# General

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If you are using Optibase with Webflow, please follow this guide instead:  [Optibase Webflow App](/webflow-app/optibase-webflow-app.md)

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Optibase needs just one thing to start working: the Optibase custom script installed on your site.

Once added, the script handles test logic, variant assignment, and conversion tracking automatically.

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### 1. Get your custom script

1. Log in to your [Optibase dashboard](https://app.optibase.io)
2. Go to Workspace Settings
3. Copy the Custom Script provided for your workspace

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### 2. Add the script to your website

Make sure:

* The script is placed before the closing \</head> tag
* It uses the correct data-optibase-id from your dashboard
* You only include one copy of the script per page

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### 3. Verify the installation

After installation:

1. Open any page where the script is installed
2. Add ?optibaseEnableDebugMode to the URL

   Example: <https://yoursite.com/?optibaseEnableDebugMode>
3. Open the browser console (right-click → Inspect → Console tab)
4. You should see debug logs from the Optibase script

If the script is working correctly, you’ll see messages about:

* Loaded test IDs
* Selected variants
* Conversion listeners

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### 4. Start testing

Once the script is live:

* You can create A/B Tests, Split Tests, and Conversions from the Optibase dashboard
* All variant logic and tracking will run automatically for visitors

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