#89 by installs
Joinchat – Enhanced “click to chat”
The most installed WordPress plugin for WhatsApp: a customizable floating button that turns your visitors into chats, leads and sales.
- Installs
- 700,000+
- Rating
- 4.7 (189)
- Updated
- 18 days ago
12 of the most-installed plugins carry this tag, ranked by active installs. The plugin's author chose the tag, not WPBundle.
#89 by installs
The most installed WordPress plugin for WhatsApp: a customizable floating button that turns your visitors into chats, leads and sales.
#93 by installs
WhatsApp Chat🔥. Let's make your Web page visitors contact you through 'WhatsApp', 'WhatsApp Business'. Add matching Widget✅
#138 by installs
Reach more customers and drive sales on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp with the official Meta for WooCommerce plugin.
WhatsApp chat, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, TikTok, Instagram, Email, Line, WeChat Phone call, SMS, 20+ live chat icons & WhatsApp chat pop up 💬
#217 by installs
WhatsApp Chat🔥 allows you to enhance customer engagement! Integrate "WhatsApp" or "WhatsApp Business" with a single click.
#238 by installs
The click-to-call button for WordPress since 2013. Add a call button in under a minute. No code, mobile and desktop, with click tracking.
#344 by installs
Integrate WhatsApp experience directly into your WordPress website.
Social media icons and share buttons: 2,400+ icons, block, widget & Elementor. Plus a Click to Chat button for WhatsApp, Telegram & Messenger.
#781 by installs
Powerful platform with Live Chat, AI Chatbots, and Real-Time Visitor Monitoring! Also, create Call, Email, SMS, & Contact buttons to increase conv …
Get leads with a floating contact form tab, chat & social buttons like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber, Telegram, Twitter, Instagram & more 🎉
#910 by installs
WhatsApp Chat Button - Display the beautiful WhatsApp Sticky Button on the WordPress frontend.
#924 by installs
Transform your WooCommerce store with seamless WhatsApp integration. Enable customers to order products instantly via WhatsApp with enhanced features.
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