Yes. SleekAI is a separate plugin that runs on any WordPress site, including those using free Elementor. Pro features like dynamic tags and ACF bindings are also fully supported when present, so the bot reads whatever the page actually renders. Free Elementor users get the same page-aware behavior, just without Pro-only widget types.

No retraining required. SleekAI reads the live page content at request time, so any change you publish is reflected in the next conversation. There's no embedding step, no sync job, and no separate document to update. Marketing teams can iterate on landing pages without coordinating chatbot updates as a separate task.

Yes. Multibot support combined with 28+ display conditions lets you assign distinct chatbots to specific templates, post types, taxonomies, or user roles. The pricing page can use a sales bot, the docs template can use a support bot, and a logged-in member area can use a bot scoped to that user's account context.

Yes. ACF, ACF Pro repeaters, flexible content, group fields, and standard post meta are all available as context variables that you can include in the system prompt. So a portfolio CPT with a repeater of project details flows through to chat without flattening — each repeater row keeps its structure and the bot can reason about specific entries.

Yours. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key, so message costs are billed directly by OpenAI at their standard rates with no SleekWP markup. You also choose the model — GPT-4o, GPT-4o-mini, or others — to match your cost and quality target. Anthropic and other providers are supported as well, with the same BYO-key model.

Yes. Every conversation is logged in the WordPress admin with the page URL, user role, and full transcript so you can spot gaps and retrain prompts. Searching the logs surfaces patterns — questions that came up repeatedly, pages where the bot consistently fell short — which informs both the system prompt and the actual page content.

Yes. The bot can be embedded inside an Elementor popup or excluded from popups using display conditions. If you want a chatbot widget that opens automatically when a popup fires, that wires up through Elementor's popup triggers and SleekAI's JS API, so the conversation can be context-loaded based on what triggered the popup.

SleekAI works alongside WPML and Polylang. The bot reads the page in whatever language is currently rendered, so a Spanish version of a pricing page produces Spanish-language answers from the Spanish content. The model auto-detects language by default, and the system prompt can be set per-language for nuanced control.