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Don’t see your website builder in the list? Your Sales Assistant snippet works on almost any platform. The only thing that changes is where you paste it.
Before you start, launch your Sales Assistant and copy your install snippet. Keep it on your clipboard, you’ll paste it in below.

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The general rule

Almost every website platform has a place to add custom HTML or scripts. Look for an option named something like:
  • Custom code
  • Header / Footer scripts
  • Code injection
  • Embed code
  • Add script to <head> or before </body>
Paste your EasyMate snippet there, and set it to apply to all pages if asked. Whenever you get to choose a location, before the closing </body> tag (sometimes labeled “Body - end” or “Footer”) is the most reliable.
Using Google Tag Manager? Follow the Google Tag Manager guide instead, it deploys the widget as a tag.
This covers popular one-page and simple site builders too, such as Carrd, Typedream, Instapage, and Cargo. Look for their custom-code or embed option (often on a paid plan) and paste the snippet there. If your builder has no custom-code option at all, it can’t run the chat widget.

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Plain HTML websites

If you manage your own HTML files, paste the snippet right before the closing </body> tag in each page where you want the chat. If your site uses a shared footer or template include, add it there once so it applies everywhere. 
    <!-- ... your page content ... -->

    <!-- EasyMate chat widget -->
    <script src="https://cdn.easymate.ai/widget/script.js" defer ...></script>
    <script>
      function initializeWidgetOnLoad() {
        if (window.EasyMateWidget) { window.EasyMateWidget(); }
      }
    </script>
  </body>
</html>
(Use the real snippet from your Launch screen, not this shortened illustration.)

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Verify it’s working

  1. Open your live site in a new browser tab (or an incognito window).
  2. Look for the chat button, usually in a bottom corner, and send a test message.
If it doesn’t appear, see Troubleshooting.