Through the official Plausible Stats API using your workspace API key. The SleekAI Wizard lets you map the aggregate, timeseries, breakdown, and conversion endpoints into named variables that the chatbot's system message can reference. The chatbot calls those endpoints at request time, so numbers reflect what Plausible currently shows in the dashboard.

No. Both Plausible Cloud and self-hosted Plausible expose the same Stats API. As long as you have an API key with read access to the workspace your WordPress site reports to, SleekAI can query it. The Plausible Analytics plugin for WordPress handles the tracking script on the front end.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope the analytics chatbot to administrator and marketing roles, and to specific URL patterns like wp-admin or an internal reports page. A separate public chatbot under multibot can run on the front end with its own system message and no path to Plausible.

Yes. Plausible's API exposes custom events the same way it exposes pageviews. SleekAI maps each goal you care about (Pricing View, Newsletter Signup, Demo Request, and so on) as a variable, so the chatbot can return counts, deltas, and per-source breakdowns when you ask about a specific event.

Each chat question that needs data triggers one or a few API calls, not constant polling. SleekAI uses scoped queries and caches recent answers within the conversation, so a single check-in is far cheaper than letting a team manually refresh dashboards. You can also rate-limit the chatbot, although the wrapper enforces sensible defaults.

Yes. Plausible's API supports period and comparison parameters, and SleekAI can expose those as helpers. Ask whether traffic is up this week, and the bot reads both the current and previous window and answers with absolute numbers plus a delta in one reply.

Plausible scopes data by site (workspace property). The data source in SleekAI is bound to a specific site, but you can configure multiple data sources or multiple chatbots, one per WordPress install. Conversation logs and display conditions stay per WordPress site so each team sees only its own numbers.

Only the API requests the chatbot makes to Plausible itself, using your own API key. SleekAI does not route through a Sleek-hosted service. The AI calls go to whichever provider key you supply (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter), and conversations are logged in your WordPress database.