Five widget styles
- Pop-up: A small card in the corner that rotates recent reviews.
- Carousel: A sliding row of reviews for your homepage.
- Grid: A wall of reviews for a testimonials page.
- Badge: Your star rating and review count, linked to Google.
- List: A simple stacked list that fits any sidebar.
How to embed Google reviews on your website
- Pick a style and colors in your portal, with a live desktop and mobile preview.
- Copy the install code, or send it to your web person in one click.
- Paste it into your site builder (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or HTML).
- New reviews appear on their own as they come in.
Why show reviews on your site
Visitors trust other customers more than sales copy. Showing real, recent Google reviews next to your phone number and booking button answers "can I trust them?" before people leave to check Google. A widget is only as good as the reviews behind it, so start with getting more Google reviews and replying to every review.
The review widget is included in every plan, alongside review requests, replies and Google profile care. See all features or try our free Google review link generator.
Questions
How do I add Google reviews to my website?
Copy the short install code from your portal and paste it into your site where you want reviews to show. It works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and plain HTML.
Does the widget update by itself?
Yes. New Google reviews sync to your portal and show in the widget automatically.
Will it slow my website down?
The widget loads after your page, so your own content appears first.
Can I choose which reviews show?
You can set a minimum star rating for display. Every customer is still asked the same way; display settings never change who gets asked.