OpenWidget
Free tool for connecting with website visitors
OpenWidget launched on November 16, 2022 with 147 votes, #224 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
A simple solution for reaching visitors on your site. Get in touch with customers via a contact form, answer repetitive questions thanks to the FAQ template, and showcase your products with product cards. All within a sleek, elegant widget.
Use no-code widgets to quickly improve your websites. Add OpenWidget plugin to your website and improve engagement, increase sales and maximize profits!
Do you offer enough support to encourage your website shoppers to buy? Add OpenWidget to your website and turn store visitors into customers — for free. Basic but not plain — it’s the simplest method of online contact. Resolve all doubts regarding your products or shipping, and make more sales as a result. Catch the interest of store visitors by promoting your special offers in a beautiful way. Simply copy a link to your product, and boom — your card is ready. Let people find answers to common questions before they even ask them — wherever they are, whenever they need it. Build transparency and trust by adding social proof to your website. Match your widget's look and feel with your…from openwidget.com
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