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Option 1: Google Tag Manager

To streamline script management — especially while that using several tracking tools — you can deploy the Seam AI website tag through Google Tag Manager (GTM). Start by launching the GTM console. Go to Tags, then click New to create a new tag. In the Tag Configuration panel, choose Custom HTML as the tag type. From your Seam AI settings, copy the website tag snippet provided. Paste this snippet into the HTML field in Google tag manager. Make sure to allow access to All pages. Once you’re done, click Save to finalize the setup.
For additional guidance, refer to the official Google Tag Manager support documentation.

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Option 2: Webflow

Webflow provides a built-in area for inserting custom code directly into your site. To get started, go to your Webflow dashboard, open the Settings for your site, and click the Custom Code tab in the left-hand menu. In the Head Code section, paste the Seam AI website tag from your Seam AI settings into the text area. If there’s already code in place, be sure to add the Seam script on a new line to keep things organized.
Once you’ve added the tag, click Save, then apply your changes by selecting Publish → Publish to selected domains in the upper-right corner.

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Option 3: Direct embed

You can directly embed the Seam AI intent script by adding a <script> tag to your website’s HTML — either within the <head> or <body> section. The script is available in your Seam AI settings. Simply copy the code snippet and paste it into your site’s HTML to enable tracking.
index.html
<!-- Place in the <head> or <body> of your site -->
<script>
  // Seam AI script goes here
</script>
Once the tag is in place, no additional setup is required. The Seam AI website tag will immediately begin capturing visitor identification data automatically.

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Credits

Seam AI uses a credit-based system where 1 credit is consumed for each successful website reveal—when a visitor is deanonymized through Seam Intent. Credits are only used when identification is successful; anonymous visits do not count toward usage.