How to Add Kajabi Courses/Products to Your Showit Website

Trying to figure out how to add Kajabi products or forms to your Showit website without messing up your flow? You’re in the right place. Showit is perfect for designing a site that feels like you, and Kajabi makes it easy to deliver your offers, but getting them to work together can feel a little confusing at first.

We’ve worked with tons of online business owners who use both platforms, and the good news is: once you know how, it’s actually really simple. Whether you’re offering a freebie, growing your list, or launching something new, embedding a Kajabi form right on your Showit page helps keep everything smooth and seamless.

Let us show you exactly how to add your Kajabi courses and products to your Showit website.

Why add Kajabi courses/products to your website on Showit?

Showit is amazing for custom design and beautiful websites that feel totally on-brand. It gives you the freedom to move things around and create a layout that looks like no one else’s.

Kajabi, on the other hand, is built for selling digital products. It handles the tech behind your checkout pages, automations, emails, and course delivery. It’s a powerful all-in-one platform that makes running an online business a lot easier.

By combining the two, you get the best of both worlds: beautiful design and powerful functionality.

So whether you’ve created a course, membership, digital product, or coaching program inside Kajabi, you can still use your custom Showit website to showcase and sell it.

Option 1: Link directly to your Kajabi checkout page

The easiest way to connect Kajabi to your Showit site is to link a button directly to your Kajabi checkout page. This works well if you’ve already created a sales page in Showit and you just want to send people to your checkout to purchase.

Here’s how to do it:

• In Kajabi, go to the product or offer you’re selling
  
• Click into the offer and copy the checkout page link
  
• In Showit, click on the button you want to use
  
• Under the right-hand settings panel, paste your Kajabi checkout link into the “click actions” > URL field
  

That’s it. When someone clicks the button on your Showit page, it’ll take them straight to your Kajabi checkout.

If you want to open it in a new tab, you can select that option in the same settings panel.

This is the most common setup and works beautifully if your sales page is built in Showit and you’re only using Kajabi for payment and course delivery.

Option 2: Link to your Kajabi landing page or sales page

Some people prefer to build their entire sales page inside Kajabi. If that’s you, no problem.

You can still drive traffic from your Showit site by linking buttons (or text) to your Kajabi landing page instead of your checkout.

The steps are basically the same:

• In Kajabi, grab the link to your landing page (or the full sales page if you built it there)
  
• In Showit, go to the button, text, or image you want to make clickable
  
• Paste your Kajabi link into the URL field under “click actions”
  

It’s simple and works exactly the same way. Just make sure the branding and messaging on both platforms are cohesive so the user experience still feels seamless.

Option 3: Embed Kajabi forms into your Showit site

If you’re using Kajabi to collect email addresses for a freebie, waitlist, or lead magnet, you can actually place that form right on your Showit website. No redirect needed.

And don’t worry, you won’t need to mess with any complicated tech. It’s just a quick copy and paste.

Here’s how to do it:

1. In Kajabi, head to Marketing > Forms
   
2. Choose the form you want to use, or create a new one
   
3. Click the Embed option and copy the HTML code Kajabi gives you
   
4. In Showit, drag an Embed Code box onto the page where you want the form to show up
   
5. Paste the Kajabi code into the box, and hit publish

Now your Kajabi form will show up right on your Showit page. Anyone who fills it out will be added to your Kajabi email list or automation sequence.

This is great for lead magnets, mini-course signups, and building your email list, all without having to redirect someone off your site.

Best practices to keep the experience seamless

Even though Showit and Kajabi are different platforms, your audience doesn’t need to know that. Here are a few ways to keep the whole experience smooth and professional:

1. Match your branding
Use the same fonts, colors, and tone of voice in both Kajabi and Showit. This keeps everything feeling cohesive.

2. Keep it simple
Don’t overload your site with too many links or buttons. Guide your user to one clear call to action, whether that’s enrolling in your program or joining the waitlist.

3. Test your links
Always test your buttons and embedded forms to make sure they’re working. We like to test in both desktop and mobile views to make sure nothing’s getting cut off or overlooked.

4. Use tracking
If you’re using something like Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel, Kajabi lets you insert custom code on your checkout and thank you pages. This helps you track conversions from your Showit site.

Final thoughts on adding Kajabi products to your Showit website

Adding Kajabi products or forms to your Showit site doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Once you know the steps, it’s pretty straightforward. And if you’re just embedding a form, it can take less than five minutes.

We love pairing Showit’s design flexibility with Kajabi’s ability to deliver offers and automate the backend. When you combine them, you get both beauty and function.

If this ever feels tricky or like something’s not working the way it should, you’re not doing anything wrong. It’s totally okay to need a little guidance when working with two platforms.

And if you want your site to flow better or need support making everything feel more connected (and ready to sell), we’re here to help.

You deserve a site that not only looks good but also supports the way you grow your business.

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