Sites and embed scripts
Connect allowed domains and install each popup’s unique script.
Open in appConnected sites
Sites are the domains where your popups are allowed to run (for example shop.example.com). Add the live hostname visitors use — usually without https:// or paths.
Where the embed lives
Embed scripts are per popup, not per site. After you publish a popup, open it and copy the install snippet from Embed. Paste it before </body> (or via your tag manager) on pages that should show the popup. For WordPress, follow the WordPress install guide.
Site limits
The Free plan includes 1 domain. Add the hostname under Sites first. Status stays Pending until a popup embed script loads on that domain, then it becomes Active.
Questions customers ask
Why isn’t my popup showing on my website?
Confirm the popup is Published (Live), you added the site under Sites first, the embed snippet matches that popup, the page hostname matches the assigned site (Pending becomes Active after the first successful load), and ad blockers or CSP are not blocking the script.
Do I need one script for the whole site?
Each popup has its own snippet. You can place multiple snippets on the same site if you run several popups, or use different snippets on different pages.
Should I add www and non-www as two sites?
Prefer one canonical hostname (the one users actually land on after redirects). If both variants serve traffic without redirecting, connect both or force a redirect at your host.
Can I test on localhost?
For local testing, add your local hostname if your environment supports it, or use a staging domain. Production embeds should point at your live connected site.
What happens if I disconnect a site with live popups?
Those popups can no longer run on that domain. Unpublish or reassign them before removing a site you still need for traffic.
How do I install ConvertNest on WordPress?
Add your WordPress domain under Sites, publish the popup, copy the Embed snippet, then paste it sitewide with WPCode (or a Custom HTML block on a single page). Full steps are in the WordPress install guide.