Under ~5kb, loads after your page, and inherits your fonts and colors — no clunky iframe, no Core Web Vitals hit.
Live chat widgets are notorious for tanking page speed. Eloqra is the opposite: a sub-5kb script that loads after your content and styles itself to match your brand.
It's not a heavy iframe bolted into the corner. The launcher inherits your fonts and colors, so it looks like part of your site, not an add-on.
And because it's a plain script rather than a sealed iframe, your page can talk to it: four calls let you show or hide the bubble and open or close the chat whenever you want.
The problem
Bloated chat scripts block first paint, drag down Core Web Vitals, and look like someone else's product sitting on your page.
The script defers until your content is painted, so it never blocks first render.
Fonts and colors come from your site, and you can set the accent color and bubble position in settings.
The whole launcher is under ~5kb — no iframe, no framework payload.
Under ~5kb, won't hurt Core Web Vitals
Loads after your page — no blocked first paint
Inherits your fonts and colors
No iframe — renders as part of your page
No. The script is under ~5kb, loads after your page, and isn't a clunky iframe. It won't block first paint or drag down your Core Web Vitals.
Yes. The widget inherits your fonts and colors, and you can set the accent color, greeting, and bubble position from the dashboard.
Yes. The snippet installs a small control function on your page: eloqra('open') and eloqra('close') drive the chat panel, and eloqra('show') and eloqra('hide') drive the launcher bubble. They are independent, so you can hide our bubble entirely and open the chat from a “Contact us” button of your own.
Drop a single <script> snippet on your site and a clean chat bubble appears on every page. No build step, no backend.
Light or dark theme, six accent palettes, launcher position, icon and animation, custom greeting and copy in 10 languages — all with a live preview as you edit.
Turn on a name and email field before the chat starts, so a stray question becomes a lead you can follow up.
One script tag, connect Telegram, and reply from your phone. Free while in early access — no card to start.