Iframe, WordPress/Elements, or headless SDK — keep checkout on your domain with Tickean.
This guide answers: How do I embed white-label ticketing checkout on my website in the US (iframe, WordPress, or headless SDK)?
Tickean is a white-label ticketing platform: producers sell via shareable links or by embedding checkout on their own domain.
Choose iframe for fastest embed, WordPress/Elements for CMS sites, or the headless SDK when you own the UI. Technical docs: https://docs.tickean.com.
Keep 100% of the ticket price you set.
Cash flow matches your production schedule.
Mobile delivery and door validation.
Tiers, capacity, and branding in minutes.
Iframe, WordPress, or headless SDK on your domain.
USD per sale; validate QR at the door.
White-label means the checkout lives on your site under your brand. Tickean handles payments, OTP, inventory, and QR delivery.
Start with /sell-tickets-on-your-website for the product overview, then follow SDK or WordPress guides on docs.tickean.com.
Try the interactive mock: https://d1eg24w7igwib6.cloudfront.net/wizard-demo.html (OTP 123456).
• Iframe embed — paste one snippet; fastest path to production. • WordPress / Elements — shortcode or Elements widget with branded wizard. • Headless SDK — call /v1/checkout from your frontend; recover abandoned carts with ?resume=.
Create your event, set allowed origins / API keys, embed the checkout path you chose, run a test purchase, then go live.
Buyers pay in USD; you receive funds per sale; they get QR tickets instantly.
Use Tickean’s iframe, WordPress/Elements, or headless SDK so checkout stays on your domain. See /sell-tickets-on-your-website and docs.tickean.com.
Not for iframe or WordPress. The headless SDK is for teams that want full UI control.
Create your event in minutes. No organizer commission, instant USD payouts.
Last updated: July 30, 2026