<script
async
src="https://q.meetalphie.com/widget/widget-sdk.min.js"
data-widget-api-key="wk_YOUR_WIDGET_KEY"
data-widget-base-url="https://q.meetalphie.com"
></script>Webflow
- Open Site settings > Custom code.
- Paste the tag into Head code and save.
- Publish the site.
WordPress
- Paste the tag before
</head>in your theme’sheader.php. Use a child theme, so a theme update doesn’t wipe it. - No access to theme files? A header-scripts plugin such as WPCode puts the same tag on every page.
- Clear your cache plugin, if you run one.
Framer
- Open Site Settings > General > Custom Code.
- Paste the tag into End of <head> tag and save.
- Publish the site.
Don’t use Google Tag Manager
GTM fires late in the page load. Alphie does its work in the first seconds of a visit, and a GTM install loses them.
Check that it’s live
Open your site in a normal browser window, not incognito with blockers on. The Alphie launcher appears in the corner. Click through to a second page and check it’s still there; the usual mistake is adding the tag to one page instead of the whole site. Your own visit shows up in Leads > Visitors.
The personalized section
The section that changes for each visitor is a second, optional snippet. Put it where you want the section to appear, below the top of the page, because Alphie needs a moment to recognize the visitor.
<div data-alphie-section></div>In Webflow that’s an Embed element, in WordPress a Custom HTML block. Framer’s Embed component can put HTML inside an iframe, where the section can’t reach your page; if your site is on Framer, write to support@meetalphie.com and we’ll help you place it.
What you’ll see on a portfolio site
In Leads > Companies, open any company to see its sessions page by page. For a services firm it reads like this: a 120-person logistics company spent six minutes on Wednesday on /services/mobile-development and two case studies, then came back Friday for /contact. That company gets a fit score, and if it clears your bar, you get the Slack alert on Friday while they’re on the page.

Installing into a codebase instead? The install guide for coding agents covers Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit and plain HTML.
