Netaj is platform-agnostic. As long as your site renders HTML and can include a script tag, you can install the tracker. Here's how to do it on the most common platforms outside Salla and Shopify.
WordPress
Two paths:
- Header plugin — install something like "Insert Headers and Footers" or "WPCode". Paste the Netaj snippet into the header section. This is the safest option for non-developers.
- Theme editor — open Appearance → Theme File Editor → header.php. Paste the snippet just before
</head>. This works but updates to the theme will overwrite it. Use a child theme or the plugin route for production.
Webflow
Project Settings → Custom Code → Head Code. Paste, save, publish.
Wix
Site Dashboard → Marketing & SEO → Marketing Integrations → Custom Code. Add a new code with placement = Head, code = the snippet, apply to all pages.
Squarespace
Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → paste into the Header field. Note that this requires a Business plan or higher.
Custom-coded sites
You're a developer; you know what to do — paste the snippet inside <head> on every page. If you have a layout template (Next.js, Rails, Django, etc.) put it there once.
Single-page apps (SPAs)
The tracker handles SPA navigation automatically: it listens for history.pushState and fires a new pageview on each route change. No extra code needed for React Router, Vue Router, or similar.
Native mobile apps
The tracker is web-only — it doesn't run inside iOS or Android apps. For native, use direct API calls or a Server-Sent Events approach. Reach out to us if this is your use case; we have a beta SDK.
Verifying after install
Same on every platform: open the site, wait 30 seconds, watch the website status flip to Verified in your dashboard. If it doesn't, the troubleshooting guide covers the usual culprits.