GetFoxChat for Wix

AI chat for your Wix website that answers from your own pages

GetFoxChat adds a chat bubble to every page of your Wix site. Behind it is the GetFoxChat AI operator (it starts as Foxy; rename it and give it your own avatar). It reads your site's public pages and answers visitors from them.

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First month free, 100 conversations.

What the chat operator does on your Wix site

“Do I need to book in advance?”“What's included in the basic package?”“How do I get in touch with you?”

It answers from your public pages. It does not see your Wix bookings, orders or member areas; when a visitor needs that, it hands the conversation to you.

What visitors ask on Wix sites

Questions visitors typically type on Wix sites, the page that answers each, and what the operator does with it.

Bookings

“Do I need to book ahead or can I walk in?”

Answered from: your booking or FAQ page. Answers from what your pages say about walk-ins and appointments and links your booking page. It does not see your calendar.

Packages

“What's included in the basic package?”

Answered from: your services or packages page. Lists what your package page says is included and links it, without adding anything the page doesn't say.

Location

“Do you have parking nearby?”

Answered from: your contact or location page. Repeats the directions and parking notes your location page gives, or says the page doesn't mention parking.

Portfolio

“Can I see some of your past work?”

Answered from: your gallery or portfolio page. Links the gallery and names the projects your pages describe.

Changes

“How do I cancel or move my appointment?”

Answered from: your policies page. Quotes your cancellation and reschedule rules and gives the contact details, since it cannot change a booking itself.

Gift cards

“Do you offer gift cards?”

Answered from: your shop or FAQ page. Answers from your shop or FAQ page and links where gift cards are sold, if your pages mention them.

Hours

“Are you open on public holidays?”

Answered from: your hours or contact page. Answers from the hours your pages publish and suggests calling when a holiday isn't covered.

Members

“Can I join the members area to see my plan?”

Answered from: your members page. Explains what your pages say about the members area and links the sign-in. It cannot see members' plans.

Routing example on a Wix site

Visitor

“I want to book a session for two people next month. Is that possible and what do I bring?”

Operator

“Group sessions are described on the booking page, including who can come and what to bring. Here is the page to pick a time; if two people isn't an option there, I can pass your question to the team.”

Page it points to

Book a session yoursite.com/book-online

Small Wix businesses keep bookings and what-to-bring notes on one page, so that is where the answer and the next step live.

When it passes the conversation to you

Wix notes before you add the line

Every step, requirement and note for Wix, checked against Wix's own docs: GetFoxChat install guide for Wix.

See it on your Wix site first

Type your site's address. GetFoxChat reads your 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 your site already set up, and the install step opens on the Wix steps when GetFoxChat can tell your site runs on Wix.

Put it on your Wix site: about two minutes

It is one line of code that goes on every page. Wix has a Custom Code panel for this, so there is nothing else to install.

Before you start: Your Wix site must be published and have a connected domain (connecting your own domain needs a Premium plan).
  1. Create your free GetFoxChat account at getfoxchat.com/register and add your Wix site's address. The install step shows your snippet with your site ID already in it, and a Copy button.
  2. Open your site's dashboard and click Settings.
  3. In the Development & integrations section, click Custom Code.
  4. Click + Add Custom Code (top right).
  5. Paste the snippet into the text box and name it "GetFoxChat".
  6. Under Add Code to Pages, choose All pages, then load the code only once per visit.
  7. Under Place Code in, choose Body - end.
  8. Click Apply.
  9. Back in GetFoxChat, press Check my site. The chat switches on once GetFoxChat finds the snippet on your 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>

Someone else runs your site? In GetFoxChat, press Send the code to my web person: it opens an email in your own email app with the snippet and a no-login guide link. Wix's own help page: Wix Help: embedding custom code.

Find out what your visitors can't find

See the 5 questions your visitors are likely to ask that your pages don't clearly answer. Free, no account needed.

First month free, 100 conversations.

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