Find your installation route
Keep your platform. Find the right connection.
Explore setup options for the website you already run. A browser embed needs custom-script access; native and server-side changes have separate requirements. Check compatibility for the fix you want to deliver.
Platform compatibility
Choose your platform to see how setup works.
Use the site-specific WordPress plugin offered in your account, or a separate browser embed. Confirm the route for each fix and check its live output.
- Site-specific plugin setup
- Review fix-specific delivery support
- Product markup where supported
- Page and category context
Add the embed snippet to your theme's layout/theme.liquid file. Delivery availability depends on fix type, platform and route.
- Add to layout/theme.liquid once
- Product schema injection
- Metadata support varies by route
- Canonical eligibility by route
Choose the Webflow API connection or a manual Head code embed. Manual custom code needs an active Site plan or an eligible Workspace and the right role.
- Route-specific permissions
- API setup when available
- Publish the intended domain
- Separate manual embed route
Use Wix Custom Code on a published, connected domain or Squarespace Code Injection on an eligible plan. Confirm the route before installing.
- Custom code panel install
- Confirm code access
- Eligibility by fix type
- Check removal separately
Add a named script through Framer Project Settings → Custom Code. Confirm head placement, page coverage and execution frequency for your release.
- Project Settings → Custom Code
- Confirm code access
- Eligibility by fix type
- Check removal separately
Install using your framework and router's supported shared script entry point. Check both direct page loads and client-side navigation; browser-delivered fixes are not equivalent to server-rendered content.
- Router-specific shared layout
- Check the rendered page
- URL-based fix routing
- Check client-side navigation
Add the embed snippet to your site's base layout template. Ghost supports code injection in settings. Drupal and Craft both allow head tag additions through their standard template systems.
- Ghost: code injection settings
- Drupal: base template
- Craft: layout twig file
- Eligibility by fix type
Add the embed snippet to your Blade layout template (Laravel) or directly to your HTML base template. Each fix type must also be supported by a delivery route.
- Laravel: app.blade.php
- HTML base template
- Custom head script required
- Eligibility by fix type
See what your site needs before you connect it.
Run a free diagnostic, then use your platform guide to plan delivery for the fixes you choose.
No credit card required. Ongoing delivery needs an eligible plan and a supported connection.