Script-tag installation
Add floors.js with a script tag and use the dashboard to customize the widget and room settings without a build step or SDK.
floors.js is a website widget that turns a page into a real-time 3D chat room. Visitors appear as avatars on the same page, can see who else is present, and can chat directly in the room.
The product is aimed at websites that want more live interaction than a traditional contact form or support widget. It is presented as a single-script install that works across common site types and supports page-level presence, chat, moderation, and message history.
Add floors.js with a script tag and use the dashboard to customize the widget and room settings without a build step or SDK.
Visitors appear instantly as 3D avatars when they land on the same page, so you can see who is present in real time.
Users can mention, whisper to, or chat with everyone in the room, making conversations feel tied to the page rather than a separate support box.
The owner can reply from Telegram or Discord, which lets you answer visitors from a phone without staying in the dashboard.
Built-in moderation blocks spam, links, and floods, and gives the owner timeout, kick, ban, and private mode controls.
Messages are saved in the dashboard and can be searched by room or keyword, with export available as CSV or JSON.
Use floors.js on pricing pages, feature pages, and docs so you can answer questions before visitors leave. The source frames this as a way to turn a marketing site into a live sales floor.
Add a social presence layer to dashboards, web apps, or mobile app views so users can see one another and chat in context while using the product.
Use it on forums, wikis, fan sites, or open-source project pages to give members a place to meet and discuss without switching to another app.
See shoppers on product pages and cart flows, then help them while they browse. The source also mentions social proof and Shopify/WooCommerce-style stores.
Place it on course pages, tutorials, or lesson pages so students can ask questions and help each other in real time.
Yes. The monthly plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and the lifetime plan includes a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. The pricing page says one purchase can be used on all your websites, and the FAQ confirms you can create as many site keys as you want.
Yes. The FAQ says it works with Next.js, WordPress, Shopify, and other common stacks, with a simple script-tag install and route-change handling for SPAs.
No. The source says visitors do not need to sign up or install anything; they get a random name and avatar automatically.
The source describes moderation features such as blocking spam, links, and floods, plus timeout, kick, ban, and private mode controls for the owner.
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