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Lightweight live chat solution for websites
As of 30 August 2026, Slimchat is free to use. Slimchat is a lightweight and fast live chat solution designed for businesses that want a simple way to communicate with website visitors in real-time. Softwr lists it under Live Chat. Slimchat is launched in 2016, available on Web.
Overview
Slimchat is a lightweight and fast live chat solution designed for businesses that want a simple way to communicate with website visitors in real-time.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Pro
$20 /mo
Business
$50 /mo
Capabilities
Live chat widget
Lightweight design
Fast loading
Visitor information
Zapier
Integration with Zapier
API
Integration with API
Webhooks
Integration with Webhooks
Web support
Available on Web
Mobile responsive support
Available on Mobile responsive
Behind it
Keep looking
Omnichannel messaging and customer engagement platform
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