You've already built an AI agent or a WhatsApp automation - the Website Chat Widget is how it meets visitors who never open WhatsApp or type a phone number. Paste one script tag on your site, choose a layout and brand it to match, and route every conversation to your AI agent, a WhatsApp workflow or journey, or a one-click WhatsApp handoff.
Pick from 7 layouts - floating bubble, bottom-right chat, full-page chat, embedded widget, help center, popup, or a dedicated contact form - then apply one of 9 built-in themes or fully customize colors, fonts, logo, and avatars.
Point the widget at a published AI agent, a WhatsApp automation or journey, or a direct WhatsApp click-to-chat handoff - one routing target per widget, changeable anytime.
Add the auto-generated snippet before your closing </body> - works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, or any custom-built site. No plugin install, no iframe to wrestle with.
Visitors can speak instead of type, with spoken replies read back in a configurable voice and language.
Visitors can attach files directly in the chat when a conversation needs more than text.
A built-in emoji picker and suggested questions/quick replies keep conversations moving.
A simple thumbs up/down at the end of a conversation feeds straight into your satisfaction metrics.
Create a separate widget per site - its own branding, domain allowlist, and routing - all from one account.
Talk to a SpecialistPer-widget analytics track visitors, chats started, conversations resolved vs. escalated, average response and resolution time, leads captured, and CSAT - with browser, device, and page-level breakdowns, so you can see which pages and which widgets are actually converting.
This is not a live human-agent help desk. There's no agent inbox or reply console inside the widget itself. Every conversation is routed to your AI agent, a WhatsApp automation or journey, or handed off to a real WhatsApp conversation with a click-to-chat link if you want a human in the loop. If that's exactly what you need - an AI or automation-first widget rather than a staffed live-chat seat - this is built for it.
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