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Display your customer reviews from Google Maps in separate widgets or combine them into one unified block.

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Easy Setup

Universal installation method for all CMS platforms — simply collect your reviews and insert the .js script into the desired section of your website template.

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Automatic Updates

Once installed, reviews will appear on your website and update automatically on a weekly basis.

 

 

 

 

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    Custom Design

    Customizable corner rounding, light and dark theme.

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    Custom grid

    You can reduce the number of columns for narrow blocks in the sidebar.

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    Responsive

    All widgets are optimized for different mobile device resolutions.

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    Result in 1 minute

    The widget is generated automatically and is ready to use in 1 minute.

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Google Reviews Widget for Your Website

Google Reviews Widget is a powerful tool that lets you easily display Google reviews directly on your website using a simple JavaScript snippet. It showcases real customer feedback from your Google Business Profile in an attractive, easy-to-read format. The widget can be placed on any page of your site, including the homepage, product or service pages, and the “About Us” section.

Benefits of Using the Google Reviews Widget

Using the Google Reviews Widget helps strengthen your business’s online reputation, enhances user experience, and improves your website’s overall performance.

FAQ

Currently, the service is completely free with no limitations on the number or type of widget displays.

You can display reviews from Google Maps.

Reviews are automatically updated once a week.

No, the widget is installed the same way across all CMS platforms — by adding the script to a page template or specific content block.

First, go through the installation steps again carefully — missing even one step can prevent the widget from working. If you're embedding the widget through your CMS admin panel instead of directly in the template, check whether your CMS is stripping out <script> tags when saving. To verify this, view the source code of your site (CTRL + U) and search for the script URL. If only one <script> tag appears instead of two, you may need to adjust your editor settings to allow scripts or place the script directly in the template file (e.g., .php file).