/slack
spookat
answered in slack.
A visitor writes in the tiny chat on your site. It lands in your Slack channel as a thread. You reply in the thread, they read it on the site. Nobody learns a new tool.
what your team gets
- 01
a visitor writes
in the tiny chat on your site. no account, no sign-up.
- 02
slack gets a thread
one thread per chat in the channel you picked. new chats ping @here, so someone actually sees it.
- 03
you reply in the thread
the visitor reads it on the site in seconds. start with // and it's a note only your team sees.
install in three steps
- 01
add to slack
approve spookat on slack's own screen. we never see your slack password.
- 02
sign in, add your site
your email gets a sign-in link (new here? that's your account). type your site's address and paste one line, or let your agent paste it.
- 03
pick a channel
from a list. no codes, no settings page.
how you know it worked
spookat says hello in that channel, and the dashboard shows a “send a test chat” button. press it: a chat from Test visitor lands in the channel. that's exactly what your team will see.
not locked in
every chat also sits in our own inbox, on the web and as a phone app that rings. switch channels later and the history stays put.
what it costs
works on any paid plan from broke af ($4.99 a site a month), or free for 14 days on the trial, no card. no plan after the trial? chats still come in, just to our inbox, not to slack or discord.