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Install guide

One script tag. About two minutes. Any website.

Paste it where the quote tool should appear. No plugin, no developer, nothing to configure first.

Your embed tag
<script async src="https://www.satellitequotes.com/widget.js" data-token="pk_live_YOUR_TOKEN"></script>

Replace pk_live_YOUR_TOKEN with your own token from your dashboard. Do not have an account yet? Start a 15-day trial.

Steps for your platform

WordPress

about 2 min
  1. Open the page or post where the quote tool should appear, in the block editor.
  2. Click the + button to add a block and choose the Custom HTML block.
  3. Paste the embed tag into the block.
  4. Click Update, then View Page to check it.

The Classic editor strips <script> tags in Visual mode. Switch to the Text tab before pasting, or use a Custom HTML block.

Squarespace

about 3 min
  1. Edit the page and click an insertion point where the tool should go.
  2. Choose the Code block from the block menu.
  3. Paste the embed tag and make sure the block type is set to HTML.
  4. Save, then open the live site in a new tab to check it.

Code blocks do not run inside the Squarespace editor preview. It will look empty until you view the published page.

Wix

about 3 min
  1. In the editor, click Add Elements, then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
  2. Place the box where the tool should appear and click Enter Code.
  3. Paste the embed tag and click Update.
  4. Drag the box to roughly 700px tall so the tool is not scrollable inside a small frame.
  5. Publish.

Wix puts the embed in its own fixed-size frame, so auto-height does not apply. Size the box yourself.

Webflow

about 2 min
  1. Open the page in the Designer and drag an Embed element where the tool should go.
  2. Paste the embed tag into the code box and click Save & Close.
  3. Publish the site.

Shopify

about 3 min
  1. Go to Online Store, then Themes, then Customize.
  2. Add a Custom Liquid section where the tool should appear.
  3. Paste the embed tag into the Custom Liquid box.
  4. Save.

GoDaddy Website Builder

about 3 min
  1. Edit the site and click the + where the tool should appear.
  2. Choose HTML from the section list.
  3. Paste the embed tag into the Custom Code box.
  4. Click Done, then Publish.

Plain HTML site

about 1 min
  1. Open the HTML file for the page.
  2. Paste the embed tag in the body, exactly where the tool should appear.
  3. Save and upload the file.

Google Tag Manager

about 4 min
  1. Create a new Custom HTML tag.
  2. Paste the embed tag into it.
  3. Set the trigger to the specific page where the tool belongs, not All Pages.
  4. Submit and publish the container.

A tag manager cannot control where on the page the widget lands. Use modal mode with Tag Manager, or paste the tag into the page itself for inline placement.

If your editor refuses script tags

Use the two-part form: the loader mounts into any element whose id starts with satellitequotes-widget.

<script async src="https://www.satellitequotes.com/widget.js"></script>
<div id="satellitequotes-widget" data-token="pk_live_YOUR_TOKEN"></div>
For AI assistants

Let your AI assistant do the install.

Everything on this page is published in a form a machine can act on. Ask Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant to add the widget to your site and point it here — it can fetch the exact snippet, follow the steps for your platform, and check the page afterwards.

MCP connector

Add this URL as a custom connector. Read-only, no API key.

https://www.satellitequotes.com/api/mcp

JSON spec

Snippet, attributes, per-platform steps and pricing, as data.

https://www.satellitequotes.com/api/install-spec

Verify endpoint

Checks a live page and says what to fix.

https://www.satellitequotes.com/api/widget/verify?url=

Trades and estimates

Which trades price from imagery, and what a job of a given size costs.

https://www.satellitequotes.com/api/trades

OpenAPI

For custom GPTs, tool loaders and anything that does not speak MCP.

https://www.satellitequotes.com/api/openapi.json

Full setup for Claude, Cursor and VS Code is on the MCP server page. Try asking: “Add the SatelliteQuotes widget to my Squarespace estimate page, then verify it worked.”

Questions

Do I need a developer to install the widget?

No. It is one script tag pasted into the page where the tool should appear, and every major website builder has a place to paste it. Most contractors do it in about two minutes. If you would rather not, we will do it for you on a setup call at no cost.

Is the token in the script tag safe to make public?

Yes. It is a public key: it identifies which contractor the widget belongs to and grants no access to anything. It is meant to sit in your page source.

Where should the widget go on my site?

Wherever you want a visitor to get a price: a free-estimate page, a services page, or the section of the home page that currently holds a contact form. The widget mounts exactly where the tag is pasted.

Can an AI assistant install it for me?

Yes. Point it at satellitequotes.com/api/install-spec for the JSON instructions, or add satellitequotes.com/api/mcp as an MCP connector so it can fetch the snippet, follow your platform's steps and verify the result itself.

How do I know the install worked?

Open satellitequotes.com/api/widget/verify?url= followed by your page URL. It fetches the page and tells you whether the tag is there, whether the token resolves to your account, and whether the widget is serving.