Web chat for franchises.
Chat on your site that becomes a text conversation, so the lead does not evaporate the moment they close the tab.
Ships with Franchive.
What it costs to go without.
A visitor with a question and no answer closes the tab and does not come back.
- Chat that becomes a text conversation
- Continues after they leave the site
- Lands in the same shared inbox
Hello — we're Franchive.
We're the software company built for franchise companies, with the team that runs it for you.
We connect the tools your franchise already uses, put them all in one place, and automate the work between them — without you learning anything new.
- ConnectKeep every tool you already run. We connect them, and add ours only where a piece is missing.
- AutomateThe work between them starts running itself — every sequence approved by you first, and logged when it runs.
- Nothing new to learnSame tools, same logins, same day-to-day. You get the dashboards without hiring a systems department.
Every vendor names this differently.
If you came looking for any of these, you are in the right place — they are all the same job, and web chat is what we call it.
- website chat
- chat widget
- live chat
- chat to text
Part of Missed-call text-back & messaging.
Two-way texting, missed-call text-back. Built for local owners and store marketing, and priced per location with unlimited users.
One shared queue
Calls, SMS, and social DMs land in one queue to work from — your platforms stay the system of record.
Missed-call text-back
Every missed call gets an automatic text in seconds, catching the customer before they dial a competitor.
Templates & quick replies
Answer common questions in a tap, consistently, across the whole team.
Response tracking
See how fast leads get answered and which conversations turn into booked work.
Want to see web chat running on your stack?
Tell us the tools you already run. The free audit maps them, shows you what is slipping today, and names what this would change — with a real number attached, and no commitment.
