Show live scores on your website

Pick a style, type your code, copy the snippet and paste it into your page. It updates by itself — you never need to touch it again.

Don’t have a code yet? Leave the demo code in to see how everything looks. Your real code is shown in the scoreboard app when you create the season, event or game.

1 · Full scoreboard

The complete experience — standings, stats, schedule and live games, with click-through. What you see depends on the code: a season code shows everything underneath it.

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How to use: paste into a page that accepts custom HTML — WordPress: Custom HTML block, Wix: Embed code, Squarespace: Code block. Give the page a full-width layout so it has room.

    
  


  

    
2 · Standings only

    
A neat table of the standings and nothing else — no clicking through. It takes on your site’s look. An event code shows that event’s standings; a season code shows the season table and its events.

    

    
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How to use: paste into a Custom HTML block (or your site builder’s embed/code block). It sizes itself to fit.

    

    
  


  

    
3 · Live games & results

    
Today’s games with live scores as they’re played, then final results. Great for a “happening now” box on your homepage.

    
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How to use: same as above — paste into a Custom HTML block. The demo shows finished results because nothing is being played on it.

    

    
  


  

    
4 · Plain link

    
No website? Share this link anywhere — a message, a social post, a QR code. It opens the scoreboard for your code only.

    
How to use: copy it and paste it wherever you like.

    

    
  


  

    
Good to know

    
The snippets always show your latest scores and standings; you never need to edit them again. The code only ever shows what it belongs to, so people can’t wander into other events.

    
Works on any website that lets you paste in custom HTML or an embed block — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow or a hand-built page.

    
Limits: some free site-builder plans block custom code, so options 1–3 won’t show there. Emails and social posts can’t run them either. In those cases use the plain link (option 4), which works everywhere.