What it is for
Some people only use WhatsApp, some prefer to call, and some look for your Instagram. The multi-button gives everyone their channel and takes up just one button on the screen.
Messaging apps
WhatsApp, Telegram and Instagram. One tap opens a chat with you, by number or username, with no need to look up the contact.
Call and email
On mobile, the “Call us” item dials the number right away; on desktop, email opens in the mail app.
Quick actions
A menu item can lead to a page or open your quiz or another widget: “Get a quote”, “Request a call”, “Deals”.
What you can configure
The button looks like part of your site and does not compete with other elements. If you need to collect a phone number right away, link a menu item to the pop-up form.
Channels and order
Turn on the items you need and change their labels and order. Messaging app icons use each brand’s own logo, so they are recognized at a glance.
Label and greeting
Next to the button on desktop, a short prompt like “Message us”; in the menu header, “Choose how to reach us” and your response time.
Noticeable, not pushy
A light pulse every few seconds reminds visitors the button is there. You can turn it off if your site is already busy enough.
Position on screen
Any corner or the middle of an edge. Offsets are set separately for mobile and desktop, so the button does not cover the cart or the chat.
Alongside other widgets
Widgets in the same corner stack instead of overlapping. Only one is open at a time; the others close with Esc or a click outside.
No third-party branding
The multi-button carries no “Made with LeadForms” label: only your contact channels.
Where and to whom to show it
The multi-button is usually always visible, but you can limit it by page, by ad campaign and by device.
At the right moment
A few seconds after the page opens, at a set scroll depth, when the visitor tries to leave, after a pause in activity, or not before the second or third page. Or only when someone clicks the side tab or an element on your website.
No endless repeats
On every page, once per visit, or at most once every N minutes. The widget stops showing once the visitor clicks the button, submits a request, or after the number of views you choose.
Only to your audience
Pages you pick by URL, visits from a specific campaign by UTM tags, mobile only or desktop only. A campaign offer stays hidden from everyone else.
On a schedule
Start and end dates of the promotion, hours and days of the week in the visitor’s time zone. A weekend promo turns on and off by itself.
How to add it to your website
No developer needed. You paste the code once, then turn widgets on and edit them in your LeadForms dashboard. Step-by-step instructions for each platform are in our guides.
Create the widget
Open the Widgets section in your dashboard and pick a type. Text and colors come prefilled with an example, so you only adapt them to your business.
Check the preview
The editor shows the widget on a website mockup and applies changes instantly. The “As on the site” mode lets you check when it will appear.
Paste the code once
One code for all the widgets in your account. If a LeadForms quiz is already on your website, there is nothing to paste: widgets run on the same script. The dashboard checks on its own that the code is in place.
Where it works
On any website where you can paste code, including through Google Tag Manager.
More widgets for your website
All widgets install with the same code. A button in any of them can open your quiz, and you build the quiz in the LeadForms quiz maker.
Reviews
Your Google rating and reviews on your site; negative ones come to you, not to the map
Connect reviews →Pop-up
Your offer on top of the page: on exit intent, after a delay or after scrolling
Create a pop-up →Pop-up form
A two-field request form on top of the page, without leaving the screen
Create the form →Prize wheel
Visitors leave their phone number and spin the wheel for a discount
Create the wheel →All widgets
Plus video greeting, stories and mini banner
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