Connect visitors with their preferred channels
Sticky Chat Widget Pro adds a floating contact widget to a WordPress website, helping visitors reach a business, blog, or store through the communication services they already use. Instead of relying on one live-chat channel, the widget can present multiple contact options in one convenient interface.
Supported channels listed for Sticky Chat Widget include WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Viber, Line, Email, Telegram, VKontakte, SMS, Phone Call, WeChat, Skype, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Twitter, Slack, Instagram, Waze, Google Maps, Signal, TikTok, Contact Form, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Zalo, and custom links. This makes the plugin suitable for direct inquiries, customer contact, location sharing, and links to selected pages or resources.
Pro capabilities
The Pro version includes the features described for the free version and adds controls for businesses that need more focused presentation and customization.
- Business hours control: choose specific days and times when chat icons are displayed.
- Custom icons and images: upload your own visual assets for a more branded widget.
- Precise positioning: fine-tune where the widget appears on the site.
- Developer controls: add custom IDs or classes for advanced styling and CSS adjustments.
- Page targeting: control where the widget is shown on the website.
The source also describes the widget as mobile-friendly and customizable. Its controls are intended to help site owners display relevant channels without overwhelming visitors, while keeping contact options visible and accessible.
Design and display options
Sticky Chat Widget provides settings for colors, icons, size, and position. Channels can be displayed vertically or horizontally, and device controls can show or hide channels separately on desktop or mobile. The widget can also use custom links, a contact form, a dedicated WhatsApp widget, and a pending message badge.
Additional display settings described for the plugin include showing the widget on scroll, after a delay, or when visitors try to exit. Animation and effect options include fade, slide, spin, pulse, bounce, and more. These settings allow a site owner to decide how the widget attracts attention and how visitors move from a page to a contact option.
Practical uses
A service business can provide direct call, SMS, email, or messaging choices. A store with a physical location can use Waze or Google Maps links to help visitors find it. A blog can offer social channels and a contact form, while an online business can show only the platforms where its team is active.
Installation and setup
Install the Sticky Chat Widget plugin on the WordPress website, then configure the channels and contact details to display. Select the desired colors, icons, size, position, orientation, and device visibility. Pro users can add custom icons or images, set business hours, apply page targeting, and add custom IDs or classes for styling. Save the settings and review the widget on desktop and mobile to confirm that the selected contact options appear as intended.
