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Kapty helps you replace passive contact forms with a conversational chatbot experience inside WordPress.
Visitors can follow guided conversation paths, answer key questions, and send clearer requests from your site.
This free version includes the core Kapty workflow for WordPress:
Display a chatbot widget on your site
Start with a built-in demonstration scenario
Create and edit your own conversational scenarios
Activate one or several scenarios on your site
Capture leads from conversations
View conversations and leads from the WordPress admin
Customize the widget appearance
Configure email notifications
Export your scenarios
Kapty is designed for site owners, freelancers, agencies, and service businesses that want a more interactive first contact experience than a traditional form.
Kapty privacy policy:
Kapty terms of use:
External services
This WordPress.org build of Kapty Free does not use Kapty-hosted APIs or Anthropic APIs for chatbot generation or scenario creation. Support links and branding links may point to Kapty websites, but no plugin data is sent to Kapty or Anthropic during the normal use of this free build.
Google Fonts (optional, disabled by default)
Kapty can optionally load font files from Google Fonts when the site administrator explicitly enables the setting in Kapty > Personnalisation > Options avancées.
What the service is used for:
* Load the selected typography for the chatbot interface.
What data is sent:
* The visitor’s IP address.
* Browser and device information sent by the browser when requesting the Google Fonts stylesheet and font files.
* The selected Google Fonts families.
When it is loaded:
* Only if the administrator explicitly enables Google Fonts.
* Disabled by default in the WordPress.org build.
Terms of Service:
https://policies.google.com/terms
Privacy Policy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
External URL preview requests (administrator-triggered)
Kapty includes an administrator tool that can fetch preview information from a URL entered by the administrator.
What the service is used for:
* Retrieve remote page metadata such as title, description, and preview image.
What data is sent:
* The URL entered by the administrator.
* Standard HTTP request headers generated by the WordPress site server.
When it is used:
* Only when an administrator explicitly requests a link preview.
* No visitor conversation content is sent as part of this feature.
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy:
* These depend on the external URL chosen by the administrator.
