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Where the script goes on each site builder — and where to drop the ready-made button if you'd rather not touch site-wide code.

For every builder: the Script row is the one-line site-wide install; the Button row is the no-site-wide-code route using the ready-made button.

Squarespace

  • Script: Settings › Advanced › Code Injection › Footer. Paste, then Save. Code Injection needs the Business plan or higher.
  • Button: Add a Code Block to any page (+ › Code) and paste the ready-made button snippet.
  • No code? On the Personal plan there's no Code Injection — use your booking link as a normal button URL; it opens your hosted booking page.

Wix

  • Script: Settings › Custom Code › Add Custom Code. Place in Body – end, on all pages, then Apply.
  • Button: Add an Embed HTML element and paste the ready-made button snippet.

Webflow

  • Script: Project Settings › Custom Code › Footer Code. Save, then Publish.
  • Button: Drop an Embed element on the page and paste the ready-made button snippet.

WordPress

  • Script: Appearance › Theme File Editor › footer.php, before </body>. Or any header/footer-scripts plugin (WPCode, Insert Headers and Footers).
  • Button: Add a Custom HTML block in the editor and paste the ready-made button snippet.

Shopify

  • Script: Online Store › Themes › Edit code › theme.liquid, before </body>.
  • Button: Add a Custom Liquid / HTML section and paste the ready-made button snippet.

Other / custom HTML

  • Script: Anywhere before </body>.
  • Button: Paste the ready-made button snippet wherever the button should appear.

Which plan do I need?

On Mosh, the Bookings module. On Squarespace, Code Injection needs Business or higher; the booking link and the Code Block button work on any plan. Other builders allow custom code on their standard plans.