Turn Website Visitors
Into Real Conversations

Yes. The WhatsApp, Telegram, Line, and Messenger widgets are free to set up, with no code required and no limit on how many you create. Each one is configured independently through its own builder, so you can add just the platform your customers already use — or more than one if your audience is spread across several apps.

It depends on where your customers already message you. WhatsApp fits most global, India, Latin American, and Middle East audiences; Telegram suits tech, crypto, and community-driven audiences; Line is the default chat app across Japan and Southeast Asia; and Messenger routes conversations straight into your Facebook Page inbox. Each widget on this page is independent, so you can pick the one that matches your visitors.

No. Each widget is configured through YourGPT's builder — set the name, welcome messages, and position — then a "Generate Integration Script" button gives you a one-time embed snippet to paste into your site, on any platform including WordPress. No developer or ongoing maintenance is required after that.

No — the widget script loads asynchronously and only renders after the rest of your page has finished loading, so it doesn't block your site's initial render or hurt your page speed score. Visitors see your content first, then the chat button appears, rather than the widget delaying anything above it.

Yes. Each widget lets you set up to three welcome messages, a display name and avatar, and its exact position using bottom and right pixel offsets — all from the same no-code builder that generates your embed script. Reinstall the updated script whenever you change these settings for the change to go live.