GetFoxChat adds a chat bubble to a site with one line of code. Behind it is the GetFoxChat AI operator (it starts as Foxy; rename it and give it your own avatar). On each client site it reads that site's public pages and answers from them.
First month free, 100 conversations.
It learns from the public pages: that client's service pages, FAQs, opening hours and contact pages (one client's content never answers on another client's site). It finds them through the sitemap and the links on the homepage. Your clients' visitors ask things like:
The Agency plan holds several sites under one account, each with its own help content and inbox. How many sites each plan covers is on the pricing page.
Set the operator's name, avatar and colour per site. On paid plans you can hide the Powered by GetFoxChat line.
Adding a client site is the same one line of code. The operator learns that site's pages, and you can try it on any client's site first with the preview below.
Each site's install step makes a link to a guide for that site, with its own snippet already filled in, that the client's web person can open without a GetFoxChat login. You can email it from the install step. Install guides
Each client's Site ID answers only on that client's domain, its subdomains and any extra address you add for it, such as a staging or builder address. A snippet copied onto someone else's site stays silent there.
Client sites on WordPress, Framer or Joomla can use the GetFoxChat plugin for that platform instead of pasting code, and Google Tag Manager has a GetFoxChat template. Step-by-step guides cover 35 platforms in all. WordPress · Framer · Joomla · Google Tag Manager
Each site can send its own Slack alerts to the channel you choose, so one client's conversations do not mix with another's.
It answers from each client's public pages. It does not connect to a client's booking, order or CRM systems out of the box; that would be your own integration work.
You take on a dental practice as a client. You add its address in your GetFoxChat account, or first run the preview below on the practice's site to show the client how it answers. The operator learns the practice's service, hours and contact pages. You set its name, avatar and colour to match the practice, paste the one line into the site's footer, and press Check my site. The practice's patients now get answers from the practice's own pages, and handoffs land in that site's inbox.
The operator can only answer from what your pages say. These are the pages that make the biggest difference on a client's site:
Yes. Each site has its own help content and inbox, and answers only from its own pages.
You set the operator's name, avatar and colour for each site, and on paid plans you can hide the Powered by GetFoxChat line.
It depends on the plan; the pricing page lists the number of sites on each.
Every feature is on every plan; Starter and Pro cover one site and differ in conversations a month, Agency covers up to five sites and removes the GetFoxChat branding. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Type the address. GetFoxChat reads the public pages and opens a preview of the operator answering from them. No account, nothing to install.
Like it? Press Keep it on my site in the preview. You get a free account with the site already set up.
One line of code before the closing </body> tag. Create your free account, add the address, copy your snippet, then press Check my site.
The line looks like this. Yours has your own site ID in place of YOUR_SITE_ID:
<script src="https://getfoxchat.com/widget.js" data-site-id="YOUR_SITE_ID" defer></script>
Step-by-step guides for Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and other platforms.
See it answering from your own pages first. No account needed.
First month free, 100 conversations.