
Floatton is a premium WordPress plugin that places a persistent floating action button on your site. When clicked, it reveals a pop-up container — think tooltip on steroids — where you can embed virtually any content: contact forms, newsletter opt-ins, cookie consent notices, WooCommerce cart previews, user login/registration forms, feedback widgets, and custom HTML. The button stays visible as visitors scroll, giving them a constant, one-tap entry point to interact with your site on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Most visitors won’t hunt for your contact page or scroll back to the header to find a signup form. Floatton puts the interaction point exactly where their thumb or cursor already rests. That reduces friction, increases form submissions, and keeps engagement high across the entire session — not just on landing pages.
Because the pop-up accepts shortcodes and custom HTML, you’re not locked into a single form plugin. Use Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, or any newsletter service that provides a shortcode. The same button can swap content based on page context, user role, or your own conditional logic.
Floatton solves a specific, high-value problem: making key actions reachable from anywhere on the page without cluttering your layout. It’s lightweight, license-free for unlimited sites, and flexible enough to replace multiple single-purpose plugins (cookie bars, sticky cart buttons, popup builders). If you run client sites, the GPL license means one purchase covers every project.
Floatton provides the floating button and pop-up container. You supply the content — typically via shortcodes from your preferred form plugin (Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, etc.) or custom HTML.
Yes. Since the pop-up accepts shortcodes and conditional logic, you can swap content per page, post type, user role, or any condition your form builder supports.
Floatton outputs minimal CSS/JS and works with standard caching setups. No known conflicts with WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, or similar tools.
New versions are provided as downloadable zip files. You upload them via the WordPress plugin installer or FTP — no automatic dashboard updates or license key activation required.
Yes. The GPL license permits unlimited domain usage, including client projects.
Floatton gives you a single, persistent interaction point that adapts to whatever conversion goal matters most — leads, sales, feedback, compliance. It’s a practical, license-free tool that earns its keep on any WordPress site where engagement matters.