SNAKK FOR WORDPRESS AND ELEMENTOR
Your website is open. Make it easy to ask.
Let visitors ask a Snakk agent questions while they browse your Word Press site. We are developing a plugin that connects AI chat or browser voice through a straightforward Word Press settings page.
In development. A real plugin build has been tested locally. Public release and a Word Press.org listing are not confirmed.
One place to connect
The current plugin build has its own Word Press settings page. An administrator adds a public agent ID, chooses chat or browser voice, then enables the connection.
Visitors choose when to start
The plugin initially shows a local load button. It loads Snakk when a visitor chooses to. For browser voice, they then start the call and grant microphone permission.
Knowledge managed in Snakk
Choose and maintain the agent’s knowledge in Snakk. The plugin connects your site to that agent; it does not automatically import all your Word Press content.
See the actual Elementor test page
The plugin loads through Word Press without a dedicated Elementor widget. This image shows the load control on a published page in a local test environment. It does not show a completed AI conversation or establish compatibility with every Elementor setup.
FROM ENQUIRY TO NEXT STEP
How Snakk fits with Word Press / Elementor
A PRACTICAL START
Set up Snakk for Word Press / Elementor
1. Ask Snakk about access to the test build and try it on a staging site first. An administrator uploads the plugin ZIP and activates it in Word Press.
2. Open Settings → Snakk AI. Copy only the public agent ID from Snakk. Do not paste API keys, secrets or scripts.
3. Enable the chosen feature in Snakk and add your site’s exact hostname to the allowed domains. Add the staging hostname separately if needed.
4. Choose AI chat or browser voice in the plugin. Enable Snakk and save. Configure chat appearance and its final position in Snakk.
5. Remove older Snakk embeds from your theme, page builder and tag manager. Clear caches and test a public page on mobile and desktop.
Before you begin
A Snakk account with a configured agent and access to the chosen feature. Service usage and subscriptions are separate from the plugin.
Word Press access that permits plugin installation and settings management. The current build requires Word Press 6.5+ and PHP 7.4+.
Explicitly configured allowed domains in Snakk, reviewed privacy information and testing with your site’s cache and consent tools.
Word Press / Elementor
Useful answers
Can we install it from Word Press.org today?
The plugin is in development. This page shows the current build and local testing, not an approved directory listing. Request a demo to discuss test access and next steps.
Are chat and voice combined in one widget?
No. The current build uses separate Snakk widgets and lets you choose one: AI chat or browser voice. Browser voice does not provide a phone number or enable AI telephone answering.
Do we need to put an API key in Word Press?
No. The plugin takes a public agent ID, not a secret API key. An administrator must enable it, and allowed domains are configured in Snakk. This does not replace other access controls or testing.
What is sent to Snakk?
The plugin does not contact Snakk until the visitor presses the load button. Loading shares network information. Opening chat can send information including the page address and browser details. Messages and audio are processed when those features are used. Explain this in your site’s privacy information.
Does it work with Elementor and block themes?
The plugin uses Word Press hooks without a page-builder dependency. Local tests cover Elementor, classic themes and block themes. Your combination of theme, plugins, caching and consent tools still needs testing.
Does it import Word Press content or bookings?
No. It connects to a configured Snakk agent. Automatic content import, Woo Commerce order lookups and bookings are not included simply by installing the plugin. Those tasks require separately verified connections.
Do we need Elementor Pro, and can we choose specific pages?
The current plugin build does not require Elementor Pro. It loads globally on public pages with the required Word Press hooks and has no per-page display rules. Manual embedding through Elementor is a different method and does not automatically gain the plugin’s local load button.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Explore Word Press / Elementor with Snakk
Snakk is an independent service. Word Press / Elementor names and logos belong to their respective owners. Their use here identifies the platform and does not imply endorsement.
