How to add live falling-price drops to a Webflow site

Embedding needs the Trader plan or higher. Every plan includes a hosted Freefall page you can link to from any site. Webflow publishes custom code on site plans that allow it. Compare plans

Step by step

1. Create your store and first drop. Sign up, create a store and add a drop with its starting price, floor and quantity. Connect your Stripe payout account so you can take orders.
2. Allow your website's domain. In your console, open your store's Integrate page and add your website's address (for example https://yourstore.com) under Allowed origins. Drops only load on the domains you list. Add your webflow.io staging address as well as your own domain.
3. Add a Code Embed element. In the Designer, open the Add panel and drag a Code Embed element where the drops should appear.
4. Paste the snippet and publish. Paste the snippet from your Integrate page, save, and publish. Custom code runs on the published site, not inside the Designer.

The snippet

Your Integrate page shows this with your store's key filled in.

<script src="https://freefallexchange.com/embed/v1.js" async></script>
<freefall-market store="pk_live_…" limit="6"></freefall-market>

Good to know

• Drops have their own quantity and checkout, separate from Webflow Ecommerce.

Frequently asked questions

Where do shoppers pay?

In a secure Freefall checkout window that opens over your page. Shoppers lock the price, pay with a saved card, and the order appears in your Freefall console. Paid plans can also send each order to your own systems as a signed webhook.

Will the embed clash with my theme?

No. It's a self-contained web component with its own styles, so your theme's CSS can't break it, and it picks up your store's accent colour.

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