Website
Your site should do more than wait to be browsed.
Loquent adds conversation, capture, and customer continuity to the website you already run. It is not a page builder. It is the customer-facing team behind the pages.
One site tag · first-party visitor identity · consent-aware configuration
Visitor journey
first visitViewed
Service page
Asked
“Do you serve 30318?”
Known
Maria Delgado
Three customer surfaces
Meet the visitor at the moment of intent.
Use the surface that fits the page: a conversation, a direct capture, or a deliberate exchange for valuable content.
Answer in the moment
Web chat
Assign a teammate, choose what contact details to collect, style the experience, and place it as a bubble or inline chat.
Turn intent into a Contact
Lead forms
Publish or embed branded forms, route submissions, and keep the resulting person and follow-up in Loquent.
Know who values the page
Gated pages
Add blur, soft, or hard gates to selected pages, while letting recognized Contacts pass through a personal link.
Identity stitching
The introduction changes everything before it.
A visitor may browse before they chat or submit. Once they identify themselves, Loquent can connect that first-party activity to the Contact and give the responding teammate a warmer starting point.
- 01 · Interest
A visitor explores.
The site tag can keep first-party page, engagement, and link context for the visit.
- 02 · Conversation
They chat or submit.
Web chat, a lead form, or a gated page gives the visitor a clear way to introduce themselves.
- 03 · Identity
History meets the Contact.
Once identified, earlier activity can attach to the Contact instead of remaining an isolated session.
- 04 · Follow-through
A teammate picks it up.
The customer-facing role continues from the page, question, and history that created the signal.
Hosted pages
Pages your teammate writes. Pages you can edit.
Ask for a booking page or a launch page and your teammate drafts it. Open it in the editor to change a line yourself. Publish when it is right, revoke when it is not — a draft is never public, and a published page changes the moment you save.
Your own domain
On your address, not ours.
Connect a domain you already own in one visit to your DNS provider: two records, both handed to you at once, an ownership check you can run on the spot, and a certificate issued for you. The page loads on your name in under two minutes.
Keep exploring
See how the rest of the system connects.
Turn the site you have into a surface that responds.
Request an invitation and we’ll map the pages, questions, forms, gates, teammate, and follow-up that belong in your website experience.