Install AlpiStats on your site.
WordPress
Install the “WPCode” plugin, then Code Snippets → Header & Footer → paste the code into “Header” and save.
Read the guide →Wix
Settings → Custom Code → Add Custom Code: paste it, “All pages”, placement “Head”.
Read the guide →Webflow
Project settings → Custom code → Head code: paste the code, save, then publish the site.
Read the guide →Squarespace
Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → Header: paste the code and save.
Read the guide →Shopify
Online Store → Themes → … → Edit code → theme.liquid: paste the code just before </head>.
Read the guide →Jimdo
Settings → Edit Head: paste the code into the header.
Read the guide →Google Tag Manager
New “Custom HTML” tag with the code, trigger “All Pages”, then publish the container.
Read the guide →Next.js
In app/layout.tsx, add the code in <head> (or with next/script, “afterInteractive” strategy).
Read the guide →Vite / React
In index.html, paste the code in <head>, then redeploy.
Read the guide →Lovable
Copy the “AI prompt” from the installation screen and paste it into Lovable.
Read the guide →HTML site
Paste the code in the <head> of each page, then upload the files.
Read the guide →Already using GA4 or Tag Manager?
Keep your current setup while you compare. In the site settings, switch on “GA4 and Tag Manager events (beta)”: AlpiStats picks up your compatible GA4 events from the data layer, without changing anything sent to Google. A test session shows, message by message, what is picked up or ignored, and why. You then define your goals in AlpiStats.