# Install on SvelteKit > The tag belongs in src/app.html, the template SvelteKit wraps around every page it renders. Section: Installation guides Canonical page: https://statsy.co/docs/install/sveltekit Last updated: 2026-09-15 SvelteKit renders every page into one HTML template. Put the tag in that template and it ships with every route, prerendered or server-rendered. ## Where it goes Open `src/app.html` and paste the tag inside ``, next to `%sveltekit.head%`. ```html %sveltekit.head% ``` A `` block in `+layout.svelte` also works, but `app.html` is simpler and cannot be forgotten by a nested layout that opts out. ## Confirm it works Deploy, open the site, and watch **Live**. Then click an internal link: SvelteKit’s client-side router uses `history.pushState`, which the script tracks, so the path changes without a reload. ## Prerendered pages are fine Fully prerendered routes carry the tag in their static HTML, so they report like any other page. What will not report is a route served by a different host, such as a preview deployment on the platform’s own domain: add that host under **Site settings › General › Additional domains** first, or leave it out so staging never mixes with production. Previous: [Install on Nuxt](https://statsy.co/docs/install/nuxt) Next: [Install on Astro](https://statsy.co/docs/install/astro)