Install with a tag manager or site builder

The generated snippet must be present on the published landing and success pages. Saving it in an editor is not enough until the live page loads it.

Tag manager

1. Create a Custom HTML tag with the exact JuicyTraffic snippet.
2. Use an all-pages trigger for the intended site.
3. Preview the container and confirm that the tag runs once.
4. Publish the container.
5. Open the public page and run Test probe.

Site builders and single-page applications

Use the global theme, document layout, or shared header. Do not place the snippet inside a component that mounts several times during route changes. For a CMS theme, prefer a supported header integration so an update does not remove the snippet.

Content Security Policy

Allow the exact collection hostname for both script and connection requests. A policy can allow p.js while still blocking event delivery, so check script-src and connect-src. Avoid broad wildcards.

In the browser Network panel, confirm that p.js, the versioned probe, probe configuration, and event requests are not blocked.