GetFreePlugins.com started from a simple observation: freelancers, solo entrepreneurs and owners of very small businesses all need plugins to grow their activity, and free ones make the difference. Over a long career, our founder could never have built his websites without the help of free WordPress plugins.
We wanted to give something back with a directory, but not a copy of WordPress.org. So we built a directory of free WordPress plugins that work with artificial intelligence.
How it works
Everything is automated. Our filters run every day to find eligible plugins in the official WordPress.org repository, check that they are still maintained, and keep each page up to date.
Every new listing is reviewed by a human before it is published. Automation does the heavy lifting, but a person has the final word.
What “free” means here
To appear in our directory, a plugin must be entirely free to start: install it, add your own API key, and it works. No paid tier required to get going.
Some plugins limit usage in their free version, while others are unlimited. We list both, and each page explains which is which.
We select plugins this way so that any freelancer or small business can start with just their own API key, paying only for their own token consumption. Nothing more.
Quality over quantity
We do not try to list every plugin out there. We aim to show the best ones, the one that we would use for us.
What it takes to be listed
A plugin appears in our directory only if it meets all of the following conditions:
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It is in the official WordPress.org repository. We only list free plugins hosted there.
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It uses real artificial intelligence. AI must be a genuine feature of the plugin, not just a label.
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The AI is free to use. Either access is free permanently, or you simply add your own API key. If a paid subscription is needed to get started, the plugin does not qualify.
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It is actively maintained. A plugin that has not been updated for 9 months is considered abandoned and may be removed from the directory.
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It is properly described. The plugin’s WordPress.org page must give enough information for us to explain clearly what it does.
Meeting these conditions does not guarantee a listing. We aim to show the best plugins, not every plugin.
Is your plugin missing?
If your plugin is not in the directory and you think it belongs there, contact us.
Are you a plugin developer?
If your plugin is listed, you can add content to its page for free, explaining:
- what is limited and what is unlimited in the free version;
- what the artificial intelligence actually does in this version.
Simply read this and register for free. Once your plugin page is assigned to you, visitors can ask you questions directly from the directory.
How runs GetFreePlugins.com ?
GetFreePLugins.com collaborates with several developers and content creators around the globe. The overall operation is owned by :
Company Name: Micro Entreprise Fabien Belleinguer
SIRET: 84765598200027
Registered Address:
200 Rue de la Croix Nivert
75015 Paris
France