The challenge
Small businesses get the same questions every day, but can't staff live chat. Generic AI chatbots either invent answers or make the owner manage an AI account, API keys and billing.
// CASE STUDY 11
A branded AI assistant that a business adds to its WordPress site. It answers visitors from the business's own FAQs and pages, and the agency runs it as a subscription.

Small businesses get the same questions every day, but can't staff live chat. Generic AI chatbots either invent answers or make the owner manage an AI account, API keys and billing.
The plugin keeps a small search index of the pages the owner picks and sends only relevant excerpts, as a signed server-to-server request, to an agency service that checks the subscription and limits before asking Gemini. The API key never leaves the agency server.
Businesses install a plugin and paste one activation code; the agency runs every client from one dashboard. It's live on a client site, passes the official WordPress Plugin Check with no errors or warnings, and has been submitted to WordPress.org.
One product with three audiences: visitors, business owners and the agency.
Real plugin and dashboard code on a demo page, with scripted replies and demo client data.








Credentials stay on the server; every request is signed, limited and leaves no transcript.