Website Widgets

Turn your best reviews into website trust signals.

A Google reviews widget puts your real ratings on your own website and keeps them current as new reviews arrive. Choose a slider, grid, carousel, floating badge or a wall of love, filter it to the reviews you want to feature, and embed it with a single snippet.

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ReviewsGauge, sample product UI
Why it matters

Great reviews do nothing if no one sees them.

Your best reviews sit on Google, where customers only see them if they go looking. On your own site (on the pricing page, the booking form, the exact moment someone hesitates) that same proof does far more work.

Proof in the wrong place

Your best reviews live off-site, not where buyers decide.

Stale testimonials

Hard-coded quotes go out of date and stop feeling real.

Dev bottleneck

Updating on-site proof shouldn’t need a developer every time.

How it works

From reviews to on-site proof in minutes.

1

Pick a layout

Slider, grid, carousel, badge, pop-up, or a video Wall of Love.

2

Filter your best

Show only 4: 5 star reviews from the sources you choose.

3

Embed and forget

Paste one snippet; the widget updates itself as new reviews arrive.

Text & video

A widget for every spot on your site.

Pick the layout that suits the page: a compact badge for a sidebar, a slider under a hero, a grid on a dedicated testimonials page, or a wall of love mixing written and video reviews. Every layout is brandable, and paid plans allow custom CSS if you want it to match your site exactly rather than approximately.

  • Text & video reviews
  • Wall of Love grid
  • Filter by rating & source
See review collection →
app.reviewsgauge.com/widgets
Grid review widget preview: sample data
Always fresh

Live, lightweight and self-updating.

The embed is one self-updating snippet, so new reviews appear without anyone touching the page again. It works on WordPress and most site builders. You choose which reviews qualify to be featured, filtering to four and five stars is common, and that choice applies to your own website display only. Nothing changes about what is public on Google.

  • Auto-updates with new reviews
  • Lightweight, fast-loading embed
  • No developer required
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Embedding review widgets on a website

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What you get

Proof that converts, on autopilot.

Brandable widgets

Match your site, not a generic box.

Text & video reviews

Show written and video testimonials.

Self-updating

Fresh proof with zero maintenance.

Works with

Better together.

Social Sharing

Turn reviews into social content.

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SEO Snippets

Show ratings in search results.

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Review Collection

Feed the widget with fresh reviews.

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Built for your industry

Who uses website widgets.

Med Spas & Aesthetics · Beauty & Wellness · Massage & Spa · Restaurants & Cafés · Medical Practices · Hotels & Resorts

Further reading: How to respond to a negative review · Do Google reviews help your ranking? · Automated review requests: how they work and when to send them

FAQ

Website Widgets, answered.

How do I add the widget to my site?
Pick a layout, filter your reviews, and paste one embed snippet, no developer needed. It works on WordPress and most site builders.
Can I show video reviews?
Yes: collect video testimonials from customers and display them alongside written reviews in a Wall of Love widget, with full-screen playback.
Can I match my brand?
Yes: adjust colours, fonts and layout so the widget looks native to your site. Custom CSS is available on paid plans.
Do widgets update automatically?
Yes. New reviews that meet your filters appear on their own, so your on-site proof stays current.
How do I embed Google reviews on my website?
Connect your Google Business Profile, choose a widget layout, select which reviews to feature, and paste the generated snippet into your page. It works on WordPress and most site builders, and updates itself as new reviews arrive.
Do I need a developer to install it?
No. The widget is a single snippet you paste in once. Custom CSS is available on paid plans if you want finer control, but nothing beyond copy-and-paste is needed to get it live.
Is filtering to 4. 5 star reviews the same as review gating?
No, and the difference matters. Review gating means stopping unhappy customers from leaving a public review, ReviewsGauge never does that. Choosing which of your already-public reviews to feature on your own website is ordinary marketing, the same as picking a testimonial. Every review stays public on Google either way.
Which review sources can the widget show?
The free plan covers Google. Paid plans add more review sources, so the widget can mix reviews from the platforms your customers actually use.
Can I display video reviews?
Yes. The wall of love layout mixes written and video reviews in a single display.

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