Every early visitor matters
Early-stage startups need every visitor. But traditional analytics only show numbers, not humans. You can see that 47 people visited today, but you can't talk to them, you can't answer their questions, you can't validate your messaging in real-time.
By the time you realize your pricing page is confusing, you've lost hundreds of potential customers who silently bounced.
What floors.js does differently
floors.js makes your early traffic visible and conversational. See who's on your site, what pages they visit, and start conversations. It's like user research that happens automatically, every day.
- See visitors in real-time — watch people navigate your site as it happens
- Start conversations — jump into any page and talk to visitors live
- Validate messaging — see what confuses people and fix it on the spot
- Discord notifications — get pinged when someone lands on a high-intent page
Where startups use it
Your unfair advantage in early-stage
Most startups spend months building analytics dashboards to understand their users. With floors.js, you skip straight to conversations. See someone confused on your pricing page? Ask them what's unclear. That's user research happening automatically, every single day, without scheduling a single call or sending a single survey.
Early-stage means every conversation matters. A visitor who would have bounced becomes a beta user. A confused prospect becomes a happy customer after a 30-second chat. The ROI on those conversations is enormous when your traffic is still small. You can't afford to let 47 daily visitors leave in silence — even converting 2 of them changes your trajectory.
And the viral effect: visitors who see avatars on your site remember it. They tell others. "Have you seen this site? There are little characters walking around." That's word-of-mouth you can't buy. It makes your startup memorable in a sea of identical landing pages, and it costs you one script tag and $14/mo.
One line to install
Paste it before </body> in your layout. Works with any stack — React, Next.js, static HTML, whatever you shipped your MVP with.