SleekAI is a WordPress plugin that integrates advanced language model services, like those offered by OpenAI or Anthropic, into your WordPress admin dashboard. The plugin enables seamless communication between your WordPress site and language models.

To use SleekAI, you'll need an API key from a supported language model provider like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or OpenRouter. You can obtain this key by creating an account on the provider's platform and following their process for API access. Once you have your API key, you can easily integrate it into the SleekAI plugin through the WordPress admin dashboard, enabling the plugin to communicate with the language model services.

SleekAI is offered as a lifetime license, meaning you pay once for the plugin and can use it indefinitely. However, while there are no recurring costs for the plugin itself, you should be aware of potential recurring API usage costs. These costs are billed by the language model service provider (like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or OpenRouter) based on your usage. It's important to monitor your API usage to understand and manage these ongoing costs.

The costs associated with using the API through SleekAI depend on the pricing model of your chosen language model service provider. For instance, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or OpenRouter charges based on the number of tokens processed, with different rates for various models and features. These costs can vary widely based on the volume and complexity of the requests made through SleekAI. It's advisable to consult the provider's pricing page for detailed information and to estimate costs based on your expected usage. As a reference: during initial development of this plugin (thousands of requests and tokens), the total monthly cost was $1.08.

SleekAI doesn't impose a limit on the number of users that can interact with the plugin on your WordPress site. However, the actual usage capacity may depend on your hosting environment and the plan you have with your language model service provider. High traffic and usage might require more robust hosting solutions and higher API usage tiers.