A widget that looks like your brand

How it works

The widget reads its appearance from your project settings on every load, so styling changes — a new brand color, a different font, a rounder corner radius — go live the instant you save in the dashboard. No script re-embed, no deploy, no waiting on a CDN cache to clear.

Choose how it appears on the page: a floating bubble in the corner, an inline embed directly in your layout, or a scroll-triggered panel that only shows up once a visitor has engaged with the content. Set a welcome message for first-time visitors, an offline message for when your team is away, and quick-question chips that let visitors start a conversation with one tap instead of typing.

Pixel-perfect control

Google Fonts are supported natively, and when the built-in options aren't enough, custom CSS gives you full control over exactly how the widget renders — down to individual pixels.

Why it matters

A chat widget that looks bolted-on hurts trust before a conversation even starts. Matching your brand end to end — including on mobile, where the widget has its own dedicated settings so it doesn't just shrink awkwardly — makes the widget feel like a native part of the site rather than a third-party plugin.

Example use case

An agency manages chat widgets for a dozen clients from one workspace, giving each project its own logo, color palette, and font — visitors on any of those sites see a widget that looks custom-built, while the agency configures everything from a single dashboard.