From “this needs changing”
to a changed WordPress page.
You bring the marketing direction. Frontman handles the WordPress edits. Work from the page instead of translating every request into an agency brief or page-builder instructions.
Get Frontman for WordPressConnect your existing site.
You need WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, and administrator access. If you cannot install plugins, ask your site administrator to handle installation.
- Install and activate the plugin. In WordPress, open Plugins → Add New Plugin. Search for Frontman Agentic AI Editor.
- Open Frontman and sign in. Use the Frontman entry in the WordPress admin menu. Sign in with GitHub or Google.
- Connect your AI provider. Arrange Frontman service access and connect a supported provider account or key. Provider access and costs are separate.
Start with one update.
Try a headline or one Elementor section on a staging copy first. You do not need to begin with a redesign.
- Describe the outcome. Open the page in Frontman's preview. Select an element when useful, then explain the change in chat.
- Inspect the changed page. Frontman uses WordPress-native tools to make the edits. Check the copy, layout, and links in context.
- Refine and check mobile. Ask for a focused adjustment. Review the page at the screen sizes your visitors use.
You decide the message and judge the result. Some requests need more than one pass.
Know when an edit goes live.
Writes affect the WordPress installation you connect. On a live site, published content can change immediately—before you finish reviewing it. Preview is not a universal approval gate.
Start with staging and a backup. Draft publication and staging promotion still use your normal WordPress process. Frontman does not provide a separate approval step for every edit.
Recovery depends on the change. Elementor snapshots and applicable WordPress revisions cover some changes, but there is no universal undo.
Read confirmation and recovery detailsSee how a marketing lead used it.
Guy Leshno reported redesigning AutonomyAI's existing Elementor site despite having no prior WordPress experience. He kept ownership of positioning, content, stakeholder feedback, and final review.
Read the AutonomyAI customer storyOne customer-reported project, documented by Frontman—not a guaranteed result.
Using Next.js, Astro, or Vite instead? Follow the framework workflow. Developers install the integration, review source changes, run tests, and deploy. Technical architecture is documented separately.
Keep WordPress. Take ownership of the next change.
Install the plugin on a staging copy, connect your AI provider, and start with one update. See pricing for service access and separate provider costs.