How to Embed Your Webinar Form on Your Website

Put your Bumbi registration form on any external website or landing page. Copy the inline form or popup snippet and paste it into your HTML.

Bumbi TeamAugust 12, 20264 min read

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You do not have to send people to a Bumbi page to register them. You can drop your webinar's registration form onto any website you control, your own site, a WordPress page, a partner's landing page, and everyone who submits it becomes a registrant on your webinar, complete with reminders and follow-ups. This is how you keep your existing brand and pages while Bumbi runs the funnel behind them.

How the embed works

Bumbi generates a copy-paste snippet tied to your webinar's public form key, never your internal account IDs, so it is safe to put on a public page. You get two versions, and each suits a different layout:

Inline form. The name and email fields appear directly on your page. Best when you have a hero section or a spot designed to hold a form.
Popup button. A button that opens the form in a lightbox when clicked. Best when you want a clean page with a single call-to-action button, or several buttons that all open the same form.

Both submit straight to Bumbi and register the person for your webinar. Because embedded pages often live in their own frame, the confirmation opens in a new tab, so the visitor is never left staring at a dead page.

Before you start

A published webinar, since the form registers people into it.
Access to edit the HTML of the external page where the form will live.

Steps

Open the Funnel tab. Go to your webinar and open Funnel, where the form code lives.
Pick your version. Choose the inline form or the popup button based on your page layout.
Copy the snippet. Click Copy. Take the whole thing, including the script tag at the end; that script is what makes it work.
Paste it into your page. Drop it into your external page's HTML exactly where you want the form or button to appear.
Publish your external page and test a real submission.

Good to know

Styling. The button picks up the colors from your registration form settings, so it stays on brand.
Attribution still counts. Registrations from your embed show up in your analytics alongside the rest, so you can see how your own site performs as a source.
Reuse it. The same snippet works on as many pages as you like, which makes it easy to hand to a partner.

How to know it worked

Submit a test registration from your live external page. The new person appears under your webinar's Registrants tab within moments, and they enter your reminder emails like any other registrant.

If something goes wrong

The form does not submit. You probably left out the script tag. Paste the full snippet again.
Nothing happens on click for the popup. The script did not load; make sure it is present and not stripped by your site's editor.
Do not edit the hidden form key. Changing it breaks the link between the form and your webinar.