Pick a route, paste two lines of code into your post, and forget about it. Your readers see the current Thailand or Vietnam schedule every time they open the page.
Pick a route, make the widget look like your blog, copy two lines of code. The live preview follows every change you make.
The widget opens on this route
Platform, language and color. The preview at the bottom follows your choices.
Tell us where you write and we will send you an affiliate ID. Readers book through your widget, you get a commission.
They pasted the widget once. The schedules have kept themselves current ever since.
Most train articles ship with a photo of a timetable, correct on publish day, quietly wrong a month later. The widget takes that chore off your desk.
Nothing, and there is no account to create. The small attribution link under the timetable is the whole arrangement.
The script weighs about 2 KB and loads after your content. It brings no fonts, no frameworks, no tracking pixels. Your Core Web Vitals will not notice it.
The widget tries our main server, then a backup server, then the last schedule saved in the reader's browser, and as a last resort shows a plain link. Your article never displays a blank box.
Anywhere you can paste an HTML block: WordPress, Blogger, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, static sites. WordPress users can install our small plugin and use a shortcode instead.
Thailand, with 790+ routes across the whole SRT network, and Vietnam, with 35 Vietnam Railways routes including the full Reunification line. Malaysia is being prepared.
Yes. Request an affiliate ID in step 3 of the builder, add it to your embed, and the widget gains a booking button. Every ticket booked through it is commissioned to you.
The whole process, recorded without cuts: picking a route, copying the code, pasting it into a post.
Send us a message and we will set it up with you. We usually answer within a few hours.
Schedules change. Articles with the widget change with them. Build yours now, it takes about two minutes.
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