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Install allyWay on any website
Copy, paste, done. Where the allyWay snippet goes on your website – and how to check that it works.
Updated October 14, 2026
Install in 4 steps
Copy your snippet
In the allyWay dashboard, open Setup → Install and click Copy.
Your snippet <!-- Example – copy your own snippet from the dashboard --> <script src="https://cdn.allyway.ai/widget.js" data-site="aw_live_4f7c9b21" defer></script>Paste it into the head of your site
Paste the snippet right before the closing
</head>tag, so it loads on every page. Most platforms have a field for this – see the table below.Where to paste the snippet – example from Webflow. Publish your site
Save and publish. On some platforms it takes a moment until changes are live.
Check the connection
Back in the dashboard, click Check installation. A green status means allyWay is running – the first scan starts automatically.
Where to paste the snippet
Every platform names this field a little differently. Here is where to find it:
| Platform | Where | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress | A header code plugin or your theme's header | Works with common themes and page builders |
| Shopify | Online Store → Themes → Edit code → theme.liquid |
Paste before </head> |
| Webflow | Site settings → Custom code → Head code | Needs a paid site plan |
| Wix | Settings → Custom code → Head | Apply to all pages |
| Squarespace | Settings → Developer tools → Code injection → Header | Needs a plan with code injection |
Using another platform? The installation helper finds the right guide for you.
Troubleshooting
The widget doesn't show up
Clear your site's cache and reload. Then check that the snippet is inside <head> on the published site – not only in a preview.
My site uses a Content Security Policy
Allow cdn.allyway.ai in script-src, then publish again.
I changed my domain
Add the new domain under Settings → Websites. Your settings and history stay as they are.
Next steps
- Customize the widget design – logo, colors and position
- Choose your modules – all 29 modules explained
- How AI fixes work – and when changes need your approval