Installing Quesify on your site

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Every Quesify account gets one line of code — a script tag with your unique token, shown on your dashboard's Home page. Where exactly that line goes depends on how your site is built. Pick your platform below.

WordPress

WordPress.org (self-hosted) and WordPress.com (hosted by Automattic) are different products with different rules here — check which one you have.

Self-hosted WordPress (WordPress.org)

  1. Install a free plugin like WPCode or "Insert Headers and Footers" — search for it under Plugins → Add New.
  2. Open the plugin's settings and paste your Quesify snippet into its Footer field.
  3. Save. No theme editing needed.

Without a plugin: Appearance → Theme File Editor → footer.php → paste right before </body> → Update File. Works, but a theme update can wipe it out — the plugin method above is safer.

WordPress.com

  1. Business plan or higher: same steps as self-hosted above — you get real theme file access.
  2. Personal or Premium plan: you can't edit theme files directly, but you can install "Insert Headers and Footers" from the Plugins tab and use it the same way.
  3. Free plan: neither option is available — you'll need to upgrade first.

Wix

  1. Go to Settings → Custom Code (under "Development & integrations").
  2. Click + Add Custom Code and paste your snippet.
  3. Under "Place Code in," choose Body – end.
  4. Click Apply.
⚠️ Custom code only works once your site is published with a connected custom domain — it won't run on a free wixsite.com address. On Wix's free plan, you'll need to upgrade and connect a domain first.

Squarespace

  1. Open your site's Settings, then Advanced → Code Injection.
  2. Paste your snippet into the Footer field.
  3. Click Save.
⚠️ Code Injection requires the Core plan or higher — it's not available at all on Squarespace's entry-level Basic plan.

Shopify

  1. Go to Online Store → Themes.
  2. On your current theme, click Actions → Edit code.
  3. Open Layout → theme.liquid.
  4. Paste your snippet right before the closing </body> tag.
  5. Click Save.
⚠️ This needs the Basic plan or higher. Shopify's $5/mo Starter plan doesn't include a real theme editor, so it can't be used there.

GoDaddy Website Builder

⚠️ Not compatible, on any plan. GoDaddy's own Website Builder ("Websites + Marketing") runs custom HTML inside a sandboxed iframe and doesn't allow JavaScript to run on the actual page — this is a limitation of the product itself, not something a paid plan unlocks.

On GoDaddy-hosted WordPress instead (not their drag-and-drop builder)? Use the WordPress instructions above — that works fine.

Namecheap-hosted site

If your site is plain HTML files on Namecheap shared hosting:

  1. Log into cPanel → File Manager (or connect via FTP).
  2. Open your site's main HTML file (often index.html).
  3. Paste your snippet right before the closing </body> tag.
  4. Save.

Used Namecheap's own drag-and-drop Website Builder instead? Look for an Advanced → Custom HTML option on the page you want the widget on — exact steps vary by template.

Any other site

  1. Paste your snippet directly into your site's HTML, right before the closing </body> tag.

Not sure how to edit your site's HTML directly? Check with whoever built or hosts your site — this line works anywhere there's raw file access.

Still stuck?

Email nik@netiphy.com and tell us what platform you're on — we'll help you find the right spot.

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