One app inside your WordPress site

An assistant that sets your directory up, finds places, writes listings and answers visitors — paid by the cent, with a budget you set.

If you run a directory site, you already know the problem

You want one shortcode to show one field, with your own markup around it, and you end up reading an options list that never says which options actually do anything.

So we answered it properly. There are 181 pages here, one per shortcode, built by reading the plugins on a real site and running every example against a real listing. They say what you get if you set nothing, which options are asleep until something else is on, and they hand you the shortcode and the block, ready to paste.

That part is free and always will be. It is answered on our test site.

The thing worth paying for is the same answer, about your site

Connect your site and the question stops being general. Which of those shortcodes you actually have. What your theme does with them. Which template is drawing the page you are trying to change, and which card each listing is using. We read it, and we say it, instead of guessing from the manual.

One click to connect. Sign in, confirm your site by name, and it holds its own credential from then on — nothing to copy, nothing to paste.

You pay by the cent, and you can see every one

Every answer, every import, every message has a price on the label before you press it. You set a ceiling. The running total is always in front of you, and when something is refused it says so in a sentence rather than failing quietly.

No subscription to forget about. Put five dollars in and see whether it is worth it.

What it does once it is in

Brings your listings in — in bulk, matched up, kept current rather than imported once and left to rot.

Answers the people who visit, from your own pages instead of a generic script, and hands you the ones that need you.

Writes, fixes and explains the things you would otherwise do by hand: a shortcode that is nearly right, a template you are afraid to touch, a field that will not show.

Have a look before you decide

The 181 pages are at api.aienschede.com/help — no sign-in, nothing to install. If they answer your question, that is the whole point. If they nearly answer it, that is what connecting your site fixes.

What it costs today

1 credit = 1 cent. Free doors cost nothing. Read from the live price rows at build time (2026-10-22 15:49 UTC).