Install via Google Tag Manager

If you already use GTM, this is the fastest install path — add a Custom HTML tag and you're done. Works on any platform GTM is installed on.

1

Get your domain handle

After signing up, your domain handle is shown in your Findables dashboard. It looks like myshop — your script will be served from myshop.findables.ai.

2

Create a new Tag

In your GTM workspace, go to Tags → New. Name it Findables.

Click Tag Configuration and choose Custom HTML.

3

Paste the tracking script

In the HTML field, paste the following:

<script src="https://YOUR_DOMAIN.findables.ai/findables.js" async></script>

Replace YOUR_DOMAIN with your domain handle from the Findables dashboard.

Check Support document.write is OFF — it's not needed and slows page load.
GTM cannot add the static discovery tag. GTM injects via JavaScript after the page loads — AI crawlers like Claude fetch raw HTML without executing scripts, so a GTM-injected tag is never seen by them.

You also need to add a static <link> tag directly to your platform's <head>. See the guide for your platform:
4

Set the trigger

Under Triggering, select All Pages (the built-in trigger). This fires on every page view.

5

Save and publish

Click Save, then Submit → Publish your container. Use GTM's Preview mode first if you want to verify the tag fires before publishing.

Once live, Findables will start registering pages as visitors load them — and once you've added the static link tag, AI crawlers will discover your MCP server too.

After signing up, your domain handle is shown in your Findables dashboard. It looks like myshop — your script will be served from myshop.findables.ai.

2

Create a new Tag

In your GTM workspace, go to Tags → New. Name it Findables.

Click Tag Configuration and choose Custom HTML.

3

Paste the tag HTML

In the HTML field, paste the following:

<script src="https://YOUR_DOMAIN.findables.ai/findables.js" async></script>

Replace YOUR_DOMAIN with the handle from your Findables dashboard.

Check Support document.write is OFF — it's not needed and slows page load.
4

Set the trigger

Under Triggering, select All Pages (the built-in trigger). This fires on every page view.

5

Save and publish

Click Save, then Submit → Publish your container. Use GTM's Preview mode first if you want to verify the tag fires before publishing.

Once live, Findables will start registering pages as visitors load them.