Google Reviews Widget for any website
A Google review widget for your website that embeds your Google Business Profile reviews with a single line of code. It refreshes every 24 hours on paid plans, ships Google-compliant attribution, and injects Review and AggregateRating schema so star rich snippets show in Google Search.
One-line embed
Paste a single <script> tag. Works on every CMS and any static site.
Auto-refresh every 24 hours
New Google reviews appear automatically. No manual re-embedding.
Real Review schema
Rich-result-ready JSON-LD ships with every widget for star rich snippets.
Beautiful presets
Grid, masonry, list, carousel, floating badge, review popups and a scrolling marquee — plus curated themes.
Compliant by default
Google Business Profile attribution and platform-safe filtering built in.
Aggregate rating header
Show your total review count and average score in one branded header row.
Write-a-Review dropdown
One button, every connected platform — with an optional in-widget form for direct submissions.
Star badge with popup
Floating badge opens a full reviews popup — grid, list, carousel or masonry, with source-tab filtering.
Filter, sort & source tabs
Minimum-rating filter, sort by newest or highest, and source tabs on both grid and badge popup.
Word truncation + Load more
Cap each card at a word count with per-review Load more; plus page-level pagination.
Container-query responsive
Lays out to container width — sidebars, half-columns and modals all render correctly.
Manual reviews & moderation
Optional in-widget form; every submission lands in the dashboard for approve, edit or reject.
How the Google reviews widget works
- Create a free Reviews Widget account and paste your Google Business Profile URL or search by business name.
- Design the widget — grid, masonry, list, carousel, scrolling marquee, review popups or a floating star badge — using live preview and presets.
- Copy the one-line <script> snippet and paste it into any page of your website. That's it.
Need step-by-step help? Read the full embed guide or jump to a platform-specific tutorial.
Comparing options? See Reviews Widget vs Elfsight, vs Trustindex or the full alternatives hub and pricing.
The Google reviews widget code, explained
The Google review embed code is a single script tag carrying your grid ID. Paste it where the reviews should sit and the widget renders in place, inside its own shadow root, so your site's styling and the widget's styling never collide. Nothing else goes into your markup: no API keys, no stylesheet link, no build step. That's what makes it a genuinely lightweight Google reviews widget for a website of any stack — hand-coded HTML, a site builder or a framework.
Because the code only points at your grid, every later change — a new layout, different colours, an extra review source — updates every page using that snippet without you editing a file again. The same Google reviews widget code works on a free plan or a paid one, and the free tier is a genuinely free Google reviews widget for a website rather than a timed trial. Full details on the pricing page and the HTML embed guide.
Pricing
Plans that scale with your reviews
Free forever plan with star schema and unlimited views. Paid plans scale with review sources — never pageviews.
All prices in AUD. Taxes calculated at checkout.
See full plan comparisonFrequently asked questions
What is a Google reviews widget?+
A Google reviews widget is an embeddable block that pulls reviews from your Google Business Profile and displays them on your website. Reviews Widget generates a one-line script tag you paste into any page — it works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer and plain HTML.
Is the Google reviews widget free?+
Yes. The free plan lets you embed a Google reviews widget on unlimited websites with automatic refresh every 3 days. Paid plans refresh every 24 hours and add 10 extra review sources (Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, Facebook, Booking.com, Airbnb, Amazon, ProductReview.com.au, G2, Etsy, Capterra, App Store, Google Play, Expedia, OpenTable and eBay), moderation and higher review limits.
Does the widget help Google show star rich snippets?+
Every Reviews Widget embed injects Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD schema, which is what Google Search uses to display star rich snippets. Reviews stay visible to crawlers and each card deep-links to the original Google review for E-E-A-T signals.
Do I need a Google API key?+
No. Reviews Widget handles fetching, caching and Google Business Profile compliance for you. There are no API keys, plugins or server setup.
How often do reviews refresh?+
Paid-plan widgets auto-refresh every 24 hours; free widgets refresh every 3 days. New Google reviews appear on your site automatically without editing the embed.
Can I customise how the widget looks?+
Yes. Choose grid, masonry, list, carousel, scrolling marquee, floating badge or review popup layouts; edit colours, corners, spacing, fonts and dark mode; pick presets like Midnight Indigo or Neon Noir; set the widget language from 80+ options; and hide any element you don't need.
How is the free plan different from paid plans?+
The free plan shows up to 8 reviews per widget and refreshes every 3 days. Paid plans lift the per-widget cap (up to 20,000 reviews), refresh every 24 hours, unlock every source (Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, Facebook, Booking.com, Airbnb, Amazon, ProductReview.com.au, G2, Etsy, Capterra, App Store, Google Play, Expedia, OpenTable and eBay), the star badge and higher grid counts. When a free widget hits the 8-review cap during import, the dashboard shows an in-widget upgrade prompt and resumes the import automatically after you upgrade.
Where do I get the Google reviews widget code?+
Open your grid and copy the one-line script tag from the Embed tab. That tag is the whole Google review embed widget — paste it into any page, template or custom-code block and the reviews render at that exact point.
Is there a free Google review widget for a website?+
Yes. The free plan is a permanent free Google reviews widget for your website: unlimited views, up to 8 reviews per grid, grid and list layouts and star schema. Paid plans lift the review cap and unlock every other layout and source.