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Add Rapidflare to a website builder

You can add the Rapidflare agent to a Wix or WordPress site without programming. You paste a short piece of code into your platform's site-wide code box and publish.

Three steps: copy the code from your platform's guide, paste it into the platform's site-wide code box, then publish and the agent appears on every page of your site.
The same three steps work on every platform. Only the name of the code box changes.

Step 1: Choose your platform

Wix

Add the chat button from Settings → Custom Code. Wix asks for a published site with a connected domain.

WordPress

Paste the code with the free WPCode plugin. Works on sites you host and on WordPress.com paid plans.

Another platform? See Other platforms.

Step 2: Choose how the agent appears

Two options. Chat button: a round button in the corner of every page that opens the agent. Search bar: a search bar on your site that opens the agent in a panel, or on an answers page of its own.
Pick one. More ways to show the agent are in the Web deployment guide.

The WordPress guide has copy-paste code for every mode: the chat button, your own button, a search bar, the agent on a page and an AI Overview. The Wix guide covers the chat button: Wix's editor has no reliable way to place the spot the other modes need, and the Wix guide explains why.

What you need

  1. A publishable API key. Create one in Hubs » Configure » Security. It is safe to paste into your site. See API keys.
  2. Your site's address on the key's allowed list, for example example.com. Never add a shared address such as wixsite.com. See Allowed domains.
  3. An account that can add code to your site. Each guide says what that takes.

One rule

Always use your platform's site-wide code box. Do not use an "HTML embed", "Embed code" or iframe block. The agent runs in a separate frame there and fails the domain check.

Check that it works

A round chat button in the bottom right corner of a site. Clicking it opens the agent, which answers questions.
What you should see: a chat button that opens the agent.
  1. Open your published site in a private (incognito) window. Most platforms do not run custom code in their editor.
  2. Look for the chat button, or the search bar, and ask a question.
  3. Nothing there? Open your browser's developer tools, go to the Console and type window.rapidflare. An object means the code ran. undefined means it did not.

If something does not work

What you seeWhat it usually meansWhat to do
Nothing appearsThe site is not published, you are in the editor, or the code is in the wrong placePublish, then open the site in a private window. Check the code is in the site-wide code box.
An error instead of an answerThe address you opened is not on your key's allowed listAdd it in Hubs » Configure » Security and reload.
The agent looks old after you change its colors or textBrowsers keep the agent's settings for up to an hourOpen your site in a private window.
An error and your site has a Content-Security-PolicyThe policy blocks the security checkSee Content Security Policy.

Other platforms

Any platform with a footer, or "before the closing body tag", code box works the same way. Follow the closest guide. If your platform only offers an HTML embed or iframe block, contact support@rapidflare.ai about a whitelabel domain that you link to.