Guides and answers to help you get the most from Contact Button.
If you’d like to remove the “⚡ by Contact Button” text that shows up on the bottom of your button’s menu screen, do the following: Step 1: Navigate to the “Settings” page in your dashboard. Step 2: Click on the “Branding” tab to open the proper screen. Step 3: Towards the bottom of the page you’ll see a […]
After you’ve saved the changed you made to the button it can take up to 10 minutes for those changes to be reflected in the button. The reason for this is that your changes have to be applied to the database server and our cache has to be updated with your latest version. It’s also […]
To change the font that is displayed in both your expanded button and the menu window, do the following: Step 1: Navigate to the Button page in your dashboard. Step 2: Click the action menu of the Button you want to update and then click “Edit Button” Step 3: On the Button’s edit page, scroll down to the […]
Other than name, email address, and phone number, Contact Button does not currently save or store any other fields you include in your forms on our servers. Instead, we simply generate and send an email to the address you provide that will include those fields, plus any other fields you add to your Contact Form. […]
Overview Integrating a webhook with your Contact Form app widget allows you to pass submitted form data to a CRM like HubSpot using automation tools such as Zapier, Pabbly, or Make.com. Follow these steps to configure your webhook and automate data flow. Step 1: Obtain Your Webhook URL Before adding a webhook URL to your […]
While the service can be used and accessed from anywhere in the world, the dashboard is only available in English at the moment. We have plans to add localization capabilities in the near future.
Yes! There are no limits to either the number or kinds of apps you can add to your button’s menu screen. For example, we recommend using the Social Links app to add multiple links to your social media profiles around the web.
Yes, we’ve tried to make Contact Button to be as flexible as possible. Today, the way to have multiple buttons is to manually add the script you want to the body field. This is quite easy if you want it on a top-level of domain like www.contactbutton.com or a subdomain like app.contactbutton.com Please note, that […]
No, the only code required to get Contact Button to work properly is a small string of text that we will ask you to copy and paste somewhere inside of your website content management system. To make it as easy as possible for you to do this, we’ve created step-by-step installation guides on how to […]
If you’ve created multiple workspaces, you should see a dropdown menu located on the bottom of the main navigation menu called “Select Domain Workspace”. To change to a different workspace, simply click the dropdown menu in bottom left corner of dashboard and select the domain of the workspace you want to switch to. Notes: All […]
It is not currently possible to update an email address after an account has been created, but we plan to add that capability in the near future along with multi-user per workspace capabilities.
For Login with Google AccountsIf you created your Contact Button account using login with Google, that is the only way you’ll be allowed to login to your dashboard. We currently do not create a secondary login method for Google Accounts, so you’ll need to update your Google login information and password directly with Google if […]
If you don’t have a Max Plan subscription, your account comes with monthly limits for the number of clicks and form submissions you’re allowed before all of the Buttons you’ve created for a Domain Workspace are deactivated. When we say “deactivated,” we’re referring to the temporary suspension of your Buttons’ appearance on your site. This […]
Yes, that’s what we do in several places on contactbutton.com. All that you need to do for the button to automatically open when a user clicks a link is to add a field called “showContactButtonMenu”. So here’s an example URL you can repurpose to get it to work on your website: If you’re using Elementor […]