Embedding Captivation Hub Forms on External Websites

If your main website is built on Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, WordPress, or Duda — you can still use Captivation Hub forms to capture leads directly on those pages. All you need is the embed code from your form, and you can paste it into your website platform's custom code area.

This article walks through how to get the embed code and how to add it to each of the major website platforms.

What Is Form Embedding?

Embedding a Captivation Hub form means placing a form directly on your website using a short script. Visitors fill it out right on your page — no redirect needed. Once submitted, the data syncs automatically to your Captivation Hub account so you can follow up through your automations and CRM.

Step 1 — Find Your Embed Code in Captivation Hub

Open the Form Builder

In your Captivation Hub account, go to Funnels in the main navigation, then click Forms in the top menu. This will show your full list of forms.

Choose or Create a Form

Select an existing form to edit, or click + Add Form to build a new one. Once your form is ready, you can grab the embed code.

Copy the Embed Code

Inside the form builder, click the Integrate tab in the upper-right. Choose the type of form from the options, then click Copy Embed Code. Your embed code is now ready to paste into your website.

Step 2 — Add the Form to Your Website

The steps below cover the most popular website platforms. Follow the section that matches yours.

Squarespace

Squarespace lets you add custom code through its Code Injection tool, which is found under Settings.

1. Log in to Squarespace and go to Settings.
2. Click Advanced, then select Code Injection.
3. To show the form on every page, paste the embed code in the Header or Footer section.
4. Click Save, then publish your site.

Note: Squarespace does not support embedding forms on checkout pages.

Wix

1. In the Wix editor, click the + button to open the element panel.
2. Select Embed, then choose Embed a Widget.
3. Select the Code option, paste in your embed script, and click Update.
4. Preview your site to confirm the form appears, then publish.

Shopify

1. Log in to Shopify and go to Online Store > Themes.
2. Click the three-dot Actions menu next to your active theme and select Edit Code.
3. Find the theme.liquid file in the Layout section.
4. Paste your embed code inside the <head> or <footer> tag.
5. Save the file.

WordPress

WordPress lets you embed custom scripts through the page editor using a Custom HTML block.

1. Go to Pages in your WordPress admin and open the page you want to edit.
2. Click the + icon in the editor to add a new block.
3. Search for and select Custom HTML.
4. Paste your embed code into the Custom HTML block.
5. Update and save the page, then refresh to verify the form appears.

Duda

1. Open the Duda editor and navigate to the page where you want the form.
2. From the widget panel, select Widgets > HTML Widget and drag it onto the page.
3. Paste your embed code into the HTML widget.
4. Save your changes and publish the page.
5. Open your site in a browser to confirm the form is loading correctly.

Troubleshooting

If the form isn't showing up after embedding:

• Double-check that you copied the embed code completely, without any missing characters.
• Make sure the code is placed in the correct section (head, footer, or body depending on your platform).
• Try refreshing the page or clearing your browser cache.
• If you're using a popup form, confirm that the trigger is set up correctly inside Captivation Hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I customize the form before embedding it?

Yes — design and configure your form fully inside Captivation Hub first, then grab the embed code. Any changes you make to the form in Captivation Hub will update automatically on your website.

Can I embed different forms on different pages?

Absolutely. Generate a unique embed code for each form and paste the relevant one into each page of your website.

Do I need coding experience to do this?

No. Each platform covered here provides a user-friendly way to add custom code without needing to write it yourself. Just copy and paste.