You need your form's line: open the form in LeadVault, and under On your website, copy The line that puts the form on a page. It looks like this:
<script src="https://leadvault.com/embed.js" data-form="your-form" async></script>Block editor (Gutenberg)
- Open the page where visitors ask for a quote, or make one (like Get a quote).
- Press + where the form should go, under the page's heading.
- Pick Custom HTML, and paste the line.
- Update or Publish the page.
The editor's own Preview may not show the form. Open the published page to see it.
Elementor, Divi and other page builders
Drag in the builder's HTML (Elementor) or Code (Divi) element where the form should go, and paste the line.
Classic editor
Switch to the Text tab (not Visual), paste the line where the form should go, and update.
WordPress.com
WordPress.com takes out scripts on some plans. If the form doesn't show, your plan may need to allow custom code, or link a Get a quote button to your form's own address instead.
Check it
Back in LeadVault, under On your website, type the page's address and press Check a page. Then fill the form once on the live page: the request lands in your leads.
Use a full-width or content column, not a narrow sidebar: the form suits a column 360 to 600 pixels wide. See Put a form on your website for more.
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