Test, share, and embed a bot

The share link, the chat bubble, the iframe, and allowed domains.

Try it now

Open Test chat for the bot. This uses the same interface visitors will see.

Try it now conversations appear in message logs and are counted in your Workspace usage, because they run through the same retrieval and AI generation flow as visitor conversations.

Shareable link

A public share link is available on the Share & embed tab. This is useful for demos and quick previews.

Public chat access and the shareable link are enabled by default when you create a bot. You can manage both options under Configuration → Access. Turning off the shareable link disables the hosted share page without disabling the chat bubble or inline chatbot.

Embed options

Embedding means placing your chatbot inside your own website so visitors can use it there. You can embed your bot in two ways:

1) Floating chat bubble

Use this if you want a small chat bubble pinned to the bottom-right corner of your site.

Steps:

Open your bot and go to Share & embed.
Copy the script for the chat bubble.
Paste it into the <head> section of your website.
The exact steps depend on how your site is built (WordPress, Webflow, custom code, etc.).

Notes:

The bubble appears in the bottom-right corner.
On mobile screens it expands to full screen.

2) Iframe

Use this if you want the chatbot embedded directly inside a page.

Steps:

Open your bot and go to Share & embed.
Copy the iframe code.
Paste it into the page where you want the chatbot to appear.

Public vs private bots

Embeds and share links only work when Public chat access is enabled.
The hosted share page also requires Shareable link to be enabled.
If the bot is private, only the signed-in owner can chat with it.

Allowed domains

If you enable allowed domains in Configuration → Access, the embed must be hosted on a matching origin (for example, https://example.com). Otherwise the bot will reject the request.