WP Click to Chat – vs Zickt

The NinjaTeam Click to Chat plugin supports multiple chat apps and messaging platforms, making communication easier for your customers. With this WP Support All-in-One Floating Widget Plugin, you can create a click-to-chat button that appears in the corner of your website. When clicked or tapped, this button expands to display a selection of chat apps so your customers can choose their preferred method of communication. It works great on both desktop and mobile devices. 100% FREE! ➡️ QUICK DEMO Key Features Drag & Drop Interface: Organize apps by dragging and dropping them. Custom Links/Apps: Add personalized icons or links to social or chat platforms of your choice. Flexible Display Options: Choose to display the widget on the right or left corner of your site. Customizable Design: Quickly modify padding, effects, and colors to match your site’s branding. Language Options: Supports English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Japanese, and more. RTL Compatibility: Perfect for languages like Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, and Kurdish. ⚡️ Communication Channels This plugin provides a multitude of options for your customers to get in touch: Email Phone WhatsApp Instagram Facebook Messenger Facebook page Facebook group Telegram account & Telegram channel Skype Line Viber Snapchat WeChat KakaoTalk Zalo Extra phone number Custom links Link to Google Maps shop location, address, Google Business Profile, etc. Link to review platforms like Tripadvisor, Yelp, Amazon, Lieferando , and more! 🔑 HOW IT WORKS After activating the plugin, you don’t need to fill in any license. Just go to Click to Chat menu, choose the apps you want to show. For each app/platform, you need to enter the URL or username accordingly. In the Display tab, you can show the floating button on all WordPress pages or your selected pages. You can tweak the design or use your custom icon to make the button stand out or fit with your theme color profiles. It allows your visitors to start a conversation quickly and assists your customer relationship management (CRM): Live chat: Helps customers chat with support agents in real-time, enabling them to get quick responses to their queries. Ticketing system: Allows customers to submit support tickets, which are then assigned to support agents who can work on them and provide timely responses. Contact forms: Provides a simple way for customers to get in touch through the app they are using. Social media integration: Collect your leads on various social media platforms. 🏅 TYPICAL USE CASES Floating contact button for brands, ecommerce sites, online stores Help chat button for schools, courses, e-learning centers Connect button for forums, communities, dating sites Floating action button for market research companies, non-profit organizations Call-to-action for marketing and other promotion campaigns 🎏 COMPATIBILITY The WP Support All-in-One Floating Widget offers seamless compatibility with all WordPress page builders, WooCommerce themes, e-commerce plugins, and caching solutions. ♥️ Enjoy this plugin? Think we’re awesome? Rate us and let the world know! Meet Bookster: Your customer service co-pilot. Creating an online booking form, scheduling appointments directly on your WordPress site, and gaining insights for maximum growth. 🚀

Zickt is a customer messenger for WordPress. Drop the Zickt widget on your site and visitor messages land in your team inbox, alongside the rest of your customer conversations. Adds a real-time chat widget to your WordPress site Conversations from this widget, your other websites, email (e.g., GSuite), and form submissions all arrive in your shared team inbox Reply from Slack or the Zickt web app Visitor history, name and email are attached to every conversation Works alongside any theme, no theme edits required This plugin connects your WordPress site to your existing Zickt workspace. Zickt is a paid service with a free trial. Start your trial at zickt.com. See pricing for plan details. About the Zickt service This plugin is an interface to Zickt, a hosted customer messaging platform (Software as a Service). The plugin itself only loads the Zickt messenger script onto your site. The actual messaging functionality, message storage, team routing, and reply delivery all happen on Zickt’s servers, not on your WordPress install. What the Zickt service provides: Hosted real-time messenger widget and chat infrastructure Routing incoming visitor messages so your team can reply from Slack or the Zickt web app Storage of conversation history, visitor profiles, and team replies Transactional email delivery (reply notifications, follow-ups) Workspace management for team members, permissions, and channel configuration Optional integrations (Slack, email, webhooks, CRM) A Zickt account is required for the plugin to function. It is the service that powers the chat. New accounts get a free trial; see zickt.com for pricing details, the Terms of Service for service terms, and the Privacy Policy for data handling. How it works Activate the plugin and open Settings → Zickt Paste your Channel Key from the Zickt admin The Zickt messenger appears on every page of your site When a visitor sends a message, it opens a new conversation in your team inbox. Replies from Slack or the Zickt web app reach the visitor in the chat bubble. Optional: identify logged-in users Turn on Identify logged-in users in plugin settings to pass the visitor’s WordPress account email and display name to Zickt automatically. Logged-in users won’t be asked for their email again when they start a chat. Anonymous visitors are unaffected. Privacy This plugin loads the Zickt messenger widget from cdn.zickt.com. Loading the widget causes the visitor’s browser to make an HTTPS request to Zickt’s CDN, which records standard request metadata (IP address, user-agent, and referrer) for analytics and abuse prevention. Once loaded, the widget sets cookies on the visitor’s browser to track the conversation session. Conversation content is only sent when the visitor types a message into the widget. If you turn on Identify logged-in users, the following data is passed to Zickt for any logged-in WordPress visitor: user ID, email address, and display name. This identification happens on the visitor’s browser only. Your WordPress server does not call any Zickt API. For Zickt’s full data practices, see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. By installing this plugin you should disclose the use of Zickt in your site’s privacy policy.