26 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
Results AI Engage is a WordPress plugin for popups, sticky bars and chat callouts. It builds 19 campaign types, fires them on 9 triggers, and delivers every opt-in to any of 36 bu…
Read →Upload the plugin, activate it, and enter the AIENGAGE key that was emailed to you. One key covers 3 sites, and the same key decides whether you are on Core or PRO.
Read →A working sticky bar takes about three minutes. Pick a type or a template, write the copy, choose a trigger, choose who sees it, then save and publish.
Read →Engage ships 19 campaign types in three families: 9 bars, 9 popups and 1 chat callout. Pick by how much you are willing to interrupt the visitor.
Read →The builder is one screen with six tabs and a live preview that uses the real front end renderer, so what you see in wp-admin is exactly what a visitor gets.
Read →Nine triggers decide the moment a campaign fires: immediate, time delay, scroll depth, exit intent, on click, page views, repeat visit, idle and element visible.
Read →Targeting is split deliberately between the server and the browser. URL and user rules are decided in PHP, while device, new versus returning and frequency capping are decided in …
Read →The Display tab controls how often a visitor sees a campaign, what happens after they close or convert, which campaign wins when two could show at once, and whether the campaign c…
Read →Five colour presets, full manual control over four colours, corner rounding, shadow, five entry animations, placement controls per family, and a hide on mobile toggle.
Read →Any campaign type can capture email addresses. Switch on the Opt-in tab, choose your fields, write the success message, and decide where the lead goes.
Read →Ask a yes or no question first and only show the form to the people who click yes. It is usually the best converting opt-in format in the plugin.
Read →Connect each service once on the Connections tab and it becomes available on every campaign. Every connector has a Get Key link and a short walkthrough.
Read →Engage ships 36 autoresponder connectors, counted from the connector files in the plugin: 22 email marketing platforms, 9 ecommerce and CRM tools, and 5 others.
Read →Not on the connector list? Every campaign can post each lead as JSON to any URL, or render a raw form pasted straight from your provider. Between them, Engage works with anything.
Read →Every opt-in is written to a table in your own WordPress database before Engage tries to deliver it anywhere, and the whole list exports as CSV in one click.
Read →Thirteen starter templates in three groups get you past the blank page, and any campaign exports as a clean JSON file that imports into another site as a draft.
Read →Any published campaign can run on a page outside WordPress. Switch embedding on, copy the one line snippet, and paste it wherever you want the campaign to appear.
Read →If WP Sync is installed and licensed, every Engage campaign registers itself there as a source, so one opt-in can fan out to a Google Sheet, a CRM, a webhook and your autoresponde…
Read →Every campaign records its own views, clicks and conversions, per day. The dashboard shows the last 30 days across every campaign, and the Campaigns list ranks them side by side.
Read →A PRO entitlement unlocks the AI layer inside the same plugin. It writes campaign copy from a short brief, and builds a whole campaign from a one sentence goal.
Read →The AI features use your own provider key, so your content and your key never pass through us. Gemini has a genuinely free key with no card required.
Read →Drop merge tags into your headline, sub-line or button and PRO swaps them for real values from the visit, so an advert and the popup it leads to can say the same thing.
Read →Ten admin colour schemes and seven behaviour toggles covering WP Sync, WP Conversion Tracker, fonts, Do Not Track, IP storage, mobile exit intent and data on uninstall.
Read →The Diagnostics tab answers the question support hears most: why did my lead not arrive. Turn on logging, reproduce the problem, and copy a scrubbed report straight into a ticket.
Read →The usual causes, in the order worth checking: the campaign is not published, targeting excludes the page, frequency capping already showed it, or the autoresponder key was reject…
Read →Speed, page caching, licence lapses, where leads live, what the AI costs, whether it works outside WordPress, and how to get help.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAIx Hub.