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# Quick start: Callback widget

Get a working call button on your website in about ten minutes.

Goal: a visitor on your site clicks a button, enters their number, and your phone rings within seconds.

Time: about 10 minutes.

## 1. Set where calls should ring

Open **Settings → My calls** and set how calls reach you. Choose **Ring in browser** if you will answer at your desk, or add a phone number to ring instead.

Add your teammates under **Settings → Team** if calls should ring more than one person.

## 2. Set your hours

Open **Settings → Business hours** and set the hours you are open. The widget uses these to decide whether to offer an immediate call or a scheduled one.

## 3. Configure the widget

Open **Widget**. The settings are grouped in tabs:

* **General** — the name shown to visitors and the default behaviour.
* **Appearance** — colour, position, button style and text.
* **Channels** — which options appear: call now, schedule a call, SMS, WhatsApp, email, contact form.

You can leave everything else at its defaults for now.

## 4. Install it on your site

Go to the **Embed** tab and copy the snippet. Paste it immediately before the closing `</body>` tag on every page where the widget should appear.

If you use WordPress, Google Tag Manager or another platform, follow the matching guide:

* [Install with JavaScript](/callback/install-with-javascript.md)
* [Install on WordPress](/callback/install-on-wordpress.md)
* [Install with Google Tag Manager](/callback/install-with-google-tag-manager.md)

## 5. Test it

Open your site in a private/incognito window. The widget should appear within a couple of seconds.

Click it, enter a phone number you can answer, and request a call. That number rings within seconds — answer it, and you are connected to whatever the widget routes to, which is your AI receptionist unless you changed it.

{% hint style="success" %}
If both legs connect, you are done. The call, its recording and a new lead all appear under **Inbox** and **Leads**.
{% endhint %}

## If the widget does not appear

Work through [The widget is not showing](/troubleshooting/widget-not-showing.md). The usual causes are the snippet being placed on only one page, a caching plugin serving an old copy of the page, or a display rule restricting which URLs show it.

## Next steps

* Brand it: [Appearance](/callback/appearance.md)
* Control where it appears: [Display rules](/callback/display-rules.md)
* Capture more detail before the call: [Lead capture](/callback/lead-capture.md)