> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://sitegpt.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Install on your website > Put your chatbot on any site with one script tag, an inline embed, an iframe, or the WordPress plugin. Open **Installation** in your chatbot's sidebar. It shows your chatbot ID and ready-to-copy snippets. Everything on this page works on any website; the platform sections below just show where to paste. ## The script snippet (recommended) This adds the floating chat bubble to your site: ```html theme={null} ``` Replace `YOUR_CHATBOT_ID` with your chatbot ID from the Installation page, or just copy the pre-filled snippet there. Paste it into your site's HTML; inside `` or before `` both work, since the loader is asynchronous and does not block your page. The script URL accepts a few options: | Parameter | Effect | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `?hideBubble=true` | Loads the widget without the floating bubble. Used with the inline embed below. | | `?open=true` | Opens the chat window on page load. | | `?mobile=false` | Skips loading the widget on mobile. | | `?delay=3000` | Delays loading by that many milliseconds. | Combine them like any query string: `.../widget/YOUR_CHATBOT_ID.js?hideBubble=true&delay=2000`. ## Inline embed To place the chat inside the page (a support page, a help center) instead of floating over it: ```html theme={null} ``` ## iFrame When you cannot run scripts at all (some site builders and portals), embed the chat page directly: ```html theme={null} ``` The iframe shows the full chat experience but cannot offer the floating bubble, [SDK control](/docs/developers/sdk), or [tracking events](/docs/developers/tracking-events) on the host page. Prefer the script when possible. ## Platform guides Use the official plugin; no code needed: 1. In WordPress admin, go to **Plugins → Add New** and search for **SiteGPT**. 2. Install and activate the plugin. 3. Open the **SiteGPT** menu in the WordPress admin sidebar and paste your chatbot ID. The plugin loads the same widget as the script snippet, so the SDK and tracking events work identically. Prefer a code approach? Paste the script snippet with a plugin like WPCode, or in your theme's footer. In your Shopify admin: **Online Store → Themes → Edit code**, open `theme.liquid`, and paste the script snippet right before ``. Save, and the chatbot appears on every page of your store. **Settings → Advanced → Code Injection**, paste the script snippet into the **Footer** box, and save. Code injection requires a Squarespace plan that includes it (Business and up). **Settings → Custom Code**, select **Add Custom Code**, paste the script snippet, apply it to **All pages**, and set it to load in the **Body - end**. Custom code requires a Wix premium plan with a connected domain. **Site settings → Custom Code**, paste the script snippet into the **Footer Code** box, save, and publish. Custom code requires a paid Webflow site plan. **Site Settings → General → Custom Code**, paste the script snippet into the end-of-body section, and publish. ## Verify it works Open your site in a private browser window. The bubble should appear within a few seconds. Ask a question you know the chatbot can answer. Check that the snippet is on the page (view the page source and search for `sitegpt`), and that your chatbot ID matches the Installation page. Content blockers and strict Content-Security-Policy headers can also block the script; allow `sitegpt.ai` in your CSP if you use one. The snippet must be on every page where you want the chat. Site-wide layouts, theme footers, or a tag manager get it everywhere at once. The [JavaScript SDK](/docs/developers/sdk) opens and closes the widget, sends messages, injects CSS, and identifies logged-in users. The [tracking events](/docs/developers/tracking-events) page covers analytics.