Contact button for WordPress All your messengers in one floating button
A floating button on your WordPress site opens WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, phone or email. Works with any theme and WooCommerce, and you change channels without touching the site.Set up in 5 minutes, no developer needed.
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Features
One button instead of five plugins
Instead of a separate plugin for each messenger, one small script handles every channel and stays out of your theme's way.
Up to 10 channels
WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, Viber, LINE, SMS, phone, email and any custom link in one button.
Straight to chat
With a single channel, the button skips the menu and opens the chat right away.
A friendly invitation
A short line next to the button, like Chat with us, helps visitors decide to write.
Your color and corner
Match the button to your WordPress design, bottom right or bottom left, so it doesn't cover your cart or live chat.
No WordPress app needed
One line of code instead of another plugin or app. Change channels in Swoopkit without touching your site.
Only where you want
On every page or only on selected ones, on phones, desktops or both.
Guide
How to add a contact button to WordPress
The easiest way is the free WPCode plugin. It keeps the code separate from your theme, so it won't disappear when you update or switch themes. You need admin access to your site.
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Create a contact button in Swoopkit
Sign up, create a Contact button widget and add your channels: WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, phone, email or any link. Pick a color and a corner.
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Copy your site code
In your Swoopkit dashboard, copy the line of code with your site key. It's the same line for all widgets.
<script src="https://swoopkit.app/loader.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_KEY" async></script> - 3
Install WPCode
In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New, search for “WPCode – Insert Headers and Footers”, then install and activate it.
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Paste the code into Header
Open Code Snippets → Header & Footer, paste the line into the Header box and click Save Changes.
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Clear the cache
If you use a caching plugin, clear its cache so the code reaches every page.
Placement
Where to place the contact button on WordPress
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Bottom right corner
The usual spot for a chat button: visitors find it without thinking.
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Bottom left corner
When the right side already has a cart, live chat or a back to top button.
Examples
Who it's for
WooCommerce stores
Product and shipping questions before checkout.
Local services
Quotes and bookings by message instead of phone tag.
Clinics and salons
Appointments in the messenger clients prefer.
Agencies and freelancers
Project inquiries without a long form.
Quick start
Live in 5 minutes, no developer needed
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Build a widget
Pick a type, upload photos, write the text. The live preview shows exactly how it will look on your site.
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Paste one line of code
Just once: every widget you add later appears on your site automatically. Works with Shopify, WordPress, Wix and any website.
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Get leads
Leads arrive in your inbox and dashboard. Update offers and stories yourself, anytime.
Pricing
Free for 3 months, everything included
All widgets are free for 3 months with a small “Made with Swoopkit” badge, no credit card required. After that, the paid plan: widgets without the badge.
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- “Made with Swoopkit” badge
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- No “Made with Swoopkit” badge
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- No “Made with Swoopkit” badge
Start for free. Payment for the paid plan is coming soon to your dashboard.
FAQ
Questions about the contact button on WordPress
How do I add a WhatsApp or chat button to WordPress?
Create the widget in Swoopkit, copy one line of code from your dashboard and add it to WordPress: install wpcode, then paste the code into header, then clear the cache. You do it once.
Do I need a paid WordPress plan?
You need admin access to your site.
Which messengers can I add?
WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, Viber, LINE, SMS, phone, email and any custom link. Up to 10 channels in one button.
Will the button slow down my WordPress site?
No. The widget is tiny and loads after your page, asynchronously.
Can I change the number or channels later?
Yes, any time in Swoopkit. The code on your site stays the same.
How much does it cost?
The first 3 months are free, no credit card required. After that, $7 a month or $15 for 3 months, and the plan includes all widgets: stories, pop-up banner and contact button.
Related
All widgets are included: use them together, they don't get in each other's way.
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