Evosolve Marketing Studio

Not yet. The AI Client comes with WordPress 7.0, and Marketing Studio supports WordPress 6.6 and later, so you connect your own key for the AI provider you choose. We plan to offer the AI Client as an option on sites running WordPress 7.0 or later.

Meta only lets an app post to a Page, and the app owner decides what it may do. With your own free app, the access tokens are created for you alone and stored encrypted on your own site. There is no shared service in the middle and no account with us. The guide above sets it up once; plan for 30 to 60 minutes the first time.

Only to the services you connect or use, and only for the feature in question (see External services for the full list). After you connect, the plugin talks to Meta to keep the connection and to publish the posts you chose to share. If you save an AI key, the page title and a short excerpt go to your AI provider: automatically when you pick a page in the Studio (the automatic draft is on by default and you can switch it off in the Studio’s More menu), and otherwise only when you press an AI button. If you search the Stock tab, your search words go to the stock photo service. The plugin sends no usage reports or analytics anywhere, sets no cookies, and collects no data about your visitors.

Yes. Templates, the layout tools, stock photos, your own Media Library, the brand kit, and publishing all work with no AI configured, and the Studio drafts a post from the page’s own text. The AI buttons ask you to add your own key in Settings > AI first. Nothing is sent to an AI provider until you have saved a key.

Nothing waiting is lost: jobs stay in the queue until you reconnect. You see a plain-language notice on the Marketing Studio screen (for example after a password change or a removed Page role) with a Reconnect button, and the site admin gets one email if you leave that setting on. Queued posts and retries go out through WordPress cron, so on sites with few visits they may run late; the Activity screen warns you when a post is overdue and explains how WP-Cron works.

An Instagram Professional account (Business or Creator) linked to your Facebook Page, and the Instagram box ticked when you connect. Instagram downloads the image from your site, so the image address must be public: local test sites, password protection and maintenance mode get in the way, and the Activity screen tells you when it sees such a setup.

No. Everything works without it. With WooCommerce active, captions and cards can use the product price and sale facts.

Marketing Studio Pro is a separate paid add-on for scheduling, campaigns, a calendar, results, AI video and Reels, and product scenes from your own photo. This free plugin works fully on its own.

Yes. Open the post, find it in the Share on social list and choose Delete from Facebook (you are asked to confirm). The plugin sends the delete request to Facebook with your Page connection and keeps a note in the history that the post was deleted. If Facebook refuses, you get a plain message and nothing changes. Instagram posts cannot be deleted through the Instagram API; delete those in Instagram.

The suggested text uses the excerpt first, then the description saved by a known SEO plugin, then the main text of the page. Menus, headers and footers are left out.

Deactivation keeps everything. Deleting the plugin (uninstall) deletes all aipluginfactory_ms_* options including the encrypted tokens and your stored AI keys, drops the jobs table, deletes your saved Studio designs, deletes the plugin’s generated image files, removes the plugin capabilities from roles, and clears its scheduled tasks. The audit log is kept as evidence unless you tick “Delete the audit log when the plugin is uninstalled” on the Audit screen. Turn on “Keep history when uninstalling” to keep the jobs table, designs and files; connection tokens are always deleted. No request is sent to Meta on uninstall; remove the app from your Facebook Business Integrations if you wish. Images you saved to the Media Library are your own media and are kept when you uninstall; only the plugin’s working files are deleted. Erasing a user through the standard WordPress personal-data tools keeps the shared posts but removes the link to that user.

Text drafts and caption tools work with any provider below. Pictures need an image-capable one:

• OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, Meta Model API and Mistral (EU): text and AI photos. Google Gemini image generation needs billing switched on for your Google AI Studio project; text works on Google’s free tier.
• OpenRouter: text with any model, and AI photos when you choose an image model (it depends on the model; use “Load models from your account” in Settings > AI to list the image models). OpenRouter prices differ per model, so enter your own price per picture.
• Anthropic Claude and DeepSeek (data processed in China): text only.
• Amazon Bedrock (AWS): text in every region, with many model makers (the list depends on your AWS account and region). AI photos only in regions that have picture models, for example Stability AI models in us-west-2 (Frankfurt has none). When you generate a picture with a Bedrock image model, the picture prompt is sent to bedrock-runtime in your region. Load the models from your own account in Settings > AI (under AI Plugin Factory > Marketing Studio); a region with no picture models says so, and you can pick another region for pictures or another picture provider.

You can also pick a separate provider for pictures in Settings. Step-by-step setup guides for every provider, including how to set a spending limit at the provider, are at https://aipluginfactory.com/marketing-studio/guides/

You are. Marketing Studio is a tool. You decide what is made, you review it, and nothing is published until you approve it. You are the author and publisher of everything you create, edit, approve or publish, including text and images made with an AI service you connected. See our terms: https://aipluginfactory.com/terms/

Yes. EU rules (AI Act, Article 50) require AI-generated images to be marked, and Marketing Studio does it in three ways: a machine-readable “made with AI” marker (IPTC DigitalSourceType) is written into the images it exports; a visible label is added to the caption and a small “AI” badge to the image by default; and the image is saved to your Media Library with an “AI-generated” line in the attachment details that you cannot edit. For photorealistic AI pictures the visible label cannot be removed. For clearly illustrative pictures you may switch it off. A picture of a product that AI imagined must be confirmed as matching the real product before it can be published.

Yes. In Settings you can set a monthly spending cap and a daily limit on AI calls. The Studio shows the estimated cost before each AI action and pauses AI when the cap is reached. Spend caps and estimates are best effort. You are responsible for charges on your own API keys, so also set a hard limit in your AI provider’s account.

Yes. Every action in Marketing Studio is recorded with a time stamp in an audit log on your own site: AI generation, edits, label changes, approvals, publishing and settings changes, and the user who took each action. The log stores fingerprints (hashes) of the content rather than the content itself. It is kept for 5 years by default (you can change this), it can be exported and verified, and it is never sent to us.

The compressed script and style files in build/studio-v2 are generated from the readable source in src/studio-v2, which ships with the plugin, using @wordpress/scripts. To rebuild them, run “npm install” and then “npm run build” in the plugin folder.