Chat widget

A chat widget your visitors will actually use

Set your colours, logo, button position and greeting so the widget reads as part of your site rather than a bolted-on tool. Then paste one line of code and it is live on every page.

  • Your colours, logo and avatar
  • Bottom left or right, sized to suit
  • An invite bubble that starts the conversation
  • Different look per site, same bot
Branding
Primary
Bubble
Accent
LC
Logo
yourbusiness.com/logo.png
Set
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Button position
Bottom right · 58px
Set
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Invite bubble
“Questions about pricing?” after 5s
On

Why the widget design matters

A chat widget that looks like generic software gets ignored or closed. One that carries your colours and logo reads as part of your business, and people talk to it. You can also choose where it sits and how big it is, so it never covers your own "Book now" button on a phone.

Popup or inline

The popup version adds a round button in the corner that opens the chat over your page — that is what most businesses want. The inline version drops the chat straight into a page as a block, which suits a contact page. Both are one snippet, and you only need one.

Where it works

Anywhere you can paste HTML: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Webflow, GoDaddy, Duda and Weebly all have a documented route, and anything else with a footer or custom-code box works the same way.

Common questions

No. It is a single snippet that loads the chat in an iframe, so it does not block your page from rendering.
Yes. The same snippet can go on as many pages and domains as you like, and all conversations land in one dashboard. You can also give each site its own button colour and invite message.
Yes, from the Branding tab. Colour, logo and greeting changes apply immediately; button position and size are baked into the snippet, so you re-copy it after changing those.

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