Embedding the eventbrite event form in my website

[Kieran.Car...@7im.co.uk]

Summarize Problem:

I am looking to embed the eventbrite forms onto my website rather than sending the visitor to the Eventbrite website to register for one of our events. Can someone help? 

What have you already tried?

I haven't yet it is not clear what you need to do if you want to have the eventbrite form embedded on my site. 

Describe the expected results:

I expect to be able to add the Eventbrite widget script into my CMS Umbraco and be able to have the Eventrbite form on my website and not redirect the user to eventrbrite to register. 

[Houston Krohman]

Hi Kieran,

There is a guide to using our Embedded Checkout widget here: https://www.eventbrite.com/support/articles/en_US/Multi_Group_How_To/how-to-sell-eventbrite-tickets-on-your-website-through-an-embedded-checkout

[Jorge Castillo]

Hi, regarding this conversation. Do tracking links (aff parameters) work when using embed forms? It seems it is not recording any info within Eventbrite interface despite we have set it all.

[Seong-ah Cho]

Hello, how do I access an iframe code to embed to our website? I've noticed that Eventbrite has been switching between widget and iframe a few times over the years.

[Mike Dalisay]

I haven't tried embedding the Eventbrite form but had some success embedding the list of events from my Eventbrite organizer profile. 

To embed Eventbrite events on your website, you can use a free widget called SociableKIT. Our organization has been using this widget for several months now. It worked really well, and our audience loves seeing the events on our website. 

I hope this helps.

[NathanT]

I hadn’t heard of SociableKit before seems like a really interesting free option. There is another tool you could also look into called Ample Cloud (https://www.amplecloud.com/marketplace) it’s another no-code option for getting events onto a site. The Eventbrite embedded checkout is built into the Ample Cloud stuff. However, it is not free so depending on your specific level of need may or may not work for you.