WhatsApp Chat for WordPress and WooCommerce

Many visitors would rather send a quick message than fill out a contact form. This plugin places a one-click WhatsApp button on your pages so people can ask a question without leaving the site. Support and sales conversations start in real time, and you can change the text shown on the button to match your brand.

Teams with more than one person answering chats get extra control. You can assign agents to departments, show all of them or a random one, and set view percentages so inquiries are shared out. The plugin works with both WordPress and WooCommerce, so it suits stores that want chat on product pages or at checkout, as well as service sites and landing pages.

Features

• Floating chat button: A visible chat button floats on your pages, so customers can reach you on WhatsApp straight away without navigating away from what they are reading.
• Agent rotation by view percentage: Chat agents rotate according to the percentages you set, which spreads incoming conversations across your team and keeps the workload balanced.
• Agents grouped by department: Assign different agents to specific departments, so customer questions go to the person best placed to answer them.
• Random or selective display: Choose between showing every agent at once or randomizing which agent appears, depending on how you want to handle customer contact.
• Custom WhatsApp chat links: Create unique chat links and place them anywhere on your site or on landing pages, giving visitors more than one way to start a conversation.
• WooCommerce support: Offer WhatsApp support in a WooCommerce store, including on product pages or at checkout, so shoppers can ask questions while they browse.
• Editable button text: Change the wording on the WhatsApp button so the prompt fits your brand and the kind of help you offer.
• Responsive layout: The chat widget adapts to mobile, tablet and desktop screens, so visitors see a usable button on whichever device they use.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that want chat on product and checkout pages
• Support teams sharing chats among several agents
• Service businesses and marketers using landing pages