How do I install the audit widget on my website
Copy the 1-line script from Widget → Install in the LemAudit sidebar and paste it just before `</body>` on every page where you want the audit form. The scr…
Copy the 1-line script from Widget → Install in the LemAudit sidebar and paste it just before `</body>` on every page where you want the audit form. The script is under 40KB and starts capturing leads on the next page view.
What the widget actually is
The widget is a small button that sits in the corner of your site. When a visitor clicks it, a form opens asking for their website and email. LemAudit runs a free SEO audit on that website and shows them a short score. Their email and the audit result land in your dashboard as a new lead.
Think of it like a contact form. The form gives the visitor something useful first. You get a qualified lead in return.
How to install it (3 minutes)
- In LemAudit, open Widget → Install in the left sidebar.
- Click Copy script. The tag looks like `<script async src="https://widget.lemaudit.com/v1/agency_abc123.js"></script>`.
- Paste it into your site's HTML, just before the closing `</body>` tag. On WordPress, use Appearance → Theme File Editor → footer.php. On Webflow, use Project Settings → Custom Code → Footer. On Shopify, use Online Store → Themes → Edit code → theme.liquid.
- Open your site in a fresh browser tab. The button shows up in the bottom-right corner.
The script is unique to your agency. It carries your logo and colors automatically — see how to customize brand colors if those look wrong.
Worked example
A plumbing-niche agency installed the script on their homepage and 1 service page. In the first 7 days they captured 14 leads, of which 4 scored as Hot (site health below 60). At their usual close rate of 1 in 8, that is almost 2 retainers from a 3-minute install.
When this isn't right
Static-only platforms with no `<body>` access (some single-page Notion sites) will not work — use the hosted audit page instead. If your site runs a strict CSP, allow `widget.lemaudit.com` in `script-src`. The widget needs HTTPS; it refuses to load on HTTP origins.