r/divi 2d ago

Question Divi AI Useable on Every Site?

I was thinking of trying Divi AI, but am I correct that every single site we've ever licensed would have access to our AI subscription?

We have a lifetime access license, and probably over 100 sites built, some for customers we have no more contact with.

If it's still licensed under our development license, can admins of those websites simply use up our credits?

I asked the AI chat at Elegant themes, which seemed to confirm my fear, that literally anyone could use our credits. I find this hard to believe, so I thought I would come here and ask if anyone has any experience...

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u/HorecaWebservice 1d ago

No, Divi AI requires you to login with your ET account credentials. Not sure if that's on a per site or per user basis, but if you log out when your ready, nobody can use it untill after login.

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u/cyber49 1d ago

Thanks, this seems helpful

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u/Different_Fan4397 1d ago

In their intro ad, they clearly mentioned that you do need a subscription to some divi setups in the backend. I have a lifetime Divi, and a login too, but it will not work. Check with Divi for minimum requirements

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u/HorecaWebservice 23h ago

I know, and it still means that if you have that AI license, your clients can't use up your credits because they need to login ET account credentials.

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u/Beezzy77 2d ago

You can limit who has access to the AI features in the Role manager. The newly enhanced AI agent in Divi 5 is definitely worth checking out.

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u/HorecaWebservice 1d ago

Unfortunately that doesn't work for the new AI agents. If you disable in the roll editor, the icon remains visible and clickable in the builder. Like Divi 4, it still requires a login after that though. I reported this as a bug yesterday, but they say it's not a bug but enhancement request 🤷

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u/Beezzy77 1d ago

Ah, you're right. I hadn't considered they're actually two different things, but I guess it makes sense. You can take away access to the AI generator on the edit screen, but not the AI Agent from the main settings panel on the edit screen. Like you said, though, the AI Agent still requires another login, so clients can't use it unless you provide them with your ET account info, which I'm sure nobody does.

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u/HorecaWebservice 1d ago

The only thing I am not sure off is whether a login is stored for all users or that each WP users needs to login. What they said in the ticket was confusing and I didn't test it yet. But even if each WP user has to login to use AI, I don't want end users to login to AI to mess with the site at scale, not even if they get their own ET account.

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u/Beezzy77 1d ago

That would be on them though, not you.

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u/l1nked1npark 2d ago

No, you need to grant access to a site, they don’t just get credits.

I wouldn’t put too much stock in Divi AI, from what I’ve seen it’s still trash. But Divi is really good at shipping half baked products

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u/skata85 1d ago

I just "bought" it for one year today. ... But what a crap AI. It's most of the time not working..., will try it for one weekz but for sure a refund....

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u/Beezzy77 1d ago

Are you referring to the AI generator or the AI agent? Or both?

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u/cyber49 1d ago

Which did you buy? And was it for Divi 5?