Group chat · live support · one widget
Your community, talking on your own site.
A real-time chat your visitors are already in when they arrive — and the support conversation they start when they have a question. One script tag, one set of members, one place to run it.
Two things, one widget
Most sites buy a community chat and a support chat separately.
They are the same widget, the same members and the same history — so a regular in your room who needs help does not become a stranger in a ticket queue.
A room your visitors are already in
Site-wide or one per page. They can read without signing in and join with a name, or arrive as themselves through single sign-on.
Group chat →Support in the same window
Requests route to whichever operator is free. Out of hours it takes an email address instead of showing a closed sign.
Live support →Rules instead of a night shift
Word filter, link rules by member level, anti-spam limits and per-site bans — applied before a message reaches anybody.
Moderation →The whole install
One script tag, before the closing body tag.
No server to run, no database, nothing to keep patched. Paste it into a shared template and reload — the dock is there and you are its administrator.
<script>
(function () {
window._FlyzooApplicationId = "YOUR-APPLICATION-ID";
var fz = document.createElement('script');
fz.type = 'text/javascript';
fz.async = true;
fz.src = '//widget.flyzoo.co/scripts/flyzoo.start.js';
var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0];
s.parentNode.insertBefore(fz, s);
})();
</script>Pricing
From $6.60 a month, to enterprise.
Priced on how many people are in the chat at once, not on how many messages they send. Every plan has single sign-on, moderation, history and TLS.
Fourteen days, and no card.
Put it on the site, see whether anybody talks, and decide after 14 days.