Manage / Call back

Some people
just want to talk.
Let them.

A meaningful share of your visitors will never type their question. They read the page, decide they want a human, look for a number — and if that takes more than a few seconds, they leave. A callback block costs them one field and a tap, and turns an anonymous bounce into a phone call with a warm prospect.

One tap|Their timezone shown|Every request a lead
Callback queue · first asked, first called 3 waiting
01
Priya N. Waiting
“Quote for a full rewire, 3-bed semi”
London · 14:02 there Afternoon
02
Tomás R. Waiting
“Does the policy cover a second driver?”
Madrid · 15:02 there Evening
03
Grace W. Waiting
“Viewing the flat on Elm Road this week”
New York · 09:02 there Morning
04
Daniel K. Called
“Follow-up on Tuesday’s estimate”
Dublin · 14:02 there Any
05
Mei L. No answer
“Availability for a Saturday install”
Sydney · 00:02 there Morning
Who you are filtering out

If your site only offers typing,
you are quietly losing a segment.

The ones who type

Chat and forms skew younger and more technical. They are well served already — by Live Chat, the AI Chatbot and every form in the bubble.

The ones who talk

Phone skews older, higher-value and more decisive. They will not type their situation into a web form — and this segment often converts better than the one you were keeping.

Home services

Plumbers, electricians, builders, movers.

Insurance & finance

Where “it depends” is the honest answer.

Property

Viewings get arranged on the phone.

Healthcare

Nobody types their symptoms into a form.

B2B sales

The deal starts with a conversation anyway.

Before you dial

You are never
going in cold.

01
What it is about
They tell you in a sentence when they ask. You read it, then you call.
02
Their timezone
Shown next to every request, so the call lands at a civilised hour and not 6am their time.
03
When suits them
Morning, afternoon or evening — and a preferred day if they gave one.
04
Request order
First asked, first called. The queue does not reshuffle itself.
Four states

Handled, or not.
Nothing in between to argue about.

Waiting

In the queue, not yet called.

Called

Done. Marked the moment you hang up.

No answer

Tried, missed. Stays visible so you try again.

Closed

Resolved without a call, or no longer needed.

Search and filter the queue by any of it. And every request is also a lead, in whichever list the block is wired to — so the number you just dialled is a contact you can follow up.

How it fits

One tap. One number.
One call back.

Callback is a block in your Floating Bubble. When a call needs a fixed slot rather than “when you can”, Bookings is the sibling block for that.

01 Floating Bubble You add the Callback block and pick the list it feeds
02 A visitor asks to be called Number, what it is about, when suits them
03 Callbacks It joins the queue with their timezone shown; you call and mark it
04 Leads · Activity They are a contact, and the request shows in the feed

Stop losing the visitors
you already paid for.

More leads from the traffic you already have, and follow-up that sends itself. Free to start. No card, no monthly fee.