Visitors stay on the page
A question about a product, a service or a delivery detail should not require a new account. Visitors write inside your website and see your answer there, with the information they were reading still close at hand.
Visitors write on your website, you reply from Telegram, and your answer appears in the website chat. Visitors do not need a Telegram account or another app.
Free website chat. A real person answers.
Of course. Tell me what you need, and we can work through the options.
This is a made-up example showing the message path, not a customer testimonial or a promise of response time.
A question about a product, a service or a delivery detail should not require a new account. Visitors write inside your website and see your answer there, with the information they were reading still close at hand.
Telegram becomes an operator interface for website conversations. You can answer from your phone as part of your working day. The web inbox offers another way to handle messages when you are at your desk.
Manage multiple websites and use the visitor's page context to understand the question. Choose from 20 interface languages for the experience your audience sees. Interface localization does not translate the messages people write.
Start with one site and one simple test conversation. Decide who will answer, when they will be available and what contact option visitors should use for matters that need a longer follow-up. A chat is most useful when its working routine is clear.
Integration instructionsCreate an account and register the website you want to connect. Review the widget settings and choose an interface language that suits the page. Keep your existing contact information visible so visitors can choose their preferred route.
Follow the integration instructions to place the widget on your website and connect Telegram for operator replies. If someone else manages your site, share the installation instructions with them and agree which account should remain under your control.
Open the site as a visitor, send a harmless sample question and reply from Telegram. Check that the response appears in the same website conversation on desktop and mobile. This test establishes the actual message path before customers rely on it.
Visitker fits projects that want a direct conversation with a person and already use Telegram. A shop owner can clarify a product detail, a service business can discuss a request, and a studio can organize chat installation across client websites.

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The core Visitker website chat is free. Evaluate it against the conversations you actually need to handle. Free software still needs someone to answer, maintain the website installation and keep published service information accurate.
No. Visitors send and read messages in the website widget. Telegram is where the operator can reply; it is not an account requirement for the person visiting your website.
Visitker offers 20 interface languages. These localize interface text, not the contents of customer messages. Plan human language coverage for your audience and tell visitors what languages your team can answer in.
Yes, website management supports multiple sites. Keep each site's identity, responsible person and installation details clear. Before expanding, test the message path for every connected website so one site's questions are not confused with another's.
The web inbox is another operator interface. Choose the working arrangement your team will use consistently, and check it with a test conversation. Publish realistic availability rather than assuming that an installed chat means someone is always online.
Create your account, connect one website and check a complete visitor-to-operator exchange. Use a sample enquiry that contains no private customer information.