Website widget
Stop answering “how much for a screen?”
Put the configurator on your own website and that question arrives already answered: product, size, resolution, weight and power, filled in by the visitor. All you have to do is price it.
Included with
easyLED PRO+ and Enterprise
PRO+ carries a small easyLED credit in the footer. Enterprise carries nothing but your own brand.
Installation
One script tag, and a div where it should go
No build step, no framework, no npm package to keep up to date. If your site can take a Google Analytics tag, it can take this.
Everything configurable is an attribute: which catalogue to show, your accent colour, and the language. Change a catalogue in easyLED and every site running the widget updates without anybody redeploying anything.
index.html
HTML
<!-- Wherever the configurator should appear -->
<div id="easyled-configurator"></div>
<script
src="https://embed.myeasyled.com/v1.js"
data-catalogue="outdoor-2026"
data-accent="#0a7d55"
data-locale="en"
async
></script>Why it pays
A configured enquiry is a different conversation
Qualified, not curious
Somebody who spent four minutes sizing a 5 × 3 m wall is a great deal further along than somebody who filled in a contact form.
Specified, not vague
The enquiry arrives with a product, a size, a resolution and a weight — so your first reply can be the quotation.
Yours, not a portal’s
The lead lands in your account and your inbox. It is never shared, brokered or resold to anybody.
Working at 2 a.m.
Half of these arrive outside working hours, in another timezone, from somebody comparing three suppliers.
Questions
Before you paste anything into your site
Questions
What does a visitor actually do?
They size a wall the same way you would: pick a product from your catalogue, set the size or the opening, and read the specification. When they are ready, they leave their details and the configuration comes to you with the drawing and the full specification attached.
Does it show prices to the public?
Only if you tell it to. By default the widget shows specifications and captures the enquiry, which is what most distributors want. You can switch on an indicative price band per catalogue if your market expects one.
Where do the leads go?
Into your easyLED account as a draft quotation, and by email. On Enterprise they can post straight into your CRM, so a configured wall arrives as an opportunity rather than a contact form.
Will it match our site?
It takes your accent colour, your font stack and your border radius, and it inherits your page background. It is responsive down to a phone, and it renders inside your layout rather than in a pop-up.
What does it do to our page speed?
The script is loaded asynchronously and does not block rendering. It only pulls in the configurator itself once the container scrolls into view.
Which plan includes it?
PRO+ includes the widget with easyLED attribution in the footer. Enterprise includes it fully branded, with no attribution and with CRM delivery.