Share & embed
The public event link, a poster-ready QR code, the UTM builder for tracked campaigns, and the website embed snippet.
Share & embed (in the event sidebar under Growth) is where your event meets the world: the hosted public link, a scannable QR code for posters, tagged links for campaigns, and the snippet that embeds the whole checkout into your own website.
The public link
Every published event has a hosted page at
events.bookitive.com/your-org/your-event — seat picking, cart, and
checkout included, branded with your logo and
checkout theme. Copy it from here and share it
anywhere. While the event is a draft, the page politely says sales
haven't started.
QR code for print
Download the event QR as a PNG sized for posters, flyers, and screens. It points at the public link, so it keeps working even if you later tweak the page — print once, reuse all season.
Tracked links (UTM builder)
Fill in source, medium, and campaign, and the builder produces a tagged link with a live preview — one for the Instagram bio, another for the newsletter, a third for the partner site. Which campaigns actually sell shows up later in your analytics tooling of choice; the tags ride along on every order's referrer.
Embedding on your own website
The snippet drops the full Bookitive widget — seat map, availability, cart, checkout — into any page of your site:
<div id="bookitive-tickets"></div>
<script src="https://events.bookitive.com/widget/v1.js"></script>
<script>
Bookitive.mount(document.getElementById('bookitive-tickets'), {
baseUrl: 'https://api.bookitive.com',
org: 'your-org',
event: 'your-event',
});
</script>Buyers never leave your domain, while payments, captcha, and phone verification still run safely on Bookitive's side. The widget is deeply customizable — floors, legends, urgency signals, locale, even a fully custom checkout around it. That's the developer embedding guide.
The Social preview on this page is a rough approximation of how the link presents when shared — the event's name, start date, and location over a placeholder gradient. It's not the real share card and carries no image or description; treat it as a sanity check, not a pixel-accurate preview.