Website widget
Choose what the website widget shows
Set its product, wording, appearance and lead recipients.
Before you start
Complete your product pricing and branding first.
Follow these steps
Choose Product it quotes and review What the homeowner sees.
Select a range, one number, or No price, just take the lead. In No price mode, the lead is captured without showing a price or emailing an estimate.
Set the widget headline, intro and launcher text. If using a tab, review its position, size, color and motion.
Set the lead email recipients and company information offered on the screen.
Wait for saved confirmation and use the available preview or published website to check the homeowner experience.
The widget uses the saved presentation and lead-routing settings.
If something looks wrong
- Product highlighted as missing? Select a current enabled product from Pricing.
- A branding hold is shown? Finish the named identity requirements before expecting the widget to answer.
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Set up the website widget launcher
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Install your company script
Open Company settings, then Website widget. Copy your installation line and have your website manager add it to the published site. Confirm the widget is enabled.
Choose how it opens
Choose Floating tab, Website button or Both. The button option connects an existing website button to the QwikQuote widget.
Match the button text
Enter the words shown on your website button. Your web person can also point a link at hash, Q Q, dash, estimate. Wait for the settings to save.
Test the complete flow
Test your published website on desktop and phone with your own contact details. Check Hot leads and the chosen email inbox. Unrelated website forms keep their own integrations.