Paste one script tag into a Carrd embed block, keep the ?via= links your affiliates already share, and Qanary starts tracking through to your checkout — no plugin needed.
add an embed element (code, head). that's the whole install.
However you're tracking referrals on Carrd today — a spreadsheet, a generic pixel, or nothing yet — attribution needs to survive ad blockers, the commission math needs to survive an audit, and the payout needs to go out on a rail you already use. Here's what one script tag adds:
Basic click tracking at best — no coupon-code fallback for ad blockers or podcasts, no fraud check before a commission is owed, and payouts mean a manual spreadsheet.
One script tag in an Embed element (type: Code, Head) — requires Carrd Pro. Coupon-code fallback, fraud checks before commission, and payouts through Wise or PayPal — the same system whether you're on Carrd or anywhere else.
1. Paste the tracking snippet — an Embed element (type: Code, Head) — requires Carrd Pro. It sets the
first-party attribution cookie when a visitor lands with
?via=AFFILIATE_CODE and records the touchpoint.
2. Carry the referral into checkout — Carrd pages link to hosted checkouts — append the stamp to the checkout URL (Stripe Payment Link client_reference_id, Lemon Squeezy checkout custom params) in the link itself, or use per-affiliate coupon codes.
3. Verify — open your site with a test ?via=,
run a test-mode checkout, and confirm the conversion lands attributed — or ask
your coding agent to run the MCP diagnose_attribution tool.
<script src="https://app.qanary.cloud/qanary.js" data-qanary="YOUR_PROGRAM_SLUG" async></script>
Paste this exact tag into an Embed element (type: Code, Head) — requires Carrd Pro, publish, and it's
live. Swap YOUR_PROGRAM_SLUG for the program slug from your
Qanary dashboard.
Reads ?via=AFFILIATE_CODE off the URL the moment a visitor lands
and records the touchpoint — no configuration beyond the program slug.
Appends the stamp to a hosted Payment Link or Lemon Squeezy checkout URL, or falls back to a coupon code — either way the sale traces back to the right affiliate.
Ask your coding agent to run diagnose_attribution and it walks
visit → identify → webhook → attribution → ledger, so a stalled conversion is
never a mystery.
The classic shape: a single page with a button out to a hosted Payment Link. The stamp appends to the link automatically.
No embed slot to spare? A personal coupon code per affiliate attributes the sale with zero snippet at all.
Carrd handles the landing page; a separate app handles the product. Keep ?via= on the link out and the cookie carries the referral across.
Swap the old tracking snippet for Qanary's in the same embed block — existing ?via= links your affiliates already shared keep working.
| Capability | Tracking it yourself | Qanary |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time on Carrd | Custom dev project | ~10 minutes |
| Coupon-code fallback for ad blockers | No | Yes |
| Fraud checked before commission is owed | No | Yes |
| Falls back with no page to instrument | No | Yes, via coupon codes |
async,
so it never blocks page rendering while it sets the attribution cookie.
Add an Embed element, set its type to Code and position to Head, then paste the snippet. This requires a Carrd Pro plan — the free tier doesn't expose custom code.
No — it loads with the async attribute, so it fetches in the
background and never blocks page rendering.
Yes — skip the snippet and use coupon codes instead. Each affiliate gets a personal code, and Qanary attributes the sale the moment it's applied at checkout, no embed slot required.
A stamp gets appended to the checkout link itself — client_reference_id for a Stripe Payment Link, a custom param for Lemon Squeezy — so the referral carries through even though Carrd never sees the checkout.
Yes — point Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex at Qanary's llms.txt
and it can install the tracking snippet and wire a webhook from a single
prompt. See the AI agent page for the exact setup.
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