--- title: "Kajabi testimonial widget — one Custom Code block" description: "Kajabi testimonial widget in one script tag: paste it into a Custom Code block on any plan. The Pro-only code editor is for theme templates, not embeds." url: https://testymo.com/integrations/kajabi --- [Integrations](https://testymo.com/integrations) ★ Kajabi # Testimonials on Kajabi, in one Custom Code block Kajabi takes the tag in a Custom Code block, on every plan — the Pro-only code editor its pricing page lists is the theme-template editor, which this install never touches. The thing to know instead is that Kajabi has two code fields with opposite rules: the block wants the whole script tag, and the page-settings panel forbids exactly that. - **Where the tag goes** — A Custom Code block in the page builder — open a Section, click Add block, then Custom Code, and paste the tag into the Code field. - **Plan needed** — Every plan. No Kajabi doc puts a plan requirement on the Custom Code block — only the theme-template code editor is Pro-only, and a widget embed never needs it. ## 01 Where the tag goes in Kajabi Kajabi calls it the **Custom Code** block, and its docs describe exactly this job: “Adding custom code in a block can be helpful for embedding content on your page, such as a calendar booking widget.” A testimonial widget is the same shape — one external script that draws itself where the block sits. 1. From the Dashboard, open **Website**, and click the title of the website page or landing page you want the testimonials on. 2. In the page builder, open the **Section** where they belong. 3. Click **Add block**, then **Custom Code**. 4. Paste the script tag into the **Code** field, and click **Save**. ![Kajabi's Add Block picker with the Custom Code block highlighted in the block list](https://testymo.com/integrations/kajabi-add-block.webp) The Add Block picker with Custom Code highlighted. Screenshot from [Kajabi’s custom-code help](https://help.kajabi.com/articles/website/pages/add-custom-code-to-pages). Paste the tag whole. Kajabi’s own note on the block: “In a Custom Code Block, you’ll need to use `