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For software companies and service businesses with documentation or FAQs on WordPress

AI search and chat for documentation and FAQ sites on WordPress

Documentation sites fail in a specific way: the answer exists, the visitor uses different words, and WordPress search returns nothing or the wrong page. Support gets the ticket. AskMyPages ranks your docs by meaning, answers the question in a few sentences with numbered links to the pages, and lets the visitor ask a follow-up, all inside your theme.

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What visitors ask

Questions it answers, and where the answers come from

“How do I rotate an API key without downtime?”
Answered from the keys page, with the exact steps, with a link to it.
“Does the Pro plan include SSO?”
Answered from the pricing and SSO pages, cited together, with a link to it.
“Why does the export fail on large files?”
Answered from the limits page, with a link to it.
“Can I cancel at any time?”
Answered from the billing FAQ, with a link to it.
“What is the difference between a workspace and a project?”
Answered from the concepts page, with a link to it.
“Where do I find my invoices?”
Answered from the account page, with a link to it.

The live demo answers from policy documents rather than software docs, but the mechanics are identical: ask something the way a customer would and watch it cite the page. Open the demo.

What goes in

The content that makes it work

Published, public content only. You tick the types; new and edited items sync on their own.

  • Docs as pages or a custom post type (custom types index on paid plans)
  • FAQs, pricing and policy pages
  • Changelog and release-note posts, so “is X supported yet” is current
  • PDF guides and data sheets

What changes for you

Fewer tickets that the docs already answer

Visitors get the answer and the link before they reach the contact form. Follow-up questions keep the context.

Search that forgives wording

“Change my card” finds the billing page; “team members” finds “seats”. Exact terms, error codes and product names still match exactly.

No separate docs platform

Keep WordPress. Nothing to migrate, no second theme to maintain, no overlay replacing your search page.

Honest about gaps

When the docs do not cover something, the assistant says so. That is a signal for what to write next, not a hallucinated answer to a customer.

The questions you will have

“Our docs change every week.”

Published changes sync on their own; edited and new pages are picked up automatically and old versions are replaced. You can re-index any item from the admin.

“We need control over what it says.”

You choose the content types and categories it answers from, its name, greeting, suggested questions and wording, and the tone on paid plans. It never draws on anything outside your site.

“Does it scale?”

Plans go from 500 items on Free to 25,000 on Pro, with search and answer volumes to match, and a per-visitor daily limit you set to keep one person from using the month’s answers.

Want AskMyPages on your site?

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Also for: unions, associations and member organisations · schools, churches, clinics, nonprofits and community organisations. See the full plans.