Install on WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace.

WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace all let you add custom code, so installing Zurvo on any of them is the same two-part job: copy your script tag, paste it into the platform’s code area, and load your site to confirm. This guide points you to the exact steps for each.

First, copy your snippet

In your dashboard, go to Install and copy the Method 1: Script Tag snippet. It carries your chatbot ID and loads a floating launcher. If you haven’t done this yet, see Install the chat widget on your site.

WordPress

The upgrade-safe path is a free header/footer plugin (like WPCode) so your snippet survives theme changes — paste it into the plugin’s Footer box. You can also edit your theme directly. Full walkthrough:

→ Add an AI chatbot to WordPress

Wix

Wix has a built-in Custom Code area in its site settings where you add the script and choose which pages it loads on and where it drops (before </body>). Full walkthrough:

→ Add an AI chatbot to Wix

Squarespace

Squarespace lets you add the snippet through Code Injection in settings, which applies it site-wide. Full walkthrough:

→ Add an AI chatbot to Squarespace

After you paste it

Load your live site and check for the launcher in the corner you chose. If it doesn’t appear, work through Confirm the widget is loading.

A reminder on styling

You set the widget’s color and greeting in your Zurvo dashboard, not in the snippet you paste. See Customize the widget’s color and position.

Frequently asked questions.

Do I need a plugin or a paid plan?

It depends on the platform. Self-hosted WordPress can use a free header/footer plugin or the theme. Wix and Squarespace add custom code through their built-in settings, which on some platforms requires a paid tier that allows custom code. The linked platform guides note the specifics.

Where exactly do I paste the snippet?

Into the platform's custom-code or header/footer area, so it loads on every page before the closing body tag. Each platform names this area differently — the step-by-step guides below show where it lives.