Install on other sites
This page covers everything that isn’t Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, GoHighLevel, Typeform, or Google Tag Manager.
The general rule: you’re looking for a place in your platform’s settings called “Head code”, “Custom HTML”, “Header script”, or similar. Paste the PartialLeads tracking code there.
Plain HTML / static sites
If you write HTML by hand (or use a static site generator like Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy, Astro), the tracking code goes between the <head> and </head> tags of every page.
Open your HTML files
Find the file that contains your site’s <head> tag. For most sites this is index.html or a shared layout file (e.g., layout.html, base.html, default.html, _document.tsx).
Paste before </head>
Add the PartialLeads tracking code on a new line just before </head>:
...other things in your head...
<script>window.PartialLeadsConfig={apiKey:"pl_yourkey"};</script>
<script src="https://api.partialleads.com/px-universal.js" async></script>
</head>Save and re-upload
Save the file. Re-upload to your server, rebuild your static site, or commit and deploy — whatever your normal publish flow is.
Squarespace
Open your site’s settings
In Squarespace, click Settings in the left sidebar of your site dashboard.
Go to Code Injection
Click Advanced, then Code Injection.
Paste in the Header box
You’ll see two text areas — Header and Footer. Paste the PartialLeads tracking code in the Header box.
Save
Click Save at the top.
Code Injection is available on Squarespace Business plans and higher. If you’re on the Personal plan, you’ll need to upgrade or use Google Tag Manager instead (and inject GTM via Google’s Squarespace integration).
Wix
Open Marketing & SEO
In your Wix dashboard, click Marketing & SEO in the left sidebar.
Go to Marketing Integrations
Click Marketing Integrations.
Find “Custom code”
Scroll until you see Custom Code (sometimes called “Custom Tags”). Click Connect or Add.
Paste the tracking code
Paste the PartialLeads tracking code into the code field. Set the location to Head (not Body or Body End) and the trigger to All pages.
Apply and save
Click Apply.
Wix’s custom code feature requires their Premium plan (any tier — Combo, Unlimited, etc.). Free Wix sites can’t add custom code. If you’re on a free Wix site, you’d need to upgrade or migrate to another platform.
ClickFunnels
In ClickFunnels: open your funnel, click Settings, then Tracking Codes. Paste the PartialLeads tracking code into the Head Tracking Code field.
This applies to every page in the funnel automatically. No per-page setup needed.
Kajabi
In Kajabi: Settings → Site Details → Code Editor. Paste the PartialLeads tracking code in the Head Code field. Save.
Other platforms
Most website builders have a “custom code” or “header code” feature somewhere in their settings. Look for those words in your platform’s documentation.
If you really can’t find a place to paste custom code, your platform might not support it directly. In that case:
- Try Google Tag Manager — many platforms support GTM even when they don’t support arbitrary custom code. See the Google Tag Manager guide.
- Email support — we’ll figure out the right path for your specific platform: support@partialleads.com.
How to know it’s working
Whatever platform you used, the verification is the same. Open your live site in a new incognito or private browser tab. Go back to your PartialLeads dashboard’s Setup page.
Within 5 seconds, the verification panel should switch from Waiting for first signal to Script installed.