Add the Findables tags to every page of your WordPress site in under two minutes — no plugin required.
After signing up, your domain handle is shown in your Findables dashboard. It looks like myshop — your tags will be served from myshop.findables.ai.
The easiest way is a plugin that adds code to your <head> without touching theme files. Any of these work well:
Once active, find the plugin's Head field and paste both tags there. Alternatively, edit Appearance → Theme File Editor → header.php directly.
header.php directly.In your plugin's Header field (or in header.php just before </head>), paste this first:
In the same location, also paste this script — it runs when real visitors load your pages and keeps your AI profile up to date:
Save your changes. Visit any page on your site, right-click → View Page Source, and confirm both tags appear inside <head>.
Your Findables dashboard will show pages registering within a minute of real visitors loading your site.
After signing up, your domain handle is shown in your Findables dashboard. It looks like myshop — your tags will be served from myshop.findables.ai.
The easiest way is a plugin that adds code to your <head> without touching theme files. Any of these work well:
Once the plugin is active, find its Head or Header field and paste both tags there (steps 3 and 4). Skip the file-editing instructions below if using a plugin.
</head> tag. If you're on a block theme, use Appearance → Editor → Templates to add a Custom HTML block in the head.AI crawlers like Claude fetch your page as plain HTML without running JavaScript. This static tag tells them where your MCP server lives so they can discover your content.
In your plugin's Header field (or directly in header.php), paste this line:
<head>. It cannot be added via JavaScript or a tag manager.This script runs when real visitors load your pages — it ingests content and keeps your AI profile up to date.
In the same Header field (or header.php), paste this line alongside the link tag from step 3:
Click Update File. Visit any page on your site, right-click → View Page Source, and confirm both tags are present in <head>.
Your Findables dashboard will show the first pages registering within a minute of real visitors loading your site.