Most hosting companies sell from a WordPress site and bill from something
else, so the pricing page drifts away from what customers are actually
charged. This plugin reads your plans, prices and domain availability straight
from your own Keel installation, so it cannot.

Sixteen shortcodes, every one reading your own installation: pricing tables, a
price inline in a sentence, a full plan page, your product groups, an order
button carrying the plan and term the visitor chose, domain prices, a working
domain search, your network status, your announcements, your knowledgebase
with its own search, the promotions really running, a currency switcher, a
comparison table, a contact form that opens a real ticket, and your Trustpilot
rating. All but two are blocks as well.

It holds no key and stores no customer data. Keel’s storefront API is
unauthenticated by design: a price list is public, and a key shipped inside a
downloadable plugin is not a secret. The plugin is read only and can change
nothing in Keel.

Three things stay off until you turn them on: the knowledgebase and
announcements at the Keel end, the Trustpilot rating here.

External services

Everything below leaves the browser or your server. None of it carries
anything personal, and three of the four are off unless you turn them on.

Your own Keel installation, at the address you enter in Settings then
Keel. Read only, anonymous, server to server: your plan list, your domain
prices, and whether one name is free. What is sent is the domain typed into
the search box, and a request header naming this plugin, its version and
this site’s own address, so that your Keel can tell which of your sites is
asking. Nothing is sent to us or to any address but the one you entered.
A captcha provider, only if your Keel requires a solved challenge on
domain searches, and only on a page carrying a search: Google reCAPTCHA,
hCaptcha or Cloudflare Turnstile, whichever you chose in Keel. Script URLs
and policies are under “What exactly does a captcha load?” below.
Trustpilot’s widget, only with [keel_reviews mode="widget"]. The
browser loads
https://widget.trustpilot.com/bootstrap/v5/tp.widget.bootstrap.min.js.
Terms
https://corporate.trustpilot.com/legal/for-reviewers/terms-of-use-for-consumers
and privacy
https://corporate.trustpilot.com/legal/for-reviewers/privacy-policy-end-user
Your public Trustpilot profile, only with
[keel_reviews mode=”cached”]. Your server reads the rating from the page
you name and holds it six hours. Nothing loads in the browser, no cookie is
set, and the request names only this plugin and its version, not your site.
Same terms as above.

[keel_reviews] is off by default, and with it off neither 3 nor 4 happens.

KeelLayer Connector

External services