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Your estimator will only load on websites that have been approved for your account. This is a security measure, it prevents someone from copying your embed code and displaying your estimator on an unauthorised site.

How it works

When the estimator loads on a webpage, it checks whether that website’s domain has been added to your allowed list. If the domain matches, the estimator displays normally. If it doesn’t match, the estimator won’t load, families will just see a blank space where it should be.

Which domains are configured for you

Your website domain is set up when your account is created. If you operate multiple websites or have a staging site for testing, those can be added too.
You don’t need to manage this yourself. Your allowed domains are configured by us as part of your onboarding. If you need to add or change a domain, for example, if you’re moving to a new website, just get in touch.

Common scenarios where you might need a change

  • You’re launching a new website and the domain has changed
  • You have a staging or test site where you want to preview the estimator before going live
  • You’ve added a second website for a different branch or brand
  • Your site has moved from www. to non-www. (or the other way around), these are treated as different domains

If the estimator isn’t loading

If the estimator shows a blank space or doesn’t appear on your page, a domain mismatch is the most common cause. Before reaching out, check that:
  1. The embed code is placed correctly on the page (see Adding the Estimator to Your Website)
  2. Your website address hasn’t changed recently
If everything looks right and it’s still not loading, contact us at support@funeralestimatorpro.com and we’ll check your allowed domains.
If your web developer is troubleshooting, they can open the browser’s developer console (press F12) and look for errors mentioning “CORS” or “blocked”. The error message will show exactly which domain needs to be added.