AI Moderation
Goes beyond the free spam check: catch abuse and off-topic comments before they reach your queue, with rules you write in plain words.
- Your own moderation rules
- Abuse and off-topic detection
- Review dashboard with reasons
Small plugins that extend the free core for sites where comments are a real workload. None is on sale yet — here is what we are building.
Hear when they launchGoes beyond the free spam check: catch abuse and off-topic comments before they reach your queue, with rules you write in plain words.
Get a drafted reply for every comment, written from your post and your past answers. You edit and send.
Show a short summary above long threads so readers catch up in seconds, updated as the discussion grows.
Send subscribers a daily or weekly digest of new discussions, and sync commenters to your newsletter tool.
Go past the free Insights: see which posts turn readers into commenters and commenters into subscribers.
Let readers comment with Google, GitHub or a passkey. No new password, fewer fake accounts.
Let commenters attach images, resized and stored in your own media library, with moderation built in.
Turn product pages into a question-and-answer section, with verified-buyer badges and answer notifications.
Send new comments, replies and subscriptions to Slack, Discord or any URL, the moment they happen.
Everything on the features page is free, forever, on WordPress.org. Add-ons are for saving time at scale — AI help, digests, deep analytics — not for unlocking the basics.
They are in development now and will ship one by one after the free core is established. Subscribe to the newsletter to hear when each one launches.
No. The free core is complete for any single site, with no locked panels or upgrade teasers. Add-ons sell time saved at scale; they never take features away from the free plugin.
From convocept.com, as small plugins that extend the free core. Pricing will be announced with the first add-on.
Please do. Tell us what would save you time on the WordPress.org support forum or by email — requests shape what we build first.