Install Consentics on Framer

Framer's Custom Code panel gives you four insertion points. Consentics only needs one: the start of your <head>.

Before you start

You'll need edit access to your Framer project's Site Settings. One naming trap: the Custom Code panel is a different feature from Framer's Code Components and Code Overrides. Those developer features need a paid plan; the Custom Code fields this guide uses are reported to work on all plans, though Framer doesn't state that officially. If the fields are greyed out in your workspace, that's a plan gate, not a bug.

Steps

Go to your Consentics install page (Account, Properties, your site, Install) and copy your snippet. See the install basics for why you should copy it from there rather than reusing an example.
In Framer, open Site Settings, then General, then Custom Code.
Paste your Consentics snippet into the Start of <head> field. Don't use the End of <head> or either body field: the snippet is written to run early.
Save your changes.
Publish your site. Like custom code changes on most page builders, this only takes effect on your published domain, not in the Framer canvas or preview.
Go back to your Consentics install page and check the waiting-for-first-event status. It turns green once Consentics receives your first page view from the published site.

Caveat

Framer doesn't ship its own cookie or consent banner, so there's nothing native to disable. If you've previously pasted a different consent tool's script into Custom Code, remove it before adding Consentics: two consent banners running at once produce conflicting consent records for the same visitor.

FAQ

Why "Start of head" and not one of the other three slots? The snippet needs to run before the rest of the page, so it can show the banner immediately and start recording consent from the first page view. The other three slots run later in the page load and aren't the right fit for this script.

I published but nothing changed. Framer's canvas and preview modes never run custom code, only the published site does. Confirm the publish actually completed, then check your live URL, not the editor.

Does this work with Framer's own analytics or a Google Analytics integration I've already added? Yes. Consentics runs independently of any other analytics script on the page. If you're also running Google Analytics or Google Ads and want Consentics's consent decisions to control them via Google Consent Mode, that's a separate setup step, not part of this install.