Embed third-party tools

What you'll get

A third-party tool — Calendly, Google Maps, a YouTube video, a live chat widget, a scheduling form — embedded inline on a page of your site. The engine handles the security (Content Security Policy) so the embed actually loads.

In the hosted builder

Embed my Calendly link (https://calendly.com/me/30min) on the contact page so people can book a call.

The builder adds the Calendly inline embed, allowlists calendly.com in the site's CSP, and previews it. Same flow for Google Maps:

Add a Google Map of 1234 Main St, Austin TX on the contact page.

Or YouTube:

Embed this YouTube video on the home page: youtube.com/watch?v=...

Common embeds

The engine has shortcuts for the most common ones:

• YouTube / Vimeo — auto-detected from a URL; lazy-loaded by default.
• Google Maps — supports both the embed iframe and the Maps JavaScript API.
• Calendly — inline widget, popup widget, or text link.
• Live chat — Intercom, Crisp, Drift; needs the snippet plus the domain in embeds.
• Forms / scheduling — Typeform, Tally, Cal.com, Savvycal.

For anything else, paste the embed snippet, and add the third-party domain to your site's embeds list — that's all the engine needs.

Result

• The widget loads and works inline on your page.
• CSP allows the third-party origin (script source, frame source, connect source as needed).
• No console errors about blocked content.

Under the hood

Embeds reference — supported embed types, the CSP allowlist mechanism, and what to do for embeds the engine doesn't recognize automatically.