Your quote form can sit inside any page of your own website. It's one line, and it never needs changing: when you change the form in LeadVault, every site shows the change at its next page load.
Get your line
Open Marketing, Quote forms, then the form. 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>Paste it where the form should appear, usually on your quote page, under the page's heading. One form per page.
Pick your website builder
- WordPress
- Wix
- Squarespace
- Webflow
- Shopify
- Plain HTML
- Google Tag Manager
- React, Next.js and other JavaScript sites
Install with AI
If an AI builds or looks after your site (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable and the like), press Install with AI under On your website and copy What to tell your website's AI to it. It has your line, where it goes on each kind of site, and how the AI checks its own work.
Check it works
- Under On your website, type the page's full address in A page of your website and press Check a page.
- It says whether the form is on the page, and when it was last opened there.
- Fill the form once on the live page yourself. The request lands in your leads, and the check counts it.
Pages the form has been opened on lists every page the form has shown on, last opened first.
A site built with JavaScript doesn't have the line in its HTML, so the check can't see it at first. Open the page once in a browser, then check again.
Don't
- Don't copy the form's questions into your page. The form loads from LeadVault and saves each answer as it's given.
- Don't put it in a box with a fixed height or hidden overflow. It sizes itself to each step, and suits a column 360 to 600 pixels wide.
- Don't change the line, or put it on the same page twice.
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