Nestled puts a chat bubble on your site. The assistant answers the questions you get every day — shipping, returns, opening hours, sizing — using answers you wrote, and passes anything it was not taught to you, with the visitor’s page history already on screen.
This plugin is the installer. It holds your website key and loads the widget in your site’s footer. Everything else — the inbox, the wording, the colours, the knowledge base — lives in your Nestled dashboard.
What you get on the site
What it does not do
Said here rather than discovered later:
Account required
The widget is served by Nestled, which is a hosted product. You will need an account at nestled.chat — fourteen days free with everything switched on, and no card until you decide.
This plugin loads a script from Nestled, a third-party service, so that the chat widget can run on your site. Without it the plugin does nothing.
What is loaded
The loader https://widget.nestled.chat/embed.js is added to the footer of your public pages, carrying only the website key you entered on the settings screen. If you run Nestled on your own server, the settings screen lets you point this at your own domain instead.
What is sent, and when
Nothing is sent from your site until a visitor’s browser loads that script. From then on, and for as long as the widget is on the page, Nestled receives:
Where session replay is enabled on your plan, a recording of the visitor’s page is buffered only while one of your agents is actively watching it, and is not kept afterwards.
No data is sent from your WordPress admin, and this plugin sends nothing of its own — it adds no analytics and makes no requests from your server.
Terms
Because the widget processes your visitors’ personal data, you are the controller of that data and Nestled processes it on your behalf. Check the privacy policy against your own obligations before switching it on.