[webgeek]

Hi there! I want to make new website with live chat feature on it but i don't really know which one is the best. Can you give me any advice with it?

Edited by webgeek, 09 April 2016 - 07:38 AM.

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For my money? Set up a channel on an IRC server (Undernet, GeekShed, FreeNode, etc. but make sure to check the TOU so that your channel doesn't violate them.. or run your own IRCd), and use a web-based client inserted into a webpage.

 

I use WSIRC to make a widget for my website. It uses ajax, so it should be pretty much universal.

[KaoticEvil]

For my money? Set up a channel on an IRC server (Undernet, GeekShed, FreeNode, etc. but make sure to check the TOU so that your channel doesn't violate them.. or run your own IRCd), and use a web-based client inserted into a webpage.

 

I use WSIRC to make a widget for my website. It uses ajax, so it should be pretty much universal.

[maddy24bowen]

"Zopim" will be good livechat for websites. 

[LiveChatAdam]

Hi webgeek! Take a look at this review: http://live-chat-sup...ews.com/mobile/

Cheers,
Adam

[nikitanewton]

Pure Chat is the best live chat. As many software companies use this chat to interact with their customers. As i am using software for my small business, pure chat allows me to interact with help desk and the answer all the question using the chat. ( i have experienced it after using Apptivo software). 

[John Michel]

Zopim is a very nice platform for live chat.

But when it comes to smartphone then no one can defeat WhatsApp.