WhatsApp contact for WordPress and WooCommerce

WP Chat App Pro adds ways for visitors to contact a team on WhatsApp. A floating widget, web beacon or button can direct support, presales, order, discount and product questions to the right place.

Set up agents and contact points

After activating the add-on, add a WhatsApp account from the WordPress WhatsApp menu. Then choose the profile to display in the Floating Widget settings. A contact box can display multiple agents, each with a name, title, custom color and greeting. Pro adds agent avatars and custom availability and working hours. When schedules are set, visitors can see when an agent is due back and the remaining wait in hours and minutes.

Show the floating widget on selected pages or in the corners of all pages. Dynamic shortcodes can prefill messages with context for the conversation.

Add buttons to products and content

WooCommerce product pages can display an Order on WhatsApp button and assign a specific agent or expert to a product. The standard placement is after Add to Cart. Pro also allows placement before Add to Cart or after the long or short product description.

Shortcodes let editors add WhatsApp buttons to pages, posts, sidebars, widgets and other site-builder components, then choose an agent suited to that content. In-page and in-post buttons support unlimited display.

Tracking, consent and compatibility

Pro event tracking supports Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4 and Facebook Pixel. A built-in GDPR cookie notice checkbox can require visitors to agree to the relevant terms and conditions before sending a message.

The extension works with many WordPress caching and optimization systems, including LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache and WP Rocket. Multilingual sites can use translation extensions such as WPML and Polylang. It is also designed to work with popular page builders, themes and WooCommerce add-ons.

Configure the plugin

After choosing the widget profile, set its colors, greetings and display locations. Add agent details and, where needed, working hours; use dynamic shortcodes for prefilled messages. WooCommerce stores can enable the product button and choose its placement. Editors can insert shortcode buttons into pages and posts. The interface requires no coding, and setup documentation is available.