CartPilot for 
WooCommerce
Install one plugin and your store gets a salesperson that never logs off. Shoppers talk or type, and CartPilot finds the right product, answers their questions, and adds it to their real cart.
- Free plugin on WordPress.org
- Start on the Free plan
- No code
What CartPilot Does for Your WooCommerce Store
Shoppers land on your store with questions at all hours. CartPilot is there to answer them, point them to the right product, and help them buy.
Answers Questions, Day or Night
Sizing, shipping, returns, product details. CartPilot answers by chat or voice from your products, policies, and FAQs. Voice is on paid plans.
Finds the Right Product
It knows your categories, brands, and price range, and suggests in-stock products that match the shopper’s needs and budget.
Adds It to the Real Cart
It picks the right size, color, and quantity, updates the cart on request, and applies coupon codes, all inside the chat.
Tracks Orders for Your Customers
Customers signed in to your store can check their order status in the chat, without waiting for your team.
How CartPilot Works With WooCommerce
It installs and runs like the WordPress plugins you already know.
Install it like any other plugin.
Get CartPilot from WordPress.org, or search for it under Plugins > Add New in your WordPress admin.
Connect your account from the plugin.
Create your free CartPilot account during setup, or sign in if you already have one. Then connect your store from the plugin settings.
Manage it inside WordPress.
Your agent’s name, greeting, voice, look, and most other settings live in your WordPress admin. A few extras, like Human Handover, are set up in your CartPilot dashboard.
Your WooCommerce data stays in sync.
Products, variations, prices, stock, categories, brands, and coupons sync on their own.
Fits around your setup.
CartPilot loads as a widget outside your theme layer. It doesn’t change your templates or get in the way of page builders, checkout plugins, or your live chat tool.
Lifetime plans, with the option to use your own AI provider key, are available for WooCommerce stores. See Plans & Pricing →
Live on Your WooCommerce Store in Three Steps
No developer and no code. Everything starts from your WordPress admin.
- 1
Install the plugin
Install CartPilot from WordPress.org, or search for it in your WordPress admin under Plugins > Add New, then activate it.
- 2
Connect your store
Open the CartPilot settings, create your free account or sign in, and connect your store. Your catalog syncs on its own.
- 3
Make it yours
Set your agent’s name, greeting, voice, and colors, add your policies and FAQs, and you’re ready to sell.
If you already signed up at app.cartpilot.ai, just install the plugin and sign in when you connect your store.
WooCommerce FAQ
WooCommerce Questions, Answered
What store owners usually ask before they install the plugin.
Yes. The plugin connects your store to your CartPilot account. You can create a free account during setup, right from the plugin. If you already have one, just sign in and connect your store.
A WooCommerce store on WordPress 6.6 or higher, with PHP 7.4 or higher.
CartPilot is built to stay light. It loads as a separate widget without blocking your WordPress admin, and it answers from a synced copy of your catalog instead of running heavy searches on every page load.
CartPilot sits outside your theme layer, so it works with standard WooCommerce setups and doesn’t conflict with page builders, checkout plugins, or live chat tools. If your theme is heavily customized, try it on a staging site first.
Most settings, such as your agent’s name, greeting, voice, and widget look, are in your WordPress admin. A few, like Human Handover, are in your CartPilot dashboard at app.cartpilot.ai.
Voice comes with every paid plan. The Free plan includes text chat.
Yes. Lifetime plans are a one-time payment and are available only for WooCommerce stores. They include a set number of conversations each month, and unlimited conversations when you connect your own AI provider key. See the Pricing page for current plans.
Yes, and the features are the same on both. Each store counts separately, so a WooCommerce store plus a Shopify store needs a plan that covers at least two stores.
Your Store Never Closes. Now It Never Stops Selling.
Install the free plugin, connect your WooCommerce store, and let CartPilot help shoppers find, decide, and buy, day and night.