The stack it replaces
Four plugins out. Four agents in.
Writes the meta and the internal links instead of colouring a dot red.
Asks the follow-up question, then books the appointment.
Writes product copy and chases the carts people walked away from.
Layered scoring on every comment, with a verdict you can overrule.
The SEO agent
It writes the SEO. You press approve.
linq mirrors your pages and posts, scores each one against a real content rubric, and then writes the thing a checklist plugin only asks you for: the title tag, the meta description, the internal links that should point at your money pages.
Every change lands as a recommendation you approve or reject. Nothing touches the live site until you say yes, and if you edit a page after the audit, your edit wins: the queued change parks itself and re-checks instead of overwriting your work.
- Title tags and meta descriptions drafted per page, not scored red or green
- Internal link suggestions between the pages that should be linked
- Full rewrites proposed only for the pages scoring badly enough to need one, and always manual
- Optional autopilot for routine meta changes, opt-in and daily-capped
- Google Search Console connected, so recommendations run on your real search data
- Duplicate and thin-content detection across the whole site
- Local business schema generated from your real address and hours
- Approved items push straight back into WordPress through the plugin
Conversational forms
Forms that ask the next question.
A normal form takes whatever the visitor types and drops it in your inbox. This one talks back: it asks what you would have asked on the phone, works out how urgent the job is, and writes the answer into your linq CRM as a real lead. If the visitor wants a time, it offers real slots, up to three concrete options in chat or a month, day and time picker in the form, and books against your actual calendar.
- Follow-up questions drawn from what your business actually needs to quote
- Every inquiry qualified: urgency, job type, and a plain-English summary
- Leads land in the linq CRM, assigned and ready to work, not stuck in email
- Booking against live availability, so the slot it offers is a slot you have
- Urgent jobs escalate to the operator instead of waiting for morning
- Visitor text is treated as untrusted input, never as instructions to the model
WooCommerce storekeeper
Better product copy. Fewer dead carts.
The storekeeper reads your WooCommerce catalog and finds the products carrying forty words of manufacturer boilerplate. It writes proper descriptions for them and hands them to you as recommendations. Then it watches the carts nobody finished and sends one honest nudge, at the hour where a nudge still works.
- Product descriptions rewritten for the thin listings first
- Approved copy pushes back into Woo through the plugin, no re-typing
- Abandoned carts mirrored into linq and recovered with one email
- Nudges wait a couple of hours and stop after two days, so nobody is nagged
- Catalog stays in sync: products, prices and stock mirror both ways
- Every push is logged, so you can see what changed and when
The security agent
Akismet, replaced by three layers.
Spam gets cheap checks first and expensive ones last. History catches the repeat offenders in a single query. Heuristics catch the obvious link farms. Only the genuinely ambiguous middle band goes to the model. You get a verdict stream you can read and overrule, and every override teaches the first layer.
- Layered scoring: offender history, then static heuristics, then AI
- Only ambiguous comments cost an AI call, so the bill stays small
- Every decision stored with its reason, visible as a verdict feed
- Operator overrides feed straight back into the history layer
- Login and registration events recorded with brute-force anomaly detection
- No third-party spam subscription and no comment data sold on
The value dashboard
See what it earned you, inside wp-admin.
A widget on your WordPress dashboard shows the last 30 days in numbers that matter: leads captured, emergencies handled, spam blocked, SEO changes shipped and revenue. Not activity graphs. Receipts.
Qualified, summarised and assigned in the CRM.
Escalated to the operator instead of waiting for morning.
Three layers, and only the ambiguous ones cost an AI call.
Each one approved by you before it reached the site.
Built careful
It respects your site more than most humans do.
Push-your-site tools have a deserved reputation for breaking things, so this one is engineered paranoid.
Your edits win
Newer edits always beat older suggestions. A queued change parks itself and re-checks instead of overwriting your work.
Autopilot on a leash
Opt-in, capped daily, and never allowed near a full rewrite. Routine meta only, and only if you switch it on.
Staging detected
If it spots a staging copy or a domain change it pauses everything, says so plainly, and offers two clean paths: start fresh, or move the existing connection over.
How it works
Three steps, and it starts working.
Install the free plugin
Add the linq AI plugin to your WordPress site the way you add any other one. The plugin itself is free, and it stays free whether or not you ever turn the paid agents on.
Paste your key
Create a linq workspace, mint a pairing key, and paste it into the plugin. That single step pairs the site: no FTP, no database surgery, no developer.
linq starts working
The agents mirror your content, score it, and start proposing work. You choose which agents run, and nothing is published to your site until you approve it.
What it costs
Five bucks. All four agents.
Honest version: the plugin and the pairing are free. The full agents run free for your first 30 days, and after that they are a flat $5/month add-on on top of your linq plan. One price for all four agents, not one subscription each.
- Connect a site without paying anything
- Free for your first 30 days: the full agents, once per workspace, starting when you pair your first site
- Turn the add-on off from billing and the plugin keeps working
- SEO agent, conversational forms, storekeeper and security
- Billed as one line on your linq subscription
- One price for all four, not one subscription each
On the roadmap
Shipping next.
Restore links that reopen the exact cart, with recovered revenue attributed so you can watch it work.
linq finds the content gaps on your site and drafts the posts to fill them.
Every image described properly, for accessibility and for search.
The agents working in the language your customers actually read.
For agencies running many client sites from one seat.
What people ask before installing
The questions that decide it.
Do the agents change my site on their own?
No. The SEO agent and the storekeeper write recommendations that sit in your queue until you approve them. Approved items push back to WordPress; everything else stays a draft. And if you edit a page after an audit, your edit wins: the queued change parks itself and re-checks.
Do I need to remove Yoast, WPForms or Akismet first?
No. The plugin runs alongside them. Most people keep their old plugins for a week, watch what the agents propose, and then remove the ones they no longer need.
What does it cost?
The plugin and the pairing are free. The full agents are free for your first 30 days, then a flat $5/month add-on covering all four agents.
Do I need WooCommerce?
Only for the storekeeper. The SEO agent, the conversational forms and the security agent work on any WordPress site, shop or not.
Where do the leads go?
Into your linq CRM as real lead records, qualified with urgency and a summary, assigned and ready to work. Bookings land on your real calendar.
Is my content sent anywhere permanent?
Your content is mirrored into your own linq workspace so the agents can score it. Revoking the pairing stops the sync, and visitor form text is always treated as untrusted data, never as instructions.
What happens on a staging site?
The plugin notices, pauses all syncing, and posts a clear notice in wp-admin with two recovery paths: treat it as a new site, or tell linq the URL changed and move the existing connection over. Nothing duplicates, nothing pushes to the wrong place.
Does this replace my linq plan?
No. AI for WordPress is an add-on to a linq workspace, so the leads, bookings and invoices it creates live in the same CRM as the rest of your work.
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