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A hosted chat page, no embed required

Every workspace now gets a shareable chat page at its own link — your agent, full-screen, ready to be linked from anywhere.

Not every conversation starts on your website. Every workspace now has a hosted Chat Page — your agent on a clean, full-screen page at your own link, wearing your brand. Drop it in an Instagram bio, an email signature, a QR code on packaging — anywhere a link fits, your agent now fits.

It's the same agent, same knowledge, same inbox behind it. Find yours under Channels → Chat Page.

Turn it on

  1. 1
    Open the Deploy tab
    Go to Channels → Website Widget → Deploy and pick the Chat Page surface. Your hosted page URL is shown with Copy link and Open buttons.
  2. 2
    Set who can access it
    Under Who can access, choose Anyone to make the page public. Nobodyis the default; until you switch, visitors see “This chat isn't available.”
  3. 3
    Share the link
    Put the URL wherever customers find you — link-in-bio, QR codes on packaging or receipts, email signatures.
Deploy tab with the Chat Page surface selected, showing the hosted page URL with Copy link and Open buttons and the Anyone, Invited, Nobody access toggle
The Chat Page surface on the Deploy tab.
Note
The Chat Page is a surface of the widget channel, so the widget's master toggle must be Livefor the page to load. You don't need the widget installed anywhere, though — keep the toggle on, leave the snippet unpasted, and run the Chat Page alone.

What visitors see

The page shares the widget's configuration — opening message, conversation starters, theme and colors, logo, languages — so it always matches the rest of your setup. The header shows your workspace name with “Online · replies instantly” when the AI agent is on, and a left rail lists the visitor's conversations with a New conversation button, so one customer can keep separate threads.

Public hosted Chat Page with the workspace name and logo in the header, the conversation rail with a New conversation button on the left, and an open chat thread in the center
The hosted page as a visitor sees it.

Visitors don't sign in. The page keeps an anonymous identity in the browser's local storage, so a returning visitor on the same browser and device picks up where they left off.

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← Newer · Jul 1, 2026The inbox always knows whose turn it isOlder · Jun 27, 2026 →Email joins the channel lineup
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