widgio

Say what it should do. It turns up looking like your site.

Widgio writes the questions and builds the thing. Then it reads the page it lands on - brand colour, corner radius, typeface, how much air you leave - and dresses for it. You paste one line of HTML.

Build one now
Fenwick & Sons

Extensions, done once.

Maison Vert

Twelve tables, one seating.

Northline

Buildings that stay quiet.

Halcyon Dental

Dentistry without the dread.

four widgets, four sites

All four are live on this page right now. Not one of their colours, corners or typefaces was set by hand - each read the site under it when it loaded. The front one works; try it.

Matching happens in the browser

It reads your page, on your page
The widget is already inside your site when it looks, so it reads the styles that actually applied - after your webfonts loaded, after your dark mode ran. Nothing is scraped and no screenshot is taken, because there is nothing to guess at.
Colour is rebuilt, not copied
It takes your brand hue from your own primary button, then derives the rest and holds every text pair to WCAG AA. Real sites are full of #999 on #fff; a widget that copied that faithfully would be a widget nobody could read.
Nothing renders as markup
Every string goes onto the page as text, never as HTML. The words are written by a model and edited by a customer, and they run on somebody else’s website - so the engine has no way to put markup on it, rather than a rule saying it should not.

Eleven things it knows how to be

11 kinds, 4 engines
Brings in the enquiryEnds with somebody getting in touch.

  • Cost calculator

    A few questions, then a price range and a request for their number.

  • Before & after

    Two photographs of your own work and a divider people drag across them.

  • Pricing table

    Your plans side by side, with a monthly-or-yearly switch that actually works.

  • Multi-step form

    One question at a time. Converts far better than a wall of fields.

  • Announcement bar

    One line across the top of every page. The offer that makes the rest convert.

Earns one firstWhat makes them willing to hand it over.

  • Testimonials

    Reviews you already have, set to read like writing rather than like cards.

  • Interactive FAQ

    Questions that open, with search. Reads as content, so search engines index it.

  • Process timeline

    What happens after they call, step by step. Stops people abandoning a big job.

  • Opening hours

    The week, and - the part almost no site answers - whether you are open right now.

  • Contact card

    Phone, email, address and hours - each one a link that does the right thing.

  • Feedback rating

    Five marks and a box. Collects what people think rather than what they will pay.

Then it is two lines, once

The id in the snippet never changes, so editing a widget later updates every page it is pasted on without anybody touching their HTML again. Change your site’s colours and it follows on the next load - there is nothing to re-export.

<div id="widgio-w_8fk29a"></div>
<script async src="https://widgio.com/w/w.js"
        data-widget="w_8fk29a"></script>
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