Reviews Widget

Feature

A multi-platform reviews widget for your website

Most reviews widgets are locked to one platform. Reviews Widget merges Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor and Facebook reviews into a single embed — with tabs so visitors can filter by source, and a combined aggregate rating in the header.

Five sources, one embed

Add any combination of Google Business Profile, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor and Facebook to the same widget. The one-line <script> tag stays the same; everything you change in the dashboard is picked up automatically the next time the widget loads.

Source tabs your visitors actually use

The default "All" tab blends reviews from every source, sorted by recency or rating. Visitors can click any platform tab to filter — and the aggregate header updates to match. Turn tabs off if you only want a single source, or turn on source logos on the review cards for extra trust cues.

Weighted aggregate rating

The header combines counts and star averages from every connected platform into one weighted score — the same maths Google uses for its own "reviews from the web" panel. That single trust cue converts far better than a lone platform badge.

Related: read how the same embed powers star rich snippets, no-code installation, and see the pillar Google reviews widget page.

Frequently asked questions

Which review platforms does Reviews Widget support?+

Google Business Profile, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor and Facebook. You can mix any combination of sources in the same widget and enable source tabs so visitors can filter.

Can I show reviews from multiple locations of the same business?+

Yes. Add each location as its own listing under one widget — the aggregate header combines counts and ratings across all of them.

Does adding more sources slow the widget down?+

No. All sources are fetched, cached and merged on our side, then delivered as one JSON payload — the client-side script still weighs ~5 KB gzipped.

Are the platform logos and attribution built in?+

Yes. Each review card shows a compliant source badge (Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor or Facebook) and links back to the original review — no extra work needed to stay within each platform's brand guidelines.

Which platform is best for SEO?+

Google reviews are the strongest signal for local SEO, but a mix builds trust — Trustpilot dominates ecommerce, Yelp and TripAdvisor dominate hospitality and travel.

Ready for one widget, every review source?

Free forever plan. Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor and Facebook in one embed.