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Install on Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, and more

Every builder has a “paste code into the head” box. Here is where each one hides it.

The one tag every builder gets

Whatever the platform, the install is the same single paste. Get your token from your site’s page on the Asuito dashboard, replace YOUR_SITE_TOKEN, and put the tag in the site-wide head area described below for your builder.

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<script defer src="https://asuito.com/px.js" data-token="YOUR_SITE_TOKEN"></script>

Wix

Settings → Custom code → + Add Custom Code. Paste the tag, name it Asuito, choose “All pages” and place it in the Head. Custom code requires a Wix premium plan with a connected domain.

Squarespace

Settings → Developer Tools → Code Injection (on older accounts: Settings → Advanced → Code Injection). Paste the tag into the Header box and save. Code injection requires the Business plan or above.

Webflow

Site settings → Custom code → Head code. Paste, save, and publish — the tag only goes live on the next publish.

Framer

Site Settings → General → Custom Code → “Start of <head> tag”. Paste and publish.

Ghost

Settings → Code injection → Site header. Paste and save. (Ghost is also a publish destination for the Content studio — that is separate and optional.)

Carrd

Edit your site → the gear icon (Settings) → Code, and paste into the Head section. Requires Carrd Pro.

Anything else

Any platform that lets you paste HTML into the page head works exactly the same way. If you can add a <script> tag, you can install Asuito; the Getting started guide covers the rest.

Two limits worth knowing on hosted builders: custom events need a place to run your own JavaScript, and AI crawler tracking needs server code the platform will not run — see the AI crawlers guide for what is and is not possible per platform.