How the AI writes, where it comes from, and what it knows about your place. Go to WP Admin → Lodge WP Settings → AI. The AI features need an active license.
Options
- Status: whether the AI is ready. With LodgeWP AI, it also shows how much of this year’s allowance is used, the renewal date and the AI logo runs left. See LodgeWP AI.
- AI source:
- LodgeWP AI (included with your license): no AI account or key needed, with a yearly allowance.
- My own AI provider: OpenAI, Anthropic or Google, connected in Settings → Connectors and paid with your own account. Needs WordPress 7.0 or newer.
- AI buttons: shows the “Write with AI” and field buttons in the page and accommodation editors, and “Analyze with AI” in the media library. Turn them off to edit everything by hand; the setup wizard keeps working.
- Website content language: the language the AI writes in. Pages that have their own language in Polylang or WPML are written in theirs.
- Writing style: Warm and welcoming, Professional and informative, Elegant and luxurious, or Friendly and casual. Also used by the setup wizard and for blog posts.
- Additional instructions: anything the AI should always or never do, e.g. “Keep descriptions short. Never mention prices.”
Your property
What the AI knows about your place. The setup wizard fills this in, and every AI button uses it together with your accommodations’ details. The AI only writes about what is here, so keep it factual and up to date.
- Type of property and Location (town, region and country).
- About your property: what you offer and what makes your place special.
- Surroundings: the setting and what guests can do nearby. Only facts: distances and places you mention may appear in the texts.
- Your guests: e.g. couples, families with young children, hikers.
- Your story: optional. Who you are and how the place came to be. Used for an “Our Story” page.
- Other facts guests ask about: one per line, e.g. “Free parking for 2 cars”, “Breakfast on request”.
- Nearby attractions and activities: places you recommend, each with a name, what to know, a website and a photo you may use. Used for “things to do” sections and travel-guide blog posts.
- Your listings elsewhere: links to your property on Booking.com, Airbnb, tourism websites or your old website.
To use the AI, see Writing with AI and Setup Wizard.
