Choose how it shows
- In the page: the form sits inside the page where you paste the code, such as a Contact or Get a Quote page. It grows to fit, so there's no inner scrollbar.
- Floating button: a button in the bottom corner of every page opens the form in a popup. Set the button's wording under Button text (it starts as Get a quote). The button uses the form's brand colour.
Want the client's own buttons to open the popup, such as a Book now button in the header? Add the attribute data-wrapstart-form="FORM-ID" to that button or link. The Share step shows the exact attribute with the form's ID filled in.
Paste the code
Pick the website builder from the dropdown, click Copy code, then follow the steps for that builder:
| Website builder | In the page | Floating button |
|---|---|---|
| Any website (HTML) | Paste the code into the page's HTML where the form should appear. | Paste it just before </body> on every page, or into the site's footer code. |
| WordPress | Edit the page, add a Custom HTML block, paste, then Update. | Install a header and footer code plugin such as WPCode and paste into its footer box. |
| Wix | Add, then Embed code, then Embed HTML. Choose Code, paste, drag the box tall enough for the whole form, then Publish. | Settings, then Custom Code, then Add Code. Paste, choose All pages and Body - end, then Apply. |
| Squarespace | Edit the page, add a Code block, paste, then save. | Settings, then Advanced, then Code Injection. Paste into Footer. |
| Shopify | Online Store, then Themes, then Customize. Add a Custom Liquid section to the page, paste, then Save. | Online Store, then Themes, then Edit code. Open theme.liquid and paste just before </body>. |
| Webflow | Drag a Code Embed element onto the page, paste, then Save & Close. Publish the site. | Site settings, then Custom code. Paste into Footer code. |
Then publish the site and send yourself a test from the live page. The lead should appear on the shop's Leads page within seconds.
Good to know
- Paste once. Changes saved in the builder show on the client's site straight away.
- Campaign details carry through. If a visitor lands on the page from an ad link with UTM tags, a Google click ID (
gclid) or a Facebook click ID (fbclid), the embed code passes them into the form. They're saved with the lead and show in the shop's Reports, Attribution tab. - Thank-you pages work. If you set a thank-you page in the Build step, the client's whole site moves to it after a submission, not just the form box.
- No website? Use the form's link from Share the link instead. It works as a standalone landing page.