Free sports widgets for your website
Give your readers and guests quick answers on your own site: what a beer or a night at the game costs, where every game is on TV, how accessible the venue is, what you can bring through the gates, when the next home games are and which weeks are best for a road trip. Copy one snippet, paste it into your page, and the widget appears. It's free, there's nothing to sign up for, and it doesn't collect anything from your visitors.
How they work
Each widget is a compact version of a page on FanRoadTrips, with a clear link to the full guide for anyone who wants more. The schedule widgets refresh themselves from live league schedules, so there's nothing to maintain. To add one, pick your venue, team, city or event, copy the code, and paste it where you want the widget using your site's HTML block (“Custom HTML” in WordPress, a “Code” block in Squarespace, “Embed HTML” in Wix). The small script on the last line resizes the widget to fit. If your site builder strips scripts, leave it out and the widget still works at the height in the first line. Please keep the credit line in place; see the terms below.
Game-day cost calculator
“How much will the game actually cost?” is one of the first things fans ask. This calculator answers it on your own page: readers choose how many people are going, how many beers, hot dogs and cars, add a ticket price if they have one, and get a total for that venue.
Suits: Team blogs and fan sites, local news “going to the game” pieces, hotels and bars near the venue.
Preview and get the code →Upcoming home games
Show your readers when the team plays at home next, without ever editing a schedule again. The widget lists the next five home games with the date, opponent and start time in the venue's local time zone.
Suits: Fan blogs and podcasts, sports bars, short-term rentals and hotels near the venue.
Preview and get the code →Venue quick facts
Visitors heading to a game want the same four answers: where to park, what food and drink cost, which airport to fly into and how to get there without a car. This card puts all four on your page.
Suits: Hotel and rental listings, travel blogs, city and tourism “visiting for a game?” pages.
Preview and get the code →Big sports weekends
Some weekends a city hosts a hockey game on Friday, college football on Saturday and the NFL on Sunday. Those are the weekends hotels fill up and visitors want to plan around. This widget lists the next ones for your city.
Suits: Tourism boards, hotels, travel writers and local “things to do this weekend” guides.
Preview and get the code →Event countdown
Build anticipation for the big one. The countdown ticks down to a marquee event and shows its date and venue, with a link to our guide for fans who are travelling to it.
Suits: Host-city businesses, league and team blogs, event-week guides.
Preview and get the code →Beer price badge
Beer prices are one of the most-read numbers in sports coverage. This badge shows the standard beer price at a venue, its size and price per ounce, where it ranks among the prices we've confirmed, and any cheaper deal worth knowing about.
Suits: Local news and sports-business writers, team blogs, bars and breweries near the venue.
Preview and get the code →Where to watch
“What channel is the game on?” is the most-asked question on any team forum, and the answer changes every game. This widget lists the team's next five games with the TV channel and streaming service in both the US and Canada.
Suits: Fan blogs and podcasts, sports bars, team forums and newsletters.
Preview and get the code →Accessibility guide
Planning a game with a wheelchair, a hearing impairment or a child with autism means hunting through a venue's website for the right page and the right phone number. This widget puts the essentials in one place for any of 111 major-league venues.
Suits: Disability and autism organizations, accessible-travel blogs, schools, hotels and tourism sites.
Preview and get the code →Can I bring it?
Clear-bag rules, clutch sizes, water bottles and outside food differ at every venue, and getting it wrong means a walk back to the car. This widget shows a venue's rules at a glance.
Suits: Parent blogs, hotel concierge pages, tourism sites and event-day guides.
Preview and get the code →Away-fan guide
Supporters' groups and team blogs plan road trips all season. This widget lists your team's next four road games and, for each one, the closest airport with drive time, the cheapest official parking and what a standard beer costs inside.
Suits: Team blogs and fan clubs that organise road trips, travel agents and supporters' groups.
Preview and get the code →Road trip of the month
Some weeks line up perfectly: hockey Monday, basketball Wednesday, football Sunday, all within a few hours' drive. This widget finds the week in the next month with the most game days for a region, and lays it out day by day.
Suits: Travel writers, tourism boards, regional newsletters and sports-travel blogs.
Preview and get the code →Terms of use for the widgets
Last updated 4 October 2026.
By embedding a FanRoadTrips widget, you agree to these terms.
- It's free. No fee and no registration. Embed it on as many pages as you like, on sites you own or manage.
- Use the code as provided. Don't change, cover, crop or hide any part of the widget, including its figures, notes, the link to the full guide or the “Powered by FanRoadTrips” line. You may change the iframe's width and height to fit your layout, as long as nothing inside is cut off.
- Keep the credit link. The credit line under each widget, with its link, should stay visible next to it. You may style it to match your site and add a rel attribute such as nofollow if your own policies call for one.
- Don't imply a relationship that isn't there. Embedding a widget doesn't mean FanRoadTrips endorses or partners with you. FanRoadTrips is independent and not affiliated with any league, team or venue.
- Present it as an estimate. Prices and times are approximate and can change. Don't describe them as official or guaranteed.
- Where it can go. Not on pages that are unlawful, deceptive, hateful or sexually explicit, or that sell counterfeit tickets.
- Privacy. Widgets run in your visitor's browser, set no cookies and send nothing visitors type to us or to you. We count widget views with the same cookieless analytics we use on our own site, which includes the address of the page it's embedded on.
- It may change. We may update a widget's data, wording or design, or stop offering it, at any time. We may ask you to remove it, or stop it loading on a site, if these terms aren't followed.
- No warranty. Widgets are provided as is. To the extent the law allows, FanRoadTrips isn't liable for decisions made using them.
Want a widget for a venue or event we don't list, or a version for a specific audience? Email info@fanroadtrips.com.