Bizinga CTA Widget Plugin

Turn website visits into calls, texts, forms, reviews, and real conversations.

Give every visitor the right next step based on the page they are viewing, the device they are using, and the action the business wants most. Use it on WordPress pages, or place it on outside landing pages and other business pages with a simple script.

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Lead generation plugin

Public Beta

Build the right call to action for every page, device, location, and campaign.

A beta WordPress CTA widget builder for lead generation, mobile action bars, desktop calls, Birdeye connected web forms, standalone forms, reviews, ADA controls, and location aware widgets.

The plugin is being built for businesses that want more than a generic contact button. Desktop visitors may need a QR code, a quote form, a review prompt, or a clean floating button. Mobile visitors may need a thumb friendly bar that opens call, text, form, directions, login, or contact card actions fast.

Each subscription is billed at $4.99 per month for every active CTA widget. Inactive widgets keep their settings but do not run or add to the monthly active widget count.

1Choose the connectionUse Birdeye for inbox routing and location based reviews, use standalone mode with email alerts, or send leads to a webhook.
2Design the widgetSet the solid mobile bar, floating pill mobile buttons, round icon buttons, oval text buttons, colors, icons, borders, text styles, and visibility by device.
3Place it where it fitsAdd widgets to WordPress pages, templates, categories, landing pages, or other pages outside the WordPress site with a script embed.
4Track what worksMonitor clicks, form submissions, review popup activity, lead sources, device behavior, and Google Analytics events by widget or location.
Lead forms Birdeye inbox Standalone mode Webhook option Mobile bar Desktop buttons Review popups ADA toolbar Location control
Birdeye connected formsRoute web form messages into the correct Birdeye location so the conversation starts where the team already works.
Standalone lead captureRun without Birdeye by saving leads in WordPress, sending notification emails, or posting to a webhook.
Device aware actionsUse different actions for desktop and mobile so calls, texts, forms, booking links, and QR codes feel natural on each screen.
Designed for scaleCreate one widget or many. Support sites that need page specific widgets, location specific widgets, and many CTA combinations.

Why the right call to action matters

Most websites make visitors search for the next step. A customer may be ready to call, text, get a quote, read reviews, send a form, open a login, or save a contact card, but the action is often buried in the header, footer, or a generic contact page.

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The problem it solves

The widget keeps the next step visible and connected to the right follow up path, so more visitors become calls, texts, forms, reviews, and booked conversations.

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Best use cases

Use one widget for the home page, another for service pages, another for a campaign, or location specific widgets for businesses that need different lead routing.

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Active widget billing

Beta pricing is $4.99 per month for each active CTA widget. Use them on key pages, offers, locations, or outside landing pages.

Desktop and mobile should not act the same.

A desktop visitor is often browsing, comparing, and reading. A mobile visitor is often ready to tap. CTA Widget lets the business design those experiences separately instead of forcing one button style everywhere.

DDesktop actionsUse floating round icons, oval text buttons, quote buttons, QR code actions, review prompts, login links, and contact card actions that fit larger screens.
MMobile actionsUse a solid bottom bar or pill buttons for call, text, form, directions, WhatsApp, login, contact card, reviews, or custom links.
✓One widget, two viewsPreview desktop and mobile while building, then choose which buttons show on each device.

Works beyond the WordPress site.

Some businesses have landing pages, campaign pages, subdomains, funnels, or partner pages that live outside the main WordPress install. CTA Widget can be placed on those pages with a script, so the business can keep the same call to action system across more than one web property.

1WordPress installManage widgets, styling, locations, and tracking from the plugin dashboard.
2Script placementAdd a widget to outside pages when the business uses separate pages for ads, offers, or special campaigns.
3Active controlTurn widgets on or off as campaigns change. Active widgets are billed monthly, inactive widgets keep their settings without running.

Features that turn traffic into action

The plugin is built around control, lead capture, proof, accessibility, and simple measurement, so the business can improve the customer path without rebuilding the website.

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Review popup social proof

Show positive reviews in a popup when the business is connected to Birdeye. The popup includes timing controls, a cooldown timer, and a visitor close option so it does not keep interrupting the same person.

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Lead capture

Collect name, email, phone, message, text consent, source page, and widget details, then route the lead through Birdeye, email, or a webhook.

ADA

ADA access matters

Accessibility is a big part of a usable website. The widget includes ADA friendly controls and page access tools so visitors can adjust the experience and reach the action.

Integrates with Birdeye when the business uses Birdeye.

When Birdeye is connected, the widget can use the selected location to route form messages, pull positive reviews, and keep the lead conversation in the right inbox. The setup should use location names people recognize, not raw ID numbers.

✓One location per widgetSelect the location that should receive the lead and provide the review source for that widget.
✓Positive review displayShow rotating positive reviews with consistent height, source branding, read more links, and timing controls.
✓Location aware lead routingSend the web form message into the correct Birdeye location for follow up.

Runs standalone when Birdeye is not needed.

Not every website needs a Birdeye connection. Standalone mode gives the business a clean lead form, notification email, optional webhook, and widget controls without needing a full outside platform.

1Email notificationsSend lead details to the right team inbox when a visitor submits the form.
2Webhook supportPost form data to another system when the business wants to connect a custom workflow.
3Google Analytics trackingSend simple events for clicks, form opens, form submissions, review popup views, and device behavior so the business can see what people actually use.

Ultimate control without rebuilding the site.

The widget should match the brand, device, page purpose, and customer action. Control the colors, icons, solid or outline styles, button text, border, button shape, mobile bar style, desktop button style, review popup behavior, ADA placement, tracking, and where each widget appears.

For businesses with many pages or many locations, this means one site can run multiple widgets without forcing every visitor into the same action path.

ADA is a trust issue and a usability issue.

The Department of Justice explains that inaccessible web content can deny equal access and that barriers such as poor contrast, inaccessible forms, missing labels, and mouse only navigation can keep people from using a website. W3C WCAG guidance gives teams a practical way to think about readable, operable, and understandable web experiences.

CTA Widget does not replace a full accessibility review, but it helps the business make important actions easier to reach with visible controls, readable buttons, clear labels, keyboard minded behavior, and visitor controlled access tools.

Easy setup path

The goal is a setup flow that feels useful right away. Build a widget, choose the connection, select the location or standalone destination, style the actions, preview desktop and mobile, then place it on the right pages.

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Name widget

Create a widget for a page, offer, location, campaign, or general website action.

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Choose connection

Select Birdeye, standalone email, webhook, or script placement based on where leads should go.

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Design actions

Set desktop and mobile buttons separately so the experience matches the device.

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Place and measure

Add to pages, test the form, watch Google Analytics events, and improve the CTA over time.

Common questions

The plugin is designed for businesses that want a flexible CTA system without building a full platform just to collect leads and route actions.

Is this ready to buy?

Yes. CTA Widget is in public beta. Early users can start Stripe Checkout and get beta access for one WordPress site.

Can it work without Birdeye?

Yes. Standalone mode can collect leads through the website, send notification emails, support webhook delivery, and track actions.

Does the review popup require Birdeye?

Yes. The social proof review popup is designed to use Birdeye review content, location selection, timing controls, cooldown behavior, and a visitor close option.

Can one site have many widgets?

Yes. The plugin is being built around multiple widgets, so different pages, outside landing pages, campaigns, and locations can have different actions.

How does beta pricing work?

Beta pricing is $4.99 per month for each active CTA widget. Inactive widgets do not run and are not counted toward monthly active widget billing.

Can private demo codes be used?

Yes. Bizinga can issue private hidden promo codes for approved demos and tests without publishing those codes on the public page.

Can it track performance?

Yes. The dashboard can show clicks and form activity, and Google Analytics can receive simple events for clicks, form opens, submissions, review popup views, and device behavior.

Can it be used outside WordPress pages?

Yes. The WordPress plugin manages the widget, and script placement can put the same widget on outside pages the business owns or uses for campaigns.