When you embed a Bizrie video on your website, you can choose where it is allowed to play, turn it off if needed, and see how viewers engage with it. Website embeds are available on the Growth plan. Most users can leave these settings alone after the video is added.
Choose which websites can show your video
Use Allowed domains to control which websites can display the video.
- Leave this setting blank if the video can play on any website.
- To limit the video, enter the website addresses separated by commas, such as example.com.
- To allow the main website and its subdomains, add both example.com and *.example.com.
- If your website builder uses a separate preview or testing address, add that address too.
Replace an embed link that was shared by mistake
If the embed link or player URL was copied or posted somewhere it should not be, select Rotate. Bizrie creates a replacement link and stops the old one from working.
Replace the old embed code on every website where you still want the video to appear.
Turn off an embedded video
Select Revoke when you want that embed to stop working permanently. If you want to show the video again later, create a new embed.
View plays and engagement
Bizrie reports monthly plays, watch time, completed views, unmute activity, estimated bandwidth, and the websites where the video played.
These numbers may differ from your website analytics because visiting a page does not always mean the visitor played the video.
Update the video without changing your website code
When you republish the video, active embeds automatically show the latest published version. You do not need to replace the embed code. The player address and allowed-website settings stay the same.
Optional: what “token” means
A token is the secure identifier inside a Bizrie player link. You normally do not need to manage it directly. Rotating a token replaces the link; revoking it permanently disables that embed.
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