For sports-property operators · One line of code
Stop embedding scoreboards. Start a rivalry.
A scores widget shows your fans numbers they can get anywhere. Presser gives them a game they're playing, seeded fresh every day, dropped onto your site with one line of code. They pick, they watch, they come back tomorrow.
The recap loads. The fan reads it. The fan leaves.
That's the whole problem. Your content is good enough to pull them in and nothing on the page gives them a reason to stay once they've scanned it.
A data widget doesn't help. It's more numbers on a page already full of them. Fans don't stick around for numbers. They stick around for something they get to do, and someone to beat while they do it.
Give them a game, and the back button loses.
You paste one line. It runs itself.
Drop it in once
One script tag. The game appears where you want it, sandboxed and auto-sizing. That's the whole integration.
It stocks itself
A fresh board for every upcoming game, built daily from the conversation your fans already follow. No editorial lift on your side.
It resolves itself
Calls hit or miss against real box scores as games play out. Nothing to update, nothing to maintain, nothing to babysit.
This is the whole thing.
Paste it before the closing body tag. A launcher appears, the game slides in as a drawer, and you're done.
<script src="https://play.presserdaily.com/embed.js" data-mode="drawer" async></script>What your team is going to ask
- Is this a betting product? We can't touch that.
- No money, no odds, no wagering, anywhere. It's a free-to-play game for points. Nothing to license, nothing to age-gate, no compliance headache.
- How much engineering does this take?
- One script tag before the closing body tag. The game loads in a sandboxed iframe, drawer or inline, and auto-sizes itself. No SDK, no CSS conflicts, no accounts for your fans.
- Who keeps it stocked with content?
- The pipeline does, every day, on its own. It reads the day's trending posts, builds a fresh board for each upcoming game, and resolves it against real box scores. You never touch it.
- Will it look like it belongs on our site?
- It runs in its own frame, so it never fights your styles. Drawer mode floats a launcher over your page; inline mode drops it into any container you point it at.
Try it on your own screen first.
Open the live drawer, play a board, then grab the one line and put it on your site before tonight's first pitch.