Give visitors a simple way to ask questions before they leave your website.
Automatic setup. Enter your website URL. The chatbot uses accessible content to build its initial knowledge and suggest a role and tone of voice.
Answers from your content. Explain package details, product differences, or service terms using the information you provide.
Conversation rules. Define how the chatbot introduces your business, recommends options, and handles questions that need personal attention.
Flexible appearance. Add chatbot’s name, avatar, and adjust colors to your Elementor website. Add a greeting and suggested questions to help visitors get started.
Multilingual conversations. Let visitors ask questions and receive answers in their language, including customers browsing from abroad.
Use your published content to answer visitor questions. Add public URLs, upload files, or write custom Q&A for details you haven’t published.
Elementor service pages
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Landing and pricing pages
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WordPress posts and FAQs
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WooCommerce product pages
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Files and custom Q&A
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Add up to 200 web page URLs. Use published pages as knowledge sources, including pages built from Elementor templates. After changing your content, use Retrain to refresh the relevant source.
Help visitors act on the answers they receive.
Capture a lead
Collect a name, email, or phone number when someone wants a quote or more information. Save their details with the conversation for a more informed follow-up.
Open the right page
Show an action button linking to a service, product, or an Elementor page containing your existing inquiry form.
Book a consultation
Connect Calendly or Cal.com so visitors can choose an available appointment time directly in the chat.
Offer human contact
Provide email, phone, or WhatsApp contact when a visitor wants to discuss a specific requirement with your team.
Follow up during the visit
Send a message after a period of inactivity to ask whether the visitor needs help choosing a service or taking the next step.
Match the chatbot’s colors to your Elementor design and choose its name and avatar to represent your business. Adjust its placement to keep chat accessible alongside your page content. Add a greeting and suggested questions such as “What’s included in this service?” or “Can I get a quote?” and preview the result on desktop and mobile.
Understand what visitors need before they submit an inquiry or book a call.
Review knowledge gaps to find questions your content doesn’t answer. Add the missing details to help future visitors get more useful responses.
Follow this quick guide to install your chatbot on a page or in a shared template. If you need help, our support team offers free installation.
Copy your chatbot’s installation code from the dashboard.
Open Pages in WordPress and select Edit with Elementor for the page.
Drag an HTML widget onto the page and paste the installation code into its HTML Code field.
Update or publish the page, then open it to test the chatbot.
If your plan includes Theme Builder, open the relevant template, such as your shared footer, and add an HTML widget with the installation code. Save your changes and check the template’s Display Conditions. The chatbot will appear on pages that use that template.
If your plan includes Custom Code, create a new code snippet.
Paste the installation code.
Select Body – End as its location.
Publish it with the display condition Entire Site.
This method adds the chatbot independently of individual page templates.
