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Demo · nothing is sent or saved
Try the chat a visitor would see.
Press the "Try the chat" button in the corner and answer as if you were a customer of a made-up heating company. Then see what would land in the owner's inbox. Use made-up details if you like: on this page nothing you type leaves your browser.
1. Three plain questions
Name, phone number, what you need. No AI, and nobody has to be watching.
About the web chat →2. A consent box that starts unticked
The visitor chooses whether the business may call or text. The exact words are recorded.
Why consent matters →3. The lead in one inbox
On a real site the answers land in the owner's inbox with an email alert.
About the lead inbox →After you send it
What the business would see
Finish the chat and the lead appears here, the way it would in the lead inbox.
Demo only: this was drawn in your browser. Nothing was sent to us or saved.
Nothing yet. Open the chat in the corner of this page to start.
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Next steps
Web chat
A chat box for your website that takes a visitor's name, number and what they need, and puts the lead in your inbox. One line of code. No AI.
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What a customer gets from NewFrontDesk when you are closed: website chat that takes details at any hour, and what is not live yet. Honest, with no 24/7 claims.
Read next →Questions
About this demo
Is what I type saved anywhere?
No. On this page the chat is in demo mode: it sends nothing to our server and saves nothing. The result you see is drawn in your own browser and is gone when you leave the page.
Is this the real chat?
It is the same chat window a business puts on its own website, with a made-up business name. On a real site the answers go to that business's lead inbox and the owner gets an email.
Is there AI in it?
No. It asks three set questions: your name, a phone number, and what you need.
How does a business put it on its website?
One line of code. The steps for common website builders are in how to install web chat, and setup includes help with it.
Didn't find your answer? Write to [email protected], or see how it works.
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