Tranzly – AI Keys, Licences And Help

Tranzly’s AI keys and model settings, admin screens, licensing and help.

AI keys and models

• Bring your own key for all main AI providers — OpenAI, Claude, Google Gemini, Mistral, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, plus any OpenAI-compatible service (including self-hosted/local models).
• Model list updates itself — The model dropdown is filled live from each provider, so a model released tomorrow appears without a plugin update.
• We push recommended models in updates — A built-in model catalogue (best/cheap/fast per task) is refreshed with each plugin release, and optionally daily from Zinn Digital with the site owner’s consent.
• Add a model yourself in one step — Paste a model name (and optionally an endpoint) to use anything new straight away.
• Simple setup for non-technical users — A guided wizard: pick a provider, click the link to get a key, paste it, done, with a test button and plain-English help.
• Keys stored encrypted, never sent to us — Keys are encrypted in your database and only ever sent to the provider you chose.
• Clear error messages — Says exactly what went wrong: provider outage (with a link to their status page), billing problem on your key, or invalid key, and how to fix it.
• One key, both plugins — If both plugins are installed, keys and model settings are shared.
• Usage and cost log (Pro) — See what AI was used for, by whom, and the approximate cost, with optional monthly limits.
• Per-role AI permissions (Pro) — Choose which user roles may use AI.

Admin screens, licensing and support

• Modern admin screens — Clean dashboards built with WordPress’s newest admin components, with search, filters and bulk actions, and no gaps.
• Setup wizard — A first-run wizard for each plugin that gets a site working in minutes.
• Built-in help — Short tooltips, guided tours and links to step-by-step guides for every screen.
• Cross-promotion between the two plugins — Tranzly suggests Page Builder Sandwich and vice versa, on our own screens only, dismissible (WordPress.org rules).
• Zinn Digital hosting promotion — A tasteful “Hosting built for fast, multilingual WordPress” card on our plugin screens, linking to Zinn Digital, dismissible.
• Pro licensing through Freemius (latest SDK) — Checkout, licences, updates, trials and in-dashboard upgrade offers through Freemius; the free version on WordPress.org contains no locked code.
• Credited to Zinn Digital Ltd — Author, plugin headers and readme credit Zinn Digital Ltd, with links to zinndigital.com, like our other plugins.
• Synced to GitHub like our other plugins — Free versions public, Pro private; every release deployed to Freemius (free and premium) and, once cleared, WordPress.org.
• Docs site and short video guides — A help site with a short video for every main feature, in plain English.
• Feedback and feature-request button — Users can send feedback or request features from inside the plugin.
• Beta updates channel — Users can opt in to test new versions early.
• Free trial of Pro (Pro) — A 14-day Pro trial started from inside the plugin, no card needed.
• Bundle: Page Builder Sandwich Pro + Tranzly Pro (Pro) — A discounted bundle sold in both plugins.
• Staging and local sites don’t use up a licence (Pro) — Test, staging and localhost copies of a site are free and don’t count toward the site limit.
• Priority support (Pro) — Faster support replies for Business and Agency plans.

Help, bug reports and feedback

• Bug reporter and support tickets — A ‘Report a bug / Get help’ button in both plugins that opens a ticket with site diagnostics attached (WordPress/PHP versions, active theme and plugins, error log excerpt), with the user’s consent. Uses Freemius support where it can.
• Use Freemius fully — In-dashboard upgrade offers, trials, the add-ons/cross-sell page, renewal and discount offers, and deactivation feedback, all on our own plugin screens only (WordPress.org rules).
• Footprint-free front end, on by default — No plugin names in front-end class names or file paths, no HTML comments or generator tags, and CSS/JS served from neutral paths. On for everyone by default; the wp-admin side stays clearly branded.

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