Wix and Squarespace
Both platforms support custom code injection on their paid plans.
Squarespace
- Go to Settings → Advanced → Code Injection
- Paste your snippet into the Footer box
- Save
The widget appears across the whole site.
Plan requirement: Code Injection requires a Business plan or higher. It is not available on Personal plans.
Single page: open the page, use Page Settings → Advanced → Page Header Code Injection, and paste the snippet there.
Squarespace 7.0 vs 7.1: the path is the same on both, though the menu wording differs slightly between versions.
Wix
- Go to your site's dashboard
- Settings → Custom Code (under Advanced)
- Click Add Custom Code
- Paste your snippet
- Set Add Code to Pages to All pages
- Set Place Code in to Body – end
- Give it a name —
SiteMesh widget— and Apply - Publish your site
Plan requirement: Custom Code requires a Premium plan. It does not work on free Wix sites.
On both platforms, custom code runs only on the published live site — not in the editor or preview. Publish first, then check.
Wix Editor X and Wix Studio
The path is the same idea but the menu names differ. Look for Custom Code or Tracking & Analytics in the site settings, and choose the Body – end placement.
Checking it worked
- Open your live site — not the editor
- Hard-refresh (
Ctrl+Shift+R) - Look for the chat bubble in the corner
It is not showing up
| Check | |
|---|---|
| Published? | Custom code does not run in the editor or preview |
| On a paid plan? | Both platforms gate custom code behind paid tiers |
| Correct placement? | Body – end / Footer, not Header |
| Applied to all pages? | Wix defaults to specific pages in some flows |
| Domain allowed? | A wixsite.com or squarespace.com staging address is a different hostname from your custom domain — list both, or use * while testing only |