For Android apps and SaaS with mobile apps
Google Play reviews widget for your website
A Google Play reviews widget puts the reviews Android users leave on your Play Store listing onto your own website. Paste your Play Store link or package name, pick a layout, and one script tag renders your Google Play reviews — with reviewer avatars and your developer replies — beside App Store, G2 or Trustpilot in one grid.
Last reviewed by the Reviews Widget product team.
Why show Google Play reviews on your own site
Your Play Store rating is the first thing an Android user checks. Bringing those reviews onto your landing page — attributed and linked back to the original review — means the proof is on the page with the install button, not a tab away.
| Platform | Who it reaches | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Google Play | Android users deciding whether to install | Essential for Android apps |
| App Store | iPhone and iPad users on the same journey | Essential for iOS apps |
| G2 | B2B buyers comparing software vendors | High for SaaS |
| On-site reviews | Users who never leave store reviews | High |
All 17 supported platforms can live in one grid — see every review source in one widget.
Finding your Google Play link (2026)
- 1Open play.google.com/store and search for your app.
- 2Open the app page — the URL contains ?id=com.example.app.
- 3Copy the URL. The package name (com.example.app) on its own also works.
- 4Paste it into Add source → Google Play in your dashboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.example.app
Full instructions per website builder are in how to embed Google Play reviews.
Where to place the widget
- App landing page: A grid of the newest reviews beside the install buttons.
- Home page: A floating star badge with your Play Store rating.
- Pricing page: A carousel beside the plan table.
- Support page: A list showing your developer replies.
What you get in the widget
| Capability | Detail |
|---|---|
| Layouts | Grid, masonry, list, carousel or a floating star badge with a review popup |
| Source tabs | A tab per connected platform plus an All tab, across all 17 sources |
| Review window | The 100 most recent reviews per source, kept rolling as new ones arrive |
| Refresh | Daily on paid plans, every three days on the free plan — incremental, so only new reviews are fetched |
| Star schema | Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD, switchable per widget |
| AI summary | Paid plans: a short summary of what reviewers consistently say, in your chosen language |
| Collect reviews | Paid plans: an on-site review form with approval before anything is published |
| Write a review button | A standalone floating or inline button with its own embed code, on every plan |
| Styling | Colours, corner style, header text, card density, word truncation with per-review Read more |
| Attribution | Source badge and a link to the original review on every card — always on |
Displaying Google Play reviews fairly
Only connect a listing you own or are authorised to represent. Reviews are shown as published — reviewer names and photos unchanged, no editing, and no filtering by star rating. Every card carries the Google Play source badge and links back to the original review, and that attribution cannot be switched off. Google Play and its logo are trademarks of their owner; Reviews Widget is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google Play.
Sources & further reading
- Google Search Central — review snippet structured data — Self-serving review rules that apply to reviews shown on your own site
- Google Search Central — structured data general guidelines — What must be visible on the page for markup to be eligible
- Google Play — ratings and reviews policy — Developer policy covering Play Store reviews