01 · Glossary
How widgets work
The mechanics are simple; the funnel is not.
- A floating button renders on your site (corner or inline)
- Clicking opens WhatsApp with your number, often with a prefilled message
- Some widgets open an embedded chat window first
- The visitor's conversation lands in your inbox like any other
02 · Glossary
What makes a widget convert
The button is the easy part.
- The prefilled message should state intent, not just 'hi'
- Greet with the product or service the visitor is viewing
- Reply fast: minutes, not hours — the visitor is on your site now
- Route to the right agent or department from the first message
03 · Glossary
The mistakes that kill widgets
Most widgets underperform for predictable reasons.
- No prefilled message: visitors send 'hi' and the intent dies
- Slow replies: the visitor leaves before the answer
- No availability: the widget opens a chat nobody answers
- No tracking: you cannot tell which pages produced chats
04 · Glossary
How Wutt powers widgets
Wutt handles the reply side: the conversation flows into the shared WhatsApp and Telegram inbox, gets assigned, and gets an answer — from a person or the AI chatbot — while the visitor is still on the page.
- Conversations flow into the shared inbox
- Assigned and answered while the visitor is still on the page
- AI chatbot covers the gaps
Last updated 5 August 2026
Common questions
The chat itself is free inside the 24-hour service window. Widget tools and providers charge for the platform around it.
A basic widget can point at any WhatsApp number. Routing, tracking, and team replies need the API layer.
A chat window keeps the visitor on your site; a direct WhatsApp open is one tap fewer. Test both with your audience.
Visible on every page, but most valuable on product pages and checkout where intent is highest.