1. Install and consent
Install the plugin and sign in with your Google account. An administrator accepts the consent screen, which is the point at which anything is sent to our hub at all.
Connect your WordPress site to ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants, and manage your content by asking for it. You decide what the AI is allowed to touch, and the plugin enforces that rather than trusting the AI to behave.
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It is a WordPress plugin, plus a small hosted service, that lets an AI assistant work on your site through ordinary conversation. You ask Claude or ChatGPT to draft a post, update a page or fix a meta description, and it happens on your site.
The part that matters is what it refuses to do. The plugin is built so the AI can reach your content and nothing else:
This is the whole product in one table. The limits are structural, not a setting you have to remember to switch on.
| The AI can work with | The AI can never |
|---|---|
| Posts and pages | Create, edit or delete users |
| Media library items | Install, activate or change plugins |
| Categories, tags and menus | Install or change themes |
| Comments | Change site-wide WordPress settings |
| Post meta, SEO titles and descriptions | Create, edit or delete any file |
| A short list of display settings and page-builder caches | Reach your database or your passwords |
Install the plugin and sign in with your Google account. An administrator accepts the consent screen, which is the point at which anything is sent to our hub at all.
Choose what the AI may do and which WordPress user it acts as. Both limits apply to every request, and you can change or revoke them whenever you like.
Add the connection address to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that supports custom connectors, then ask it for what you want in plain language.
AI assistants misread requests. The plugin is built on that assumption rather than against it.
Our terms of service set this out formally, and the privacy policy covers what reaches us and what does not.
Every site starts on a free trial with a limited number of AI actions, shown inside the plugin. Paid plans follow, and a plan applies to the site it was bought for.
The part worth understanding before you compare anything:
Plan prices are published at launch and shown before you pay. We are not going to put a number here before it is real.
Tell us the site you would connect and what you would hand to an AI assistant. We will come back within one business day.
No. You sign in with your Google account, choose your permissions, and add the connection address to your AI assistant. There is no key to generate, paste or keep safe, and nothing to configure on a server.
Any assistant that supports custom connectors, which today includes Claude and ChatGPT. The plugin speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an assistant that adopts it later should work without us shipping anything new.
It cannot reach the things that usually break a site. Plugins, themes, files, users and site-wide settings are all outside what the plugin will carry out, whatever the AI asks for. It can still publish content you would not have chosen, which is why reviewing its work and keeping backups still matter.
After an administrator consents: your site address, a connection key, connection status and a short log of AI actions. Your content passes through only when your assistant reads or edits it at your request, and your database and passwords are never sent. The privacy policy has the full list.
Yes. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. That licence covers the plugin; the hosted service it connects to is what the trial and paid plans pay for.
Satvik AI Connect is finishing now. Tell us about the site you would connect and we will let you know the moment it opens, with the free trial attached.