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# DIY Website Building Tools

If you aren't a software developer yourself, and use DIY tools such as hubspot, wordpress, squarespace etc, but want to deploy your chat-bot on these websites anyway, don't worry we have you covered!

Essentially, you need to navigate the tool of your choice and find the provision to modify the ***Body*** code of your website.

<details>

<summary>Deploy Your Bot</summary>

Go to your Orimon Dashboard -> bot overview ->  "**Launch**" -> select "**Website**"&#x20;

<img src="/files/rKYDri2HUa6YWals5eEx" alt="" data-size="original">

From here copy the the second code block with the `<script>` tag, and go back to the website deployment channel of your site.

Here, in the configuration to edit the `<body>` tag, paste the code as shown :&#x20;

<img src="/files/fdlRgp45AXFFImNd70AN" alt="" data-size="original">

</details>

<details>

<summary>Embed Your Bot</summary>

***Note :** "Embed Your Bot" means the bot will be a part of your website page itself, "**Embedded**" so to speak, and not in a separate chat-window/chat-icon.*&#x20;

Go to your Orimon Dashboard -> bot overview ->  "**Launch**" -> select "**Website**"&#x20;

<img src="/files/rKYDri2HUa6YWals5eEx" alt="" data-size="original">

From here copy the the first code block with the `<iframe>` tag, and go back to the website deployment channel of your site.

You need to create an empty container/`<div>` .

Here, in the configuration to edit the `<body>` tag, inside the `<div>` you just created, paste the code as shown :&#x20;

<img src="/files/KVgXWZxopOHv9JK4eDlC" alt="" data-size="original">

</details>

That's It! you can now deploy your bot even through DIY website builders.


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