One line of script per event
You copy a line carrying your event's id into your page. No plugin to install and nothing to maintain when your site updates.
Selling on your own site
Let your visitor buy without leaving your site.
Every hop to another domain costs you buyers. With the widget the sales screen sits in your own page, between your own words and your own photographs.
- One line of script, no plugin
- Works in WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace or your own HTML
- The same stock as your ticket shop
What you place
One line in your page, we do the rest
The widget is not a second shop to keep in step. It is the same sale, inside your page.
It grows with its content
The widget reports its height to your page, so there is no scrollbar inside a scrollbar and no button cut in half.
The same stock, the same rules
Ticket types, sales windows, minimum and maximum per order: exactly what you set on the event. Never two seats sold where there is one.
The same checkout and payment
Paying happens in the familiar checkout through your own payment provider, and the ticket goes out the same way.
You decide where it may run
Per organization you record which domains may load the widget, so nobody puts your sale in a page of their own.
For several events at once
Put it on one performance's page, or on your programme page for every date separately.
Selling on your own site
What it looks like
The widget in your own pageChoose your ticketsYour website · your menu · your words
- Regular · €17.502
- VIP · €35.000
- Early birdSold out
Total€35.00
Continue to paymentThe widget reports its height to your page, so there is no scrollbar inside a scrollbar.
Getting started
Into your page in four steps
01
Publish the event
The widget sells what the event holds, so you start with a published event and its ticket types.
02
Copy the line
Your workspace has the script line ready, with this event's id already in it.
03
Put it in your page
Paste it into an HTML block on your website — in WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace or your own template.
04
Sell
Your visitor picks and pays inside your own page. The order shows up in the same overview as the rest of your sales.
Example
A theatre with a page per performance
Six performances, six pages, one way of selling.
Pages with a widget6, one per performance
Work per new dateCopying one line
Visitor leaves your siteNo
Where the order landsThe same overview as your shop
You keep your own site as the destination, and your audience buys where it reads your programme.
Selling on your own site
Questions we get
- Do I need a developer?
- Only somebody who can put a piece of HTML in a page. If your website has a block for custom HTML or embeds, you can do it yourself.
- Can I use the widget and my ticket shop side by side?
- Yes. It is the same sale: the same stock, the same tickets, the same reporting. The widget is one more place to buy, not a second set of books.
- What if somebody puts my script line on another site?
- You record per organization which domains may load the widget. Anywhere else it does not load.
Your next event starts here
Ready to take control
of your ticketing?
Tell us what you are organizing. We will look at your event with you and show you exactly how it would run on TixBeam.