Google reviews widget: embed Google reviews on your website
ReviewJet's Google review widget embeds your Google reviews on any website with one script tag. Reviews sync automatically from your Google Business Profile, filter to your best ratings, and render styled to your brand. No iframes, no developer required.
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Drops next to any CTA: signup, pricing, checkout.
Paste this once, anywhere in your HTML. The widget inherits your settings from the studio and stays in sync when you change them.
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This is the real widget engine. Toggle sources, switch layouts, restyle it, then copy your embed from the Embed tab.
Open the full studio →How it works
How to embed Google reviews on your website in three steps
One connection, one choice, one copy-paste. Most teams are live the same afternoon.
01
Connect your Google Business Profile
Sign in once and ReviewJet links to your Google Business Profile. Every existing review imports immediately, and new Google reviews sync automatically from then on.
02
Choose a layout and style
Pick carousel, wall of love or rating badge, set your minimum rating, and match the widget to your brand colors in the studio above. What you see is what ships.
03
Paste the embed
Copy one script tag into your site: WordPress, Webflow, Next.js, Shopify or plain HTML. The widget renders inline, stays in sync, and updates without another deploy.
Why it matters
Why embed Google reviews on your site
Buyers check reviews before they check pricing. A Google review widget puts your rating at the exact moment of doubt.
Proof where the decision happens
Your Google rating lives on a search results page your visitor already left. The widget brings that rating onto your pricing page, signup flow and homepage, next to the button you want clicked.
1 script
Real reviews, zero maintenance
Hand-pasted screenshots go stale the day you publish them. The widget stays current on its own, so the proof on your site always matches the proof on Google.
0 min
Built to lift conversion
ReviewJet is designed for the placements that move numbers: a rating badge beside your CTA, a carousel under your pricing table, a wall on your homepage. Setup takes about 20 minutes, then it works every day.
Layouts
Three Google reviews widget layouts, one embed
Switch layouts from your dashboard at any time. The embed code never changes.
Carousel
One review at a time, auto-rotating. Ideal beside pricing tables and in hero sections where space is tight but the story matters.
Wall of love
A masonry grid of every great review at once. Volume is the message. See the dedicated wall of love widget page.
Rating badge
Your average rating and review count in a compact strip. Drops next to any signup button, form or checkout step without stealing the layout.
Built for Google
Google review widget features that respect your site
Everything a Google reviews embed should do, and nothing that slows your pages down.
Automatic sync
New Google reviews appear in your widget on their own. No re-embedding, no manual refresh, no stale proof.
Review freshness
Relative dates like "2 days ago" show visitors your reviews are recent, which is what makes them believable.
Minimum-rating filter
Display only 4-star and up, or 5-star only. You choose the bar; the widget enforces it automatically.
Schema-safe rendering
The widget renders as plain HTML in your page, so it never fights your existing structured data or injects markup Google would flag.
Fast flat script, about 12KB
One deferred script around 12KB. It loads after your content and leaves your Core Web Vitals alone.
No iframe jank
Reviews render inline, inherit your fonts and colors, and never show a scrollbar-in-a-box or a layout shift on load.
The same widget also pulls in G2, Trustpilot and directly collected reviews, so Google is one source among several. Compare it with the G2 review widget or the Trustpilot widget, or browse the full review management platform features.
Honest comparison
ReviewJet vs a hand-coded embed vs generic widget tools
A hand-coded Google reviews embed works. So do generic widget builders. Here is where they differ.
| What you get | ReviewJet | Hand-coded embed | Generic widget tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup time | About 20 minutes, copy-paste | Days of developer work, plus API keys | An hour or two |
| New reviews sync automatically | Yes, continuously | Only if you build and maintain the sync | Usually, on a delay |
| Matches your brand | Fonts, colors and radius, no CSS needed | Fully, if you style it yourself | Limited themes, often iframe-boxed |
| Page weight | One flat script, about 12KB | As light as you make it | Often 100KB+ with iframe overhead |
| Minimum-rating filter and moderation | Yes, built in | Custom code | Sometimes, behind higher tiers |
| Also collects and requests reviews | Yes, automated requests included | No | No, display only |
| Cost | From $24/mo yearly, requests included | No license fee, ongoing developer time | $5 to $30/mo for display alone |
If all you need is display, a generic tool is fine. ReviewJet earns its price by also filling the widget: automated review requests keep new Google reviews arriving every week. If you want Google sitting next to G2, Trustpilot and reviews you collect yourself, the multi-source review widget merges all four into one embed. See review software pricing for the full plan breakdown.
Questions
Google review widget FAQ
Not this one. The ReviewJet embed is a single deferred script of about 12KB that loads after your content and renders inline HTML. There is no iframe, no layout shift and no measurable impact on Core Web Vitals.
Yes. ReviewJet stays connected to your Google Business Profile and syncs new reviews continuously. Once the embed is on your page you never touch it again; fresh reviews simply appear.
You control what displays. Set a minimum rating (for example 4 stars and up) and the widget filters automatically, or moderate individual reviews before they show. The reviews still exist on Google; the widget just curates what your site highlights.
No. You paste one script tag wherever you can edit HTML: a WordPress block, a Webflow embed element, a Shopify section or a React component. If you can paste text, you can install it. On WordPress specifically there is a second route, a plugin from the directory, and our page on the Google reviews WordPress widget compares the two honestly, Elementor and Divi included.
Yes. The same widget works as a reviews aggregator, merging Google, G2, Trustpilot and directly collected reviews with source badges on each card. See the G2 review widget and the testimonial widget for details.
Put your Google reviews to work
Connect your Google Business Profile, pick a layout, paste one line. Your best reviews start selling this afternoon.
From $24/mo, billed yearly. No per-review fees.