Feature

A no-code reviews widget for any website

One line of HTML. No plugin, no app, no developer. Reviews Widget generates a script tag under 200 bytes that renders live reviews anywhere it's pasted — WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Elementor, Framer or plain HTML.

One script tag, any surface

The embed snippet is a single async <script> tag pointing at your widget ID. Paste it inside a Custom HTML block, a Code element, or straight into an .html file — the widget renders in place and refreshes daily on its own.

Shadow DOM isolation

Everything the widget renders lives inside a Shadow DOM. Your site's CSS can't leak in, the widget's CSS can't leak out — no more fighting with theme conflicts or !important overrides. Every widget looks exactly the way you designed it, regardless of the host site's stylesheet.

Built for Core Web Vitals

The script is ~5 KB gzipped, loads asynchronously and defers all data fetching until after your page is interactive. It won't slow your LCP, and because the DOM only mounts once the payload arrives, CLS stays at zero as long as you give the container a min-height.

Related: read the pillar how to embed Google reviews guide, or see the platform-specific ones for WordPress and Shopify.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a developer to install the widget?+

No. If you can paste a Facebook Like button or a Google Analytics snippet, you can install Reviews Widget — it's one line of HTML.

Does it need a WordPress plugin or a Shopify app?+

No. It's a plain script tag — no plugin, no App Store install, no admin permissions. That also means no plugin conflicts, no updates to manage, and no theme lock-in.

Will the script break my site's styling?+

No. The widget renders inside a Shadow DOM, which fully isolates it from your site's CSS and JavaScript. Your site can't accidentally style the widget, and the widget can't leak styles into your site.

How much does the script weigh?+

About 5 KB gzipped. It loads asynchronously so it never blocks LCP or INP. Review data is fetched separately, cached at the edge and delivered as JSON.

Can I use it on Framer, Bubble or Softr?+

Yes. Anywhere that accepts a <script> or embed block accepts the Reviews Widget snippet — including Framer, Bubble, Softr, Notion (via embed workarounds) and Carrd.

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One script tag. Every CMS. Free forever plan.