How to Deploy Web42 on Your Website

Once your [project](/blog/how-to-create-your-first-web42-project), [components](/blog/how-to-create-components-in-web42), and [tour](/blog/how-to-create-a-tour-that-converts-for-your-website) are ready, deployment is straightforward.

In most cases, you copy the embed snippet, place it on your site, and publish.

Web42 now supports a **floating widget embed** for production installs.

Choose your floating behavior

Floating is ideal for established websites where users already understand the layout and want help on demand.

You can choose:

• Bottom-right position (default)

• Bottom-left position

In most cases, you copy the embed snippet, place it on your site, and publish.

Step-by-step

• Open Settings and go to the Embed tab.

  Why this helps: this is where Web42 gives you ready-to-use install code.

  
  
  

  

• Copy the floating embed snippet.

  Why this helps: deployment is mostly copy/paste once your project is configured.

  
  
  

  

Choose the floating position and test on your site.

Depending on your site configuration

Why this helps: users get support exactly where they are reading.

Where to paste it on common no-code platforms

• Framer: go to your site/project settings and paste in Custom Code (typically end of `</body>` for global loading).

• Webflow: use Project Settings → Custom Code → Footer Code for all pages, or Page Settings → Before `</body>` for a single page.

• Other builders (Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, WordPress): use the platform's global code injection/footer scripts area.

• Manual / custom-coded site: add the snippet in your shared layout/template, right before `</body>` (for example your main `index.html`, base layout, or global template file).
  
  

For most launches, paste it once in site-wide footer/custom code so the assistant is available across your full website, then republish.

• Enable domain whitelist before or during launch.

  Why this helps: only approved origins can access your agent, which protects production usage.

  
  
  

  

After deployment

Review usage in your dashboard:

• Metrics overview for adoption and engagement

• Sessions tab to inspect real user interactions

And that's it. That's how you enable Web42 in your website,