Facebook Page Live Stream Widget for Website

A Facebook Page Live Stream widget places your public Facebook broadcast directly on your website, so visitors can watch without leaving the page first. SociableKIT gives you one reusable embed, brand controls, and automatic syncing on paid plans.

Create a SociableKIT widget, connect your Facebook Page, customize the design, and paste the generated code into an HTML or embed block. The setup can take about two minutes, and the same code stays on your site for future updates.

Yes, paid plans include automatic syncing for the connected Facebook Page, so you do not need to replace the embed code for every broadcast. A new stream appears after the next available sync, while the free plan lets you request a refresh.

Yes, the Facebook Page and live video should be public for reliable website display. Age, country, privacy, or audience restrictions set on Facebook can prevent some visitors from seeing the stream.

Yes, you can prepare the website page before the broadcast begins. Schedule the live video on Facebook, add the SociableKIT widget to your landing page, and promote one destination before and during the event.

The widget can show a clear off-air state instead of leaving visitors with a broken video area. If Facebook keeps the completed broadcast public, replay availability depends on the video and Facebook player settings.

This widget is designed for live streams from a Facebook Page. SociableKIT offers other widget types for supported profile, group, post, and video content, but display availability still depends on Facebook access and privacy rules.

Public live streams can usually be watched directly on your website. Facebook may still ask a viewer to sign in for certain interactions, restricted content, or account-specific features.

SociableKIT works with WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Weebly, Google Sites, SharePoint, and standard HTML websites. It also works with other builders that allow custom code, an HTML block, or an embed element.

Yes, the widget adjusts to the available space on desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. Visitors get a cleaner viewing experience without awkward cropping or horizontal scrolling.

Yes, you can adjust colors, fonts, layout, spacing, and calls to action while previewing the result. Full design customization is available even on the free plan, so the stream can feel like part of your website.

Any external video player adds work to a page, so loading method and placement matter. SociableKIT uses lazy loading so the stream waits to load until a visitor reaches the widget area, helping reduce the initial impact.

Autoplay is controlled by Facebook and each visitor's browser settings. Autoplay with sound is commonly blocked, so viewers may need to press play.

The widget's main purpose is to make the live video easy to watch on your website. Facebook controls which comments, reactions, and sharing actions appear in the embedded player, and some actions may require Facebook sign-in.

Yes, you can add more Facebook Page sources to your SociableKIT account and create separate widgets where needed. Paid pricing starts with one source, and extra sources can be added as your business grows.

Paid SociableKIT plans support unlimited websites and domains, so you can place your widgets across the sites you manage. Your source allowance still controls how many Facebook Pages or feeds you connect.

Yes, SociableKIT has a free plan with one source, one widget, 2,000 monthly views, design customization, branding, and sync requests. You can also try premium features for seven days, and paid subscriptions can be canceled without a long-term contract or cancellation fee.

Paid plans include unlimited widget views, so the widget is not turned off because it reached a monthly view cap. This is useful for product launches, services, events, and broadcasts where traffic can rise quickly.

Use Facebook's live tools to control the broadcast, audience, and comments because the stream itself comes from Facebook.

SociableKIT provides human support through chat and email to help with setup, website-builder placement, and common display issues. Paid plans include access to 24/7 support, so help is available when an important broadcast is approaching.