Hosted Package Overview
Add Tiquo analytics, passwordless login, customer data, service catalogs, and bookings to Webflow and other website builders with one hosted script
Tiquo Example Hosted Package Project
Explore a live Webflow example of the Tiquo Hosted Package.
Webflow Cloneable Template
Pending Webflow submission.
The Tiquo Hosted Package is a browser script for websites that cannot install the npm DOM package directly. It is compatible with Webflow and other website builders, including Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Shopify, and any builder that lets you add custom code.
Use the Hosted Package when you want to:
- Track website analytics without building a custom integration
- Add passwordless customer login to a marketing site, portal, or microsite
- Show signed-in customer information on the page
- Render customer orders, bookings, memberships, and available membership plans using HTML attributes
- Render a customer flow's services in custom catalog and detail-page layouts
- Embed the booking journey with one service selected and the flow catalog locked
- Open automatically resizing customer-flow and membership embeds that reuse the signed-in session
- Send custom website events to the same analytics system used by the DOM package
The hosted script creates window.Tiquo and window.tiquo on the page. It uses your Website SDK public key and the domains configured in Tiquo to make sure requests only come from approved websites.
What it tracks
When analytics is enabled, the Hosted Package can collect:
- Page views
- Single-page-app route changes
- Engagement time
- Scroll depth
- Referrer and UTM attribution
- Browser, device, operating system, language, screen size, and viewport size
- Custom events sent with
Tiquo.track
By default, the install snippet uses anonymous analytics. Anonymous analytics does not attach page activity to a known customer. To link website activity to a signed-in customer, set consent to full.
Hosted Package vs DOM Package
Use the Hosted Package for Webflow and other website builders, or for static websites where adding a script tag is the easiest option.
Use the DOM Package for codebases where you control the JavaScript build, want TypeScript types, or need deeper application integration.
Both send analytics into the same Tiquo website analytics pipeline.