A contact link your customers message you from, without your phone number or email

Why not just share your number

A phone number in your bio or on your site means calls at any hour, messages from strangers, and a personal number you cannot take back. A published email attracts spam. A contact link gives your customers one way to reach you, and you stay in control.

How a customer messages you

1. They open your link and write. In the browser, no app.
2. They sign in and send. With Google or a link to their email, and the message is sent automatically. You see their verified email.
3. It lands in your inbox. As the "Your page" channel, with a draft reply from your guide. If your email is connected, your reply reaches them by email and they follow the conversation from a private link.

A published number and a contact link

	Sharing your phone number	Engage Chats link
Your number or email is public	Yes	No
You know who wrote	A number only	A verified email
The message reaches	Your phone, at any hour	Your inbox, with a reply ready
If you want it to stop	You change your number	You make the page private or block the sender

Your page, your rules

• Public or private. The page is public by default, and you can make it private any time.
• Block anyone. A "Block this sender" button in the conversation itself.
• Spam protection. Fixed limits on messages per sender and per page, and a hidden trap field that catches bots.
• The assistant works here too. Drafts and Cover for me work on your page's messages like any channel.

The message page is on the free plan, and its name is the username you pick in Engage.