Embed event registration on your website

Choose a widget type in BagEvent, configure it, and paste the generated script tag into your page. It works in any CMS that allows custom HTML and needs no build step.

No. Widgets render inside a shadow DOM, which isolates styles in both directions — your stylesheet cannot break the widget and the widget cannot affect your page.

Yes, on Business and Enterprise plans. White-label embeds carry no BagEvent branding, so the registration experience reads as entirely yours.

Not with the ticket widget or embedded form — the whole flow runs on your page. The button widget opens registration in an overlay, which also keeps attendees on your site.

Yes. Widgets are responsive and adapt to the width of the container you place them in, including narrow mobile layouts.

A branded address gives the BagEvent event site a name of its own, such as my-event.bagevent.io. An embed puts ticket selection or the registration form inside pages you already run, on your own domain. Many organizations use both.