Embedding on your website

Give button, inline form, site-builder embed, or direct link — one line of code, works anywhere.

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The Embed code page lets you pick a form and copy the snippet for how you want it to appear. It works on WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, Wix, GoDaddy — anything that lets you paste HTML or add an embed.

The four modes

Give button — drops a button wherever you paste it; clicking opens the form as a pop-up so visitors never leave your page. Best on sites that run custom scripts (WordPress, Webflow, Framer, hand-built).
Inline form — embeds the full form directly in the page and sizes itself automatically; great for a dedicated "Give" page on script-friendly builders.
Site builder — a plain iframe with no script, for builders that sandbox pasted code (Wix, GoDaddy) or restrict scripts by plan (Squarespace). Paste it into their Embed / HTML block — on Wix, use the "Embed a Site" element with your form link.
Direct link — a plain URL for emails, social bios, or QR codes. This one works absolutely anywhere.

Tip · Not sure which to use? If your website lets you add custom code (WordPress, Webflow, Framer), use the Give button. On Wix, GoDaddy, or Squarespace, use the Site builder tab. When in doubt, the Direct link works everywhere — including places a script or embed can't go. Squarespace needs a paid plan (Core or higher) to run embeds; on its cheapest plan, use the Direct link.

1Go to Embed code and choose the form from the dropdown.
2Pick the Button, Inline, Site builder, or Link tab.
3For a button, tweak the label if you want, then copy the snippet and paste it into your site.

What a button snippet looks like

<script src="https://fundrly.org/embed.js"
  data-fundrly="your-form-slug"
  data-label="Give now" async></script>

Tip · The button preview matches exactly what your visitors will see, in your form's action color. Always copy the exact snippet from your Embed code page — it's filled in with your form.

Using more than one on a page (or site)

You can place as many buttons and inline forms on a single page as you like, mixing different forms and campaigns freely — a Give button in your navigation, several campaign buttons down the page, and an inline form on your donate page all coexist. They don't interfere with each other: only one pop-up is ever open at a time, each inline form sizes itself independently, and a completed gift is only ever counted once.

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