Is there a Deskwoot plugin for WordPress?

You don't need one. Adding Deskwoot to WordPress is just a matter of placing the standard live chat widget script on your site, either through a header-and-footer plugin or directly in your theme's footer.

Where do I find the widget script?

Create a Live Chat inbox under Settings > Inboxes, open its settings, and copy the installation snippet. That script loads the chat launcher and connects it to that inbox.

Will the widget survive a theme update?

If you add the script through a header-and-footer plugin like WPCode, yes. If you edit theme files directly, use a child theme so an update to the parent theme doesn't overwrite your change.

The chat launcher isn't showing on my site. What now?

Confirm the full script sits in the footer or just before the closing body tag, then clear your caching plugin and CDN cache. WordPress often serves a cached page, which can hide a freshly added script until the cache refreshes.

Add the Deskwoot widget to WordPress

Adding the Deskwoot live chat widget to WordPress means dropping one small script into your site so the chat launcher appears on every page. Once it's in, visitors can start a conversation from your site and those chats land in your Deskwoot inbox like any other channel. There's no separate WordPress plugin to install. You're just placing the standard widget script, which works on any WordPress theme.

Where do I get the widget script?

Create a live chat inbox first, then copy its install snippet:

In Deskwoot, go to Settings > Inboxes and create a Live Chat inbox (or open an existing one).
Open the inbox settings and find the installation section.
Copy the widget script. It's a short block of JavaScript that loads the chat launcher and ties it to that inbox.

How do I add the widget to WordPress?

You have two solid options. Pick whichever fits how you manage your site.

Option 1: a header and footer plugin (easiest)

This avoids touching theme files and survives theme updates.

Install a plugin that lets you insert custom code, such as WPCode or Insert Headers and Footers, from the WordPress plugin directory.
Open the plugin's settings and find the footer (or body) area.
Paste the Deskwoot widget script there and save.
Load your site in a new tab. The chat launcher should appear, usually in the bottom corner.

Option 2: edit your theme directly

If you'd rather not add a plugin, place the script in your theme. Use a child theme so a theme update doesn't wipe your change.

In WordPress, go to Appearance > Theme File Editor (or edit the files over FTP).
Open footer.php.
Paste the Deskwoot widget script just before the closing </body> tag.
Save the file and reload your site to confirm the launcher shows up.

How do I confirm it's working?

Open your site in a fresh browser tab or a private window, then start a test chat through the widget. The conversation should arrive in your Deskwoot live chat inbox within a few seconds. If it does, you're done.

Troubleshooting

The launcher doesn't appear. Make sure the script is in the footer or just before </body>, and that you pasted the whole snippet. Clear any caching plugin or CDN cache, since WordPress often serves a cached page.
It shows on some pages but not others. A header-and-footer plugin loads the script site-wide. If you edited the theme instead, double-check the script is in a template every page uses, like footer.php.
Chats don't reach Deskwoot. Confirm you copied the script from the correct live chat inbox, and that the inbox is active in Settings > Inboxes.