Description
Helprspace Contact Bubble adds a clean, fast floating contact button to your website. Visitors tap it, pick their favourite app – WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook Messenger, Instagram and more – and start a conversation with you in one tap.
A small, focused plugin: its own CSS and JavaScript are loaded the standard WordPress way (no third-party libraries, no external requests, no tracking).
16 channels included
- Telegram
- Facebook Messenger
- Discord
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Skype
- Viber
- LINE
- Signal
- Phone call
- SMS
- Custom link – point a button at any URL: booking page, contact form, help desk
Features
- Up to 5 channels, each with its own colour and custom label
- Greeting message at the top of the menu
- Bottom-right or bottom-left position
- Main button colour picker
- Device targeting – show any channel on desktop only, mobile only, or both
- Test mode – preview the widget on a single private page before going live
- Works with any theme and page builder (Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg, Bricks and more)
- Compatible with all caching plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache)
- Fully responsive and keyboard accessible
- Clean uninstall – deletes its own settings, leaves nothing behind
Privacy
This plugin sets no cookies, loads nothing from third-party servers and collects no visitor data. When a visitor clicks a channel button, they are taken to that channel using its official public link format (for example wa.me for WhatsApp or t.me for Telegram) – exactly like clicking a normal link.
Helprspace Contact Bubble Pro
Need more? Pro turns the button into a mini support desk:
- FAQ layer – answer common questions before the chat starts
- Smart Answers – visitors type a question, the widget finds the answer from your knowledge base. Works offline, no AI keys, no monthly costs
- Business hours with offline message
- Show or hide the widget on specific pages
- Pre-filled messages for WhatsApp, SMS and Email
- Unlimited channels
- Click analytics, team agents and proactive triggers
Installation
- Go to Plugins > Add New and search for “Helprspace Contact Bubble”.
- Install and activate the plugin.
- Open the new Chat Bubble menu in your admin sidebar.
- Click + Add channel, pick a channel, enter your contact detail and save.
- Visit your site – the chat button is live.
FAQ-e
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Does this plugin slow my site down?
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No. It only loads its own small CSS and JS file, and only on pages where the widget actually appears – no external scripts, no jQuery dependency on the front end.
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Do I need a WhatsApp Business account or any API key?
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No. Every channel uses the official public link format of each app (wa.me, t.me, m.me and so on). No accounts, keys or monthly fees.
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Does it work with caching plugins?
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Yes. Assets are loaded the standard WordPress way, so cached pages always include the widget correctly.
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Can I show different channels on mobile and desktop?
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Yes. Each channel has Desktop and Mobile tick boxes.
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How do I test the widget before showing it to visitors?
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Enter a page ID in the Test mode field. The widget then appears only on that page until you clear the field.
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Is it GDPR compliant?
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The plugin sets no cookies, collects no data and connects to no third-party servers. Clicking a channel simply opens that channel’s standard link.
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Contributors & Developers
“Helprspace Contact Bubble” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.3.0
- Renamed to Helprspace Contact Bubble for a distinct, non-generic identity.
1.2.0
- Renamed to Helprspace Contact Bubble.
- Assets are now registered and loaded through wp_enqueue_style() / wp_enqueue_script() instead of printed inline.
- All function/class/constant/option/hook names now use a unique plugin-specific prefix.
1.0.0
- Initial release: 16 channel types, per-channel colours, labels and device targeting, greeting message, position and colour settings, test mode.