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Every website has its own tag. The exact tag, with your site ID filled in, is on the Setup & install page for your website. It looks like this:

<script defer src="https://app.sectira.com/t.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_ID"></script>

The steps below use YOUR_SITE_ID as a placeholder. Copy your real tag from the Setup & install page.

About 3 minutes. The ready-made plugin is on your Setup & install page.

1. Download the Sectira plugin. It already contains your site's ID, so there's nothing to set up inside WordPress.
2. Sign in to your WordPress dashboard. It's usually your website's address followed by /wp-admin.
3. In the menu on the left, go to: Plugins › Add New Plugin › Upload Plugin
4. Click Choose File, pick the sectira zip file you just downloaded, then click Install Now.
5. When it finishes, click Activate Plugin. Sectira now loads on every page of your site.

Visits from logged-in WordPress admins aren't counted, so test from a private window. On WordPress.com, uploading plugins needs the Business plan or higher.

About 2 minutes.

1. Sign in to your Shopify admin.
2. In the menu on the left, go to: Sales channels › Online Store › Themes
3. Next to your current theme, click the ⋯ button, then click Edit code.
4. In the file list on the left, open the Layout folder and click theme.liquid.
5. Find the line that says </head> (press Ctrl+F, or Cmd+F on a Mac, and type </head>). Paste your tag on a new line just above it.
6. Click Save in the top right. That's it.

If you switch to a different theme later, add the tag to the new theme's theme.liquid too.

About 2 minutes.

1. Sign in to Wix and open your site's dashboard.
2. In the menu on the left, go to: Settings › Advanced › Custom Code
3. Click + Add Custom Code in the top right.
4. Paste your tag into the box and name it Sectira.
5. Under Add Code to Pages choose All pages, under Place Code in choose Head, then click Apply.

Custom code needs a Wix Premium plan with a connected domain.

About 2 minutes.

1. Sign in to Squarespace and open your website.
2. Go to: Website › Pages › Custom Code › Code Injection
3. On older Squarespace accounts the same page is under Settings, Advanced, Code Injection.
4. Paste your tag into the Header box.
5. Click Save.

Code Injection is included on the Core plan and above.

About 3 minutes.

1. Sign in to Webflow. On your dashboard, open the ⋯ menu on your site's card and choose Settings.
2. Go to: Site settings › Custom code
3. Paste your tag into the Head code box.
4. Click Save changes.
5. Publish the site: open it in the Designer and click Publish in the top right. The tag only goes live after publishing.

Custom code needs a paid Webflow site plan.

About 2 minutes.

1. Open your project in Framer.
2. Go to: Site Settings › General › Custom Code
3. Paste your tag into the box labelled End of <head> tag.
4. Click Save, then Publish in the top right and Update.

About 2 minutes.

1. Sign in to your Ghost admin. It's usually your website's address followed by /ghost.
2. Go to: Settings › Advanced › Code injection › Open
3. Paste your tag into Site header.
4. Click Save.

About 3 minutes.

1. Sign in to GoDaddy. Under My Products, find Websites + Marketing and click Edit Website.
2. In the editor, go to: Settings › Site-wide Code
3. Paste your tag into Head HTML.
4. Click Publish in the top right.

Site-wide code needs a paid GoDaddy Websites + Marketing plan.

About 3 minutes.

1. Sign in to hPanel. Under Websites, click Edit website next to your site.
2. In the builder, go to: Website settings › Integrations
3. Paste your tag into the custom code box for the <head> section.
4. Click Save, then Publish.

About 3 minutes.

1. Weebly: open your site editor, then go to: Settings › SEO › Header Code
2. Square Online: in your Square dashboard go to Online, Website, Settings, and look for Custom code or Tracking tools.
3. Paste your tag into the header code box.
4. Click Save, then Publish.

About 3 minutes.

1. Open your site in Carrd and click + to add an element, then choose Embed.
2. Set Type to Code, Style to Hidden, and Location to Head.
3. Paste your tag into Code.
4. Click Done, then Publish.

Embeds in the head need Carrd Pro Standard or higher.

About 2 minutes.

1. Sign in to Kajabi and go to: Settings › Site Details › Page Scripts
2. Paste your tag into Header Page Scripts.
3. Click Save.

About 3 minutes.

1. Sign in to Blogger and choose your blog.
2. Go to Theme, click the ▾ arrow next to Customize, then click Edit HTML.
3. Find the line that says </head> (press Ctrl+F, or Cmd+F on a Mac, and type </head>). Paste your tag on a new line just above it.
4. Click the Save icon in the top right.

About 2 minutes.

1. Open your site in the Duda editor and go to: Site Settings › Head HTML
2. Paste your tag into the box.
3. Click Save, then Republish.

About 2 minutes.

1. Open your website in Jimdo and go to: Settings › Website › Edit Head
2. Paste your tag into the box.
3. Click Save.

About 2 minutes.

1. Open your site in the Strikingly editor and go to: Settings › Advanced › Custom Code
2. Paste your tag into Header Code.
3. Click Save, then Publish.

Custom code needs a Strikingly Pro plan.

About 3 minutes.

1. Open your app in the Bubble editor and go to: Settings › SEO / metatags
2. Paste your tag into Script/meta tags in header.
3. Deploy: click Development in the top bar, then Deploy current version to Live.

About 5 minutes.

1. Open your project folder in your code editor (for example VS Code or Cursor).
2. Open the root layout, the file that contains <html> and <body>: app › layout.tsx
3. If you have a src folder it's src/app/layout.tsx. Using the older Pages Router? Open pages/_app.tsx instead and add the same two lines there.
4. At the top of the file, with the other import lines, add:

   import Script from "next/script";

5. Inside <body>, just after {children}, add:

   <Script src="https://app.sectira.com/t.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_ID" strategy="afterInteractive" />

6. Save, then commit and deploy the way you normally do (for example, git push to Vercel). Page changes inside the app are tracked automatically.

About 5 minutes.

1. Open your project folder in your code editor.
2. Find the HTML file every page uses. Vite, Vue and most React apps: index.html in the project's main folder. Create React App: public/index.html. Astro: your shared layout in src/layouts. Nuxt: app.head in nuxt.config.
3. Find the line that says </head> (press Ctrl+F, or Cmd+F on a Mac, and type </head>). Paste your tag on a new line just above it.
4. Save, rebuild and deploy as usual. Page changes inside the app are tracked automatically.

About 4 minutes.

1. Sign in to Google Tag Manager and open the container for your website.
2. Create a tag: Tags › New › Tag Configuration › Custom HTML
3. Paste your tag into the HTML box and name the tag Sectira.
4. Click Triggering and choose All Pages. Then click Save.
5. Click Submit in the top right, then Publish. Changes in Tag Manager don't go live until you publish.

About 5 minutes.

1. Open your website's files. With a hosting control panel that's usually: cPanel › File Manager › public_html
2. You can also use FTP, or your code editor if you build the site yourself.
3. Open the HTML file of your homepage, usually index.html. If your site has a shared header file used by every page (for example header.php or _header.html), open that instead, so you only add the tag once.
4. Find the line that says </head> (press Ctrl+F, or Cmd+F on a Mac, and type </head>). Paste your tag on a new line just above it.
5. Save the file, and upload it again if you edited a copy on your computer. Repeat for each page that doesn't share the header.

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