Add the widget to an HTML site

You need a published widget first. On the widget page, copy Script. That is the default for any site that lets you paste HTML.

Paste it once where the form should appear. Modal, delay, scroll, exit intent, and the floating bar all use that same script. Closing a bar or timed modal hides it for the rest of that visit.

If the host strips scripts, copy Iframe instead. The iframe always shows the form itself, not a page overlay.

Static sites (Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy, and similar)

Put the Script snippet in the template that wraps posts or the homepage — a partial, include, or layout file. Rebuild and deploy.

For a modal or bar on every page, add the snippet to the site footer layout.

Webflow

Add an Embed element and paste the Iframe snippet for an inline form. For a modal or bar, paste the Script snippet in the project's custom code footer (site settings), then publish.

Wix

Use an Embed / Custom code element and paste the Iframe snippet. Site-wide custom code (when the plan allows it) is the place for the Script snippet if you need a modal or bar.

Custom HTML or a hand-built theme

Paste the Script snippet in the page HTML. Inline layouts go in the article or sidebar markup. Modal and bar layouts can sit just before </body>.

Do not wrap the snippet in a markdown code fence on the live page — it must be real HTML.

If nothing shows

Confirm the widget is Published. View the deployed site, not only a local preview that blocks third-party scripts. Check that you pasted tags, not escaped text.

Readers still confirm from their inbox.

Platforms with their own steps: Blogger, WordPress, Ghost, Squarespace.