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Publishers

No. PolyEmbed is free for publishers. You earn 70% of the builder fees on trades placed from your pages. See Earnings.
No. Matching is automatic and based on each article’s title and keywords. You influence it with your keywords and by choosing which templates include the widget. See Market matching.
The widget loads in a lazy iframe from its own host, so it doesn’t block your page from rendering. Matching runs on PolyEmbed’s servers, with search results and prices cached.
Yes. Verifying example.com covers news.example.com, www.example.com and every other subdomain.
Yes. Verify each domain and create a widget for each.
No. The HTML snippet works on any site. The WordPress plugin is a convenience. See CMS templates.
You control the iframe’s size and placement. The widget’s own styling follows Polymarket’s light theme and isn’t configurable yet.
No. Readers connect a wallet or continue with email, and the widget sets up their Polymarket deposit wallet. If they already use Polymarket with the same wallet, their existing balance and positions appear.
No. Readers trade on Polymarket with their own wallets. You’re responsible for how you present the widget. See Editorial guidelines.

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Readers

No. PolyEmbed is an interface. Orders go to Polymarket’s order book, and funds stay in your own Polymarket deposit wallet.
No. You own the signer, and your funds sit in your own Polymarket deposit wallet.
No. Polymarket’s relayer covers gas for deploying your deposit wallet, enabling trading and trading. Polymarket’s trading fees still apply, and orders can include builder fees.
Trading may not be available in your region. See Where trading is available.
At polyembed.io/portfolio, or on Polymarket. See Your portfolio.
Sign in to polymarket.com with the same wallet or email and use its withdrawal flow.