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A link is great for direct outreach, but many partners arrive on pages you already own. Embedding the request form there lets a partner request funds in context, with your branding, without leaving the page they are on. Reach for this when you run a partner marketing page or portal and want the request path built into it.

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What you’ll achieve

An MDF request form embedded on a page you control, so partners request funds without being sent elsewhere, with submissions still landing against the right fund.

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Before you start

1

Confirm a custom domain

Embedding a form on your own website requires a custom domain on your plan. Without one, share the link instead. See Request funds by link.
2

Confirm the fund and its request form

A fund with its request form must exist. See Set up an MDF program.

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Watch it

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Steps

1

Open the share dialog

In Forms, open your form and open its Share form dialog.
2

Switch to the Embed tab

On the Embed tab, copy the generated HTML snippet.
3

Paste it on your page

Add the snippet to the page where you want partners to , such as a partner landing page or a website footer.
4

Attribute where possible

Where you know the partner, use an attributed embed so each submission credits the right partner instead of arriving anonymous.

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Verify it worked

Load the page with the embed, submit a test request, and confirm it lands in Submissions against the right fund, attributed to the partner where you used an attributed embed.

Request funds by link

Use a link instead of an embed.

Run the MDF request-to-payout flow

Review and process the requests that come in.

Implementation reference

Full request and submission configuration options.