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A contact bar that follows visitors: a bottom bar or floating pill on phones, a side dock or speed-dial button on desktop. It knows your opening hours and tells Google Analytics which button people tap.
👉 It’s live on this page — look at the right edge of your screen (or the bottom on your phone).
The same element in four real set-ups. Tap the round button on the dental clinic phone to open its speed dial.
Calling is the main job, so the Call button sits raised in the middle with a soft pulse.
Icons for call, directions and menu, and a wide “Order online” button that stands out.
One calm round button that opens five choices — booking first.
WhatsApp in the middle with a ready-made message, on a dark bar that matches a luxury site.
Type your hours once — like “Mon-Fri 8am-6pm”. Outside those hours the Call button fades and shows when you open again, so people text instead of calling an empty shop.
Left: a shop that is closed right now. Right: the same bar during opening hours. Your site’s time zone is used, so it’s right for every visitor.
The Call button shows when you open next.
The main action pulses gently to invite the tap.
Every tap sends a contact_click event with the button type — call, sms, whatsapp…
The same event is pushed to the dataLayer for GTM triggers and conversions.
If GA4 or GTM is on your site, it just works. If not, nothing is sent.
Phone numbers in 555 format and all businesses on this page are examples.
Put the element in your footer template (or on any page) — it moves itself to the edge of the screen.
Call, text, WhatsApp, email, directions, Messenger, booking, quote, menu or any link. Mark one as the main action.
Bottom bar, floating pill or speed dial on phones; side dock, pill or speed dial on desktop.