Give visitors a clear next step with a floating website toolbar for WordPress. Bring call-to-action (CTA) buttons, navigation links and visitor feedback together in one sticky bottom bar.
Add a demo button, link to your contact page or collect feedback without placing a separate widget around each action. Keep useful shortcuts together while visitors browse your website.
Install Barrava without editing your WordPress theme or pasting JavaScript. A separate Barrava account and a published toolbar for your website domain are required. Choose your modules, colours and display settings in Barrava Admin. Available modules depend on your Barrava plan.
The toolbar keeps the actions you choose within reach as visitors scroll. Configure and preview it in Barrava Admin, then publish when you are ready.
Open Barrava in WordPress’s main left-hand menu to:
The setup page follows Barrava Admin’s visual style, with separate results for WordPress connection, Published toolbar and Website check. Technical help and Copy support details are available in a closed Advanced section when you need them.
Colours, modules, display settings, analytics and billing stay at https://app.barrava.com. Sign in there using your normal Barrava login. This plugin does not embed the Barrava dashboard or store login credentials, API keys or account IDs.
The WordPress connector is free to use. A separate Barrava account is required; hosted service availability and pricing are governed by your Barrava account and plan. See https://www.barrava.com for current service information. There are no paid unlocks for code bundled in this plugin.
See Barrava or create your account, publish your toolbar, then enable it in WordPress.
The widget is off until a site administrator enables it. Enabling immediately loads https://app.barrava.com/Barrava.js on public pages. There is no visitor consent gate in this plugin.
The hosted widget requests published configuration for the visitor’s hostname from https://app.barrava.com/api/runtime/config. It can load feature helpers from https://app.barrava.com/widget-modules/ and send usage and interaction requests to Barrava, including /api/runtime/events and /api/events. Feedback submissions and heart interactions are sent through /api/runtime/events.
The hosted runtime uses local storage for cached configuration, a visitor identifier and interaction preferences. It uses session storage for a session identifier, swipe state and experiment conversion state. Depending on enabled features, requests may include page URLs (including query strings), referrers, device information, identifiers, analytics events and submitted feedback. Configured fonts may load from fonts.googleapis.com and Google’s font hosts. Chat, search, cookie-preference controls and analytics integrations can interact with your existing providers. Those providers have their own data practices.
The WordPress plugin itself adds no separate telemetry or visitor cookie. Opening its settings page or activating it does not contact Barrava. Check my website is an administrator-initiated request from WordPress to the fixed Barrava configuration endpoint using this website’s public hostname. It stores local results and versions, not the returned configuration. Its temporary browser probe runs only for an authorised administrator session and reports safe state codes, script count and a query-free observed page location to the WordPress settings tab.
Service provider: Barrava.
Privacy policy: https://www.barrava.com/legal/privacy-policy
Terms of service: https://www.barrava.com/legal/terms-of-service