Sharing Quote Engines

Open the engine, click the Review tab, and copy the script snippet from the Publish & share card. Paste it into the HTML of any page where you want the engine to appear — it renders inline wherever the tag sits.

If the engine still shows NOT PUBLISHED, click Publish Quote Engine first; the snippet only loads a live engine.

LinkedIn doesn't let you embed third-party JavaScript in posts, so the play is to embed the engine on a page you control and share that page's link.

The easiest path: drop the script tag onto your Insurance Storefronts marketing profile (or your own website), then share that page's URL in your LinkedIn post or in the Featured section of your profile. Clicks land on a real quote experience instead of a static screenshot.

Same approach as LinkedIn — Facebook doesn't allow custom scripts in posts or page tabs, so embed the engine on a hosted page (your marketing profile or your website) and share that URL.

For Facebook Ads, drive the click straight to your landing page with the engine embedded. The engine becomes the conversion experience and submissions flow into your Leads dashboard just like organic traffic.

Anywhere that accepts a script tag works — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, hand-coded HTML, the lot. Paste the snippet from the Review tab into the page's HTML or into a "custom HTML" block.

For tools that take a token instead of a full script (like Rebel Rates), the Review tab also exposes the engine's token directly — copy that into the host tool's integration field.