Integrations · Site platforms
Webflow: Head code in Site settings, then publish.
The tag goes into Webflow's site-wide Head code, so every page carries it once you publish. Revenue comes from Stripe Payment Links, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy or Polar checkouts on your pages.
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01What Tally tracks
- Every published page, with sources, channels, engaged time and scroll depth.
- Goals from data-fast-goal attributes, which Webflow's custom attributes field can add to any element.
- Clicks on links to other sites, such as a checkout on another domain.
02Where the revenue comes from
- Stripe Payment LinksButtons that point at buy.stripe.com links link the sale on their own, through the id the tag adds.
- Embedded checkoutsA Paddle, Lemon Squeezy or Polar checkout opened from an Embed element links when the embed passes the visitor's id, as the Coverage page shows.
03What it can't read
- Webflow's own ecommerce orders aren't read; only payments in a connected provider are.
- Webflow hosts the site, so there's no server code to report AI crawlers; only those that run the script are seen.
- Changes to Head code don't reach visitors until the site is published again.
04Adding the snippet
Where it goes: Site settings › Custom code › Head code, then publish.
<script defer data-site="k3xq2mfa7twp" src="https://t.tallybyoutpost.com/script.js"></script>This is an example site's tag. Your own, with your site's id, is on the snippet step when you add a site, and on its Setup page.
- Open Site settings, Custom code, and paste the tag into Head code.
- Publish the site, then open it: the live check shows the first visit.
- Add data-fast-goal attributes to the buttons you want counted as goals.
05Questions
Does the tag run in Webflow's Designer?
The tag is part of the published site's head, so visits count on the published site, not while you edit in the Designer.
How do I count a button as a goal?
Give it a custom attribute named data-fast-goal with the goal's name as its value. Extra data-fast-goal-* attributes become the goal's properties.
Can I sell from a Webflow site and still see sources?
Yes, when the payment goes through a provider Tally reads: Stripe Payment Links need nothing more, and the other checkouts need the visitor's id passed in.