Skype Chat WordPress Plugin For Website

Email and contact forms leave visitors waiting for an answer. This plugin brings Skype's real-time chat into WordPress, so a client with a quick question can start a conversation right on your site. It works for customer support, short consultations and general inquiries, and the chat box can sit on pages and posts wherever you want it.

The plugin is built to be simple to set up and adjust. You can change colors, edit the button text and match the widget to your site's design. Once chats begin, visitors can talk with you in multi-user conversations, share photos and files, and you can look back through the chat history when you follow up.

Features

• Chat box on pages and posts: Add the Skype chat box to the pages and posts of your choice, so the conversation starts where visitors already are reading or browsing.
• Simple setup and controls: The plugin is meant to work without technical skills or extensive configuration, with intuitive controls and flexible settings that you can tune to your brand.
• Unlimited color options: Edit the look of the chat widget freely so its colors and appearance fit your website's design and branding.
• Customizable button text: Change the call-to-action wording on the chat button so it matches the tone of your site and invites visitors to start a conversation.
• Multi-chat support: Handle several conversations with multiple users at the same time, so each visitor question can get a reply.
• Image and file sharing: Visitors can send photos and files inside the chat, which helps when a question is easier to explain with an attachment.
• Chat history: Conversations are kept in an accessible archive, so you can review earlier messages when you follow up or continue supporting a visitor.
• Attention-catching animations: Smooth animations draw visitors' eyes to the chat button without getting in the way of the page content.

Best for

• Small businesses offering live customer support
• Consultants and freelancers taking quick client questions
• WordPress site owners who prefer chat over contact forms