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Adding the Widget to Your Google Site

Learn how to add the ticket widget to your Google site.

Updated over a week ago

Our easy-to-use, customizable ticketing widget automatically creates an embeddable purchase flow for every show that includes an embeddable calendar or list view of all events populated with live data in real time. With dynamic data, you'll be able to drive patron urgency to purchase when inventory is low.

Embedding the OTS widget in your GoDaddy page lets you:

  • Streamline ticket bookings or event discovery—users can view and reserve performances directly on your site.

  • Enhance user experience—visitors stay on your brand’s site while engaging with your event calendar.

  • Boost conversions—in-line access typically results in higher engagement and ticket sales.

šŸ‘ŸWalk Through

  1. Access the widget configuration from your dashboard.

  2. Whitelist your Domain URL by typing in the full URL address. Then add a brief description if needed. Domain whitelist allows you to restrict which URLs your ticket widget can be displayed on. This helps you maintain security control over your widget and make sure they are showing up only on the sites you want them to be shown. You can whitelist multiple domains by repeating the same process.
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For Google Sites websites you will need to whitelist two different domains:

  • Whitelist the Google Sites domain https://atari-embeds.googleusercontent.com/

  • Whitelist your website URL (e.g. https://my-amazing-theatre.com/)

    Add a new section on the page where you would like your ticket widget to appear by selecting Embed from the Insert menu.

    This will show a dialog box called ā€œEmbed from the webā€. Select the ā€œEmbed codeā€ option and paste the code snippet from the OTS Dashboard.

    Select Next and you should see the widget appear in your page.


šŸŽ“ Recap: Adding the Widget to Google Sites

This article explains how to embed the On The Stage ticket widget into a Google Sites website. You'll start by whitelisting both the Google Sites domain (https://atari-embeds.googleusercontent.com/) and your own site URL in the Widget Configuration dashboard. Then, using Google Sites’ Embed feature, you add a new section, choose Embed code, and paste the widget snippet from your dashboard. After hitting "Next," the widget appears in the editor and will display live ticket listings once published.

šŸš€ Best Practices for Adding the Widget to Google Sites

  1. šŸ›”ļø Whitelist both domains
    Include the Google Sites embed domain and your site’s URL in the Widget Configuration to ensure the widget loads both in preview and live modes.

  2. 🧩 Add the embed in the right spot
    Choose a prominent section on your site (like beneath event details) and insert the widget via Insert → Embed → Embed code for clear visibility.

  3. šŸ‘€ Preview before going live
    After embedding, click ā€œNextā€ to verify the widget appears correctly in Google Sites’ editor before publishing.

  4. šŸš€ Publish to activate the widget
    Google Sites may only render the widget fully after you publish—check the live page to ensure ticket purchasing is active.

  5. āœ… Test functionality post-publish
    Visit the public site on both desktop and mobile devices to confirm the widget displays shows and supports ticket purchase flows.

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