Add live shows, contests, leaderboards, and loyalty to any website with a single script tag. Your brand, your audience, your rules.
FanFest embeds as a full-featured fan engagement panel directly inside your website. Visitors see live video shows with real-time chat, interactive contests (quizzes, raffles, polls), leaderboards with point rankings, and community threads --- all styled to match your brand. For channel operators, a producer dashboard provides controls for managing shows, launching contests, configuring offers, and reviewing audience analytics. The entire experience lives inside a responsive iframe that adapts to any screen size.
FanFest integrates at three levels. Start with a script tag, then add SSO and backend sync as your needs grow.
EmbedDrop-in fan engagement widget for any website. | SSOIdentify users across your platform and FanFest. | FullTwo-way loyalty sync between your backend and FanFest. |
|---|---|---|
| Live shows and contests | Everything in Embed | Everything in SSO |
| Chat and reactions | User identification (OIDC) | Loyalty points egress (webhooks) |
| Brand customization | Cross-platform event tracking | REST API access |
| No backend changes needed | Personalized engagement | Multi-resolution data export |
| Get Started | Set Up SSO | Learn More |
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FanFest is purpose-built for organizations that want to own their fan engagement experience without building it from scratch. Whether you run a sports club, entertainment brand, or media property, FanFest provides the interactive features your audience expects --- live streaming with contests, gamified loyalty, and community discussion --- packaged as an embeddable widget that integrates with your existing infrastructure.
For decision-makers: FanFest deploys in minutes, not months. A working embed takes one script tag. SSO integration connects to your existing identity provider. The loyalty API syncs engagement data back to your systems. You keep full control over branding, user experience, and data.
For developers: The SDK is a single JavaScript file with a straightforward init() call. There are no framework dependencies. Event tracking works through HTML data attributes or a JavaScript API. The entire configuration surface is documented with TypeScript types and copy-paste examples.
Get started with the Quickstart or explore the Platform Guide to see what FanFest can do for your organization.
