Download websites that use GPT AI Power

About GPT AI Power

The first release dates to 2023, recent enough that every installation on this list was made by somebody who had already decided machine written copy was worth trying. GPT AI Power wires OpenAI's language models into the publishing workflow of an ordinary WordPress site, and its install base is the visible edge of how quickly generative text moved from novelty to routine content production.

The plugin comes from Senol Sakar on a Freemium basis, is written in PHP, and sits in our WordPress plugins group because what it changes is the content management layer rather than the page a visitor finally sees. Inside the dashboard it drafts posts, product copy and meta descriptions, generates WooCommerce listings in bulk, and can place a chat or search widget on the front end. The split matters for detection, because only the front end half leaves a trace a crawler can read.

As of October 2026 we record GPT AI Power on 100 sites and have seen 29 distinct versions of it. A release history that long in a product this young describes a development cadence closer to a hosted service than to a typical theme, and installations reporting 1.9.18 are the ones being actively kept current. Sites sitting on much older builds are a different population. Those installations were set up during a burst of enthusiasm and then left alone, which is itself a signal if you are looking for accounts to win or churn to measure.

The people who want this list divide into a few groups. Vendors of competing AI writing tools want a named set of sites that have already paid for the idea and are therefore open to a switching offer. Agencies want to know whether a prospect is producing copy in house before they pitch a content retainer. Search and content quality researchers want something harder to assemble, which is a defensible sampling frame of sites likely to publish machine written text, selected by the tool they installed rather than by guessing from the prose itself.

Being honest about what detection proves matters more here than usual. Finding the plugin means the plugin is installed and reachable. Finding the plugin does not mean any particular article was generated by it, does not reveal which model was called, and cannot separate a site that writes one product description a month from a site publishing at industrial volume. What the downloadable list provides is the denominator: the full set of sites carrying the tool on the date of the export, with the fields that let you cut it by platform, hosting and domain. A per-domain lookup can confirm a single hunch. Only the population can tell you whether the hunch generalises.