
The actual widget, on a demo store.
Sign up free and add the people who will answer calls. Each gets their own agent sign-in.
A support bubble appears in the corner of every page. It loads nothing until a visitor clicks it.
Agents set themselves available. Visitors pick a topic, join the queue, and see a real face.
<script
src="https://webrtc.myprep.tech/embed/loader.js"
data-tenant="pk_live_your_key"
></script>Works on any site you can edit — plain HTML, WordPress, Shopify, React. Your key is in your dashboard once you sign up.
Before joining, visitors choose a topic and how urgent it is. Calls go first-come-first-served, by priority, or to agents with the matching skill — your choice.
On 4G, office Wi-Fi and behind strict firewalls, calls fall back to an encrypted relay automatically.
Agents see who’s waiting and for how long, answer in one click, and log how each call ended.
Match the widget to your colours, and decide exactly which websites are allowed to use it.
Connect web calls to an existing PBX through a SIP gateway, so your phone team can answer too.
Answer the sizing or delivery question before the cart is abandoned.
A quick face-to-face before a patient books, or after they’re discharged.
Admissions questions answered live, routed to the right department.
Hand web callers to your existing phone team through a SIP bridge.
The widget runs only where you allow it, and every call is encrypted between the two browsers.
Audio and video travel over DTLS-SRTP, browser to browser.
The widget only runs on sites you list. Anywhere else, it refuses.
Limit API and widget use to the address ranges you trust.
Every widget load carries a single-use token that can’t be reused.
Tokens rotate and expire; relay credentials last minutes, not months.
Security events are recorded so you can see who did what, and when.