Install the Latchkey widget on Adobe Commerce

Step 1: Require the module

composer require latchkey/widget, then bin/magento module:enable and setup:upgrade.

composer require latchkey/widget

Step 2: Set the site key in configuration

Stores → Configuration → Latchkey. The module reads one configuration value and outputs the snippet through the standard block; it writes no template overrides and patches no core files.

Step 3: Confirm with the install checker

Because the store is on your own infrastructure we cannot verify it from here. The module admin page links straight to the checker.

Step 4: Sign in to Latchkey, or create an account

Inside the app where the platform provides one, or in a new window where it does not. One installation belongs to exactly one Latchkey account.

Step 5: Check the domains we registered

We read every domain the platform knows about and register all of them, keeping the platform-assigned address alongside your custom one. Staging and preview hostnames are free. Confirm the list looks right — a mistake here is visible now rather than as a widget that refuses to load later.

Step 6: Start your trial

Seven days, no card. A domain gets one trial ever, so if this site has already had one you will be asked to choose a plan instead — and if it already holds a licence, we link to it rather than charging you twice.

Step 7: Choose a plan

Plans are priced by monthly visits. We measure traffic with the widget’s own beacon after the first month and show you that data before any change to your plan.

Step 8: Customise the interface

Colours, position, language, the components you want hidden, and your accessibility statement. Publishing writes a new configuration version, so any change is reversible.