Webflow doesn’t have a plugin marketplace, but it doesn’t need one for this: adding a support widget is just a Custom Code embed. You can have a floating support button live across your whole Webflow site in about two minutes.
Site-wide (recommended)
This puts the widget on every page automatically.
- In the Webflow Designer, open Project Settings (or Site Settings) → Custom Code.
- In the Footer Code box (labelled “before
</body>tag”), paste your snippet:
<script
src="https://app.simplesupport.uk/widget/widget.js"
data-key="your-api-key"></script>
- Save changes, then Publish your site.
The footer code runs on every published page, so the support button appears site-wide.
Note: Custom Code in Project Settings only runs on the published site, not in the Designer preview. Publish, then check your live URL.
A single page only
If you only want support on, say, a “Contact” or “Help” page, open that page’s settings (the gear icon next to the page name) → Custom Code → Before </body> tag, and paste the same snippet there instead.
Brand it without touching Webflow
Set your colour, position, and (on paid plans) your logo from the SimpleSupport dashboard — the widget reads them at load time, so you never have to re-publish Webflow to restyle it.
Why not just use Webflow’s native form?
Webflow forms are great for capturing a submission, but they’re one-way: the message lands in your email (or a third-party integration) and the thread ends there. A support widget turns each request into a tracked ticket with a status and a two-way email thread, so “I never heard back” stops happening.
Set it up free: start here — 100 tickets a month, no credit card. New to ticketing? Read what is a support ticket.