Maxbot Core owns the conversation. A channel decides where that conversation
runs. The website widget ships with Core; WhatsApp is a separate add-on. More
channels are planned, and we will only list one as available when its add-on
genuinely is.
Available today
Two channels, one set of flows.
Website widget
Included in Maxbot Core
A floating chat trigger on the pages you choose, carrying your greeting,
your agent, your colours and your layout. Controlled by a project, so you
can switch it off without losing anything you built.
Incoming WhatsApp messages are delivered by Meta's webhook, resolved to a
linked WhatsApp project, passed into the assigned Maxbot flow, and answered
through the official Cloud API.
Official Meta Cloud API, your own credentials
Keyword triggers with exact, contains or starts-with matching
The architecture is built so a new channel can be added without changing what
Maxbot Core is. These add-ons are not released yet, so nothing here is on sale
and nothing here is included with a current purchase.
Coming soon
Instagram Direct
Bringing the same guided flows to Instagram direct messages, through Meta's
messaging platform.
Status: planned · Not available
Coming soon
Messenger
Page conversations answered by a Maxbot flow, using the same projects and
captured fields.
Status: planned · Not available
Under consideration
Telegram
Being evaluated as a future add-on for businesses whose audience lives on
Telegram.
Status: exploring · Not available
What "coming soon" means here. A channel is listed as available only once
its add-on, documentation and supported workflows are finished. Until then it stays on this
page as a plan, not a promise attached to a purchase.
Why this structure
The flow outlives the channel.
Because the conversation lives in Core and the channel is only a delivery
surface, a support flow you build today keeps working when a new channel
arrives. The same captured fields, the same branches, the same project model.