AmbiChat
AmbiChat – Free Live Chat Software for Websites
Communication·Customer Support
What is AmbiChat?
AmbiChat is a free website live chat tool. You add a chat widget to your site, customise its appearance with your business name, a welcome message and your own colour choices, and reply to visitors from one simple inbox. Conversations are kept organised, with threads you can follow and private internal notes that only your team can see.
It is aimed at businesses that want to talk with website visitors without paying for a plan. The page states that it is free on unlimited websites, with all current features included, and that no credit card is required. Sign-in is with Google, and your inbox and customer conversations belong to your account.
Setup, as described on the page, involves adding your business name and website, choosing the chat appearance, and pasting one small script before the closing body tag of your site. AmbiChat then confirms when the widget has been detected, and you can optionally enable phone notifications from your inbox.
The main trade-off is branding: every widget includes a small "Powered by AmbiChat" link, and removing it is not currently available.
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