How to connect the web push service to your Wix-powered site

You can add web push notifications to website builders — without knowing anything about coding — to inform website visitors about news, sales, order statuses, and other important events.

Most site builders provide the option to add extra code to the <head> element of the site. Let's look at how to add a script for configuring web push notifications to a site created with Wix.

Add your site to SendPulse

Go to the Push section and click Add new site.

In the first field, enter your WordPress-powered website's root domain. In the next fields, customize subscription request settings and click Next.

Learn more: How to add a site to send push notifications.

Copy the SendPulse script

Copy the SendPulse script — you will need it to configure the plugin connection.

If you have added a website before, you can find the script in Site Settings > Site Integration.

To install the push service on most sites created with a builder, additional files are not needed.

Install the script on your Wix website

The push script must be added to the <head> of your site. Let's look at how to add an example of inserting a script on the Wix website builder.

Please note that adding a script to your website is only available on premium pricing plans after you have added a domain.

Select your site, go to the Settings tab, scroll down to the advanced settings and click Custom code.

In the head section, click Add code.

Paste the script from SendPulse here.

Click Apply.

Switch the tumbler to enable.

Check the connection

Go back to your SendPulse account. If you haven’t closed the setup window, click Check the Settings.

If you have closed the setup window, go to Site Settings > Site Integration and click Check the Settings.

You will see a green checkmark if you have added the script correctly.

Learn more: Check the installation status.

Next, go to your website, where a web push subscription request should appear.

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