A storefront contact stack that does not eat the page

Most stores collect contact widgets one app at a time. A chat bubble here, a social bar there, a back-to-top script in the theme. They overlap, they fight the cookie banner, and nobody can say which one actually gets used.

Floaty is the opposite shape: one group, many actions. A merchant picks WhatsApp, Instagram, a discount-copy button, and the cart drawer, then decides whether that group is a floating stack or a mobile navigation bar.

The useful part is the targeting. A wholesale page can show a phone button. A product page can show the cart. A campaign landing page can show the group only for the week of the sale. Click analytics then tell you which action earned its place, so the next edit is a removal, not another icon.

Start with a template if you do not want to design the first group from scratch. The library covers social, support, navigation, and commerce. Turn the theme embed on, publish the group, and check it on a phone before you judge the desktop layout. Mobile is where a floating stack either helps or covers the add-to-cart button.