Reopen the chat on their site
Go back to the website you were on and open the chat window again. Your conversation is still there, so you will not have to explain it twice.
You clicked the Powered by Text badge in the chat window on that website.
Text is the live chat and AI customer service platform behind that conversation.
Text comes from the team behind LiveChat, HelpDesk, and ChatBot, products used by 30,000+ customers worldwide.
Text is the software their team uses to answer you. We are not their support team, and we cannot see your chat, your order, or your account. Here is the fastest way to reach them.
Go back to the website you were on and open the chat window again. Your conversation is still there, so you will not have to explain it twice.
Look for an email address, a contact form, or a phone number on the company's own website.
Only the company you contacted can see your conversation, order, or account. Text has no access to any of it.
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You saw a chat window. The person or AI Agent on the other side saw the page you were on, what was in your cart, and everything you had asked before.
Their team saw your activity and your previous conversations right next to your message.
Name, email, phone, and notes in one profile. No asking twice.
The pages you opened and how long you stayed on each one.
Cart, recent orders, and payment status, updating as you chat.
The agent handles the questions that repeat and the ones that arrive at 2am. Your team sets the rules per department, watches any conversation live, and can take one over mid-sentence.
Give the agent a name, instructions, and the teams it works for. Set its tone, how long answers run, and the topics it must always pass to a person. It follows your rules, not a default script.
Point it at your website, upload a product catalog or a stock list, or write articles straight into the app. It replies from those sources and nothing else.
Skills fire on intent. When a visitor asks where an order is, wants to leave their details, or needs a ticket, the agent does it inside the chat and moves on.
When the agent cannot answer, or someone asks for a human, the chat moves to the right teammate with the whole conversation attached. Nobody explains it twice.
The chat you just used was configured by one company for one job. Here is how other teams use the same live chat, and what you can change on yours.
Answer at 9pm from a phone, or let AI Agent take the night shift.
Answer the questions that stop a purchase, like whether a size is in stock at the store down the road.
Answer questions about a vehicle, confirm availability, and help visitors arrange a test drive.
Confirm parking or a late check-in before the guest books the hotel that is easier to reach.
Stop losing orders at checkout to sizing and delivery questions nobody was around to answer.
Pick up the renewal question before it turns into a cancellation.
See which listing a visitor is reading before saying hello.
Start with an AI chatbot while nobody is free to staff support, then add people as the questions get harder.
Pull threads out of email once they have gone back and forth four times.
Explore customer service automation for your team, or use the live chat software comparison to check your options.
Choose how the widget looks, when it greets visitors, and which tools connect to your inbox. Use chat reports to see how your team responds and where customers need more help.
Color, position, and whether it greets people or waits to be clicked are all configurable.
Proactive messages use rules, such as time spent on a page, to greet visitors. Choose when a message appears and what it says.
Give AI Agent your help content to answer common questions. Set the actions it may take and when it should transfer a chat.
The same inbox takes messages from WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and Apple Messages for Business.
A CRM integration can bring customer details into the conversation. Use the chat API for custom connections, and check which data each integration supports.
Chat reports show chat volume, response times, and customer satisfaction. Review them together to find busy periods and conversations that need attention.
The company you were visiting runs its website live chat on Text. The badge names the software behind the window and links here, so you can see what it does and put it on your own site if you want.
It depends on how that company set it up. Many let AI Agent answer first and hand over to a person when it can't help or when you ask for one. If the reply came back in a second or two with product details, it was probably the agent. Either way, you were talking to that company, not to Text.
Go back to the website you were on and reopen the live chat. Your conversation is with them, and their team can see it. We can't, and we can't look up your order or account. If nobody is online, use the email address or phone number on their site.
To that company. Text makes the software their team and AI Agent use. We don't see their conversations, orders, or customers.
Yes. Start a free trial, pick a widget colour and position, and install it with the Shopify, WordPress, or Webflow integration, through Google Tag Manager, or with one line of code. Plans start from $19 per user per month, and the trial doesn't ask for a card. Pricing has the current plans.
From the content the business gives it: their website pages, help articles, uploaded PDFs, and product data from their store. It replies from those sources and hands over to a person when the answer isn't in them.
Website live chat, email, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and Apple Messages for Business. One team and one AI Agent handle all of them from the same place.
Yes. Text ties orders back to the live chat that produced them, during the conversation and for thirty days after it ends. The sales report shows total value, orders, and time to order, split by AI Agent and by person.
The live chat you saw runs on Text, the platform built by the team behind LiveChat.com. Text brings live chat, AI Agent, tickets, and sales reporting together, so the badge now names the platform that powers the whole conversation. This page kept its address so older links still work.
The “Powered by Text” badge is a standard part of the chat window. It can be removed only if the white-label option is explicitly included in your signed Order Form.
No, your LiveChat plan stays the same. The features and capabilities on this page are part of Text and are available under Text pricing plans. They are not included in LiveChat plans, including legacy LiveChat subscriptions. Availability, limits, and pricing depend on your Text plan. If you’re on a LiveChat plan and want these features, you can move to Text.