WordPress sites add WebmasterID with a small header/footer snippet. The key requirement is the same everywhere: load it only after analytics consent.
Use a reputable header/footer scripts plugin, a child-theme wp_head/wp_footer hook, or your consent plugin's post-consent custom-code slot.
<script
id="webmasterid-tracker"
defer
src="https://webmasterid.com/tracker.iife.min.js"
data-wmid="wm_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
data-endpoint="https://webmasterid-ingest-api.vercel.app/api/events">
</script>
For GDPR/ePrivacy, load the tracker only after analytics consent. The pattern below is the same consent-gated approach documented in Privacy & GDPR — inject it from your consent manager when the analytics category is granted, not unconditionally.
Most consent plugins provide a slot or category for analytics scripts that only fire after consent — use that rather than placing the tag directly in the theme head.
This guide uses a standard snippet; no official WordPress plugin/partnership is implied.
wp_head or wp_footer via a child theme or a header/footer scripts plugin.
Yes — use your consent plugin's post-consent analytics slot.
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