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Add Google reviews to WordPress

Your best Google reviews belong on your WordPress site, where people decide to buy. Type your business name, pick a style, and paste one piece of code.

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A live wall with real Google reviews of Levain Bakery in New York.

How do I add Google reviews to WordPress?

Type your business name into SnapWidget, pick a style and copy your code. In WordPress, add a Custom HTML block where you want the reviews, paste the code, and save the page.

Pick the style that fits your page

A wall of love on your homepage, a rating badge next to your pricing, a carousel on your landing pages. Every widget can show the same reviews.

Wall
Your wall of love: every review together on one page, so visitors see how many customers love you.
Marquee
Reviews that glide across the screen by themselves. Made for hero sections and sign-up pages.
Avatars
Your customers' faces and your star rating, right next to your sign-up button. A click on a face opens that review.
Carousel
A row of reviews that visitors swipe through. It fits on the busiest page.
List
Reviews one under the other. Made for sidebars and narrow columns.
Rating badge
Your average star rating in a small badge. Put it next to your pricing or your buy button.
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Why put Google reviews on your WordPress site?

Proof at the moment of choice
Visitors should not have to leave your WordPress site to find out what customers think. Show them the reviews right there.
Always up to date
New Google reviews arrive every 3 days by themselves, so you never paste a screenshot again.
You choose what shows
Show only 4 and 5 star reviews, approve new reviews with one click, and hide any review you would rather not show.

Add Google reviews to WordPress in three steps

  1. 1

    Find your business

    Add Google as a source in SnapWidget, type your business name and town, and pick your business from the list. You do not need to sign in to Google.

  2. 2

    Pick a style

    Choose a wall of love, carousel, marquee, list, rating badge or avatars, match your colors, and copy your code.

  3. 3

    Paste it into a Custom HTML block

    Open the page or post in WordPress. Click the + button, search for Custom HTML and select it. Paste your code, then save or publish the page.

This is all the code you paste

<!-- SnapWidget -->
<script src="https://snapwidget.com/js/snapwidget.js"></script>
<iframe src="https://snapwidget.com/embed/reviews/your-widget-id" class="snapwidget-widget" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" style="border:none; overflow:hidden; width:100%" title="Reviews"></iframe>

The widget sizes itself to fit your reviews on every screen.

It works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow and any other site that takes HTML, and on React, Vue and Next.js pages.

We use it ourselves. SiteSpeakAI, our other product, moved its testimonials from Senja to SnapWidget, and the reviews on our own homepage run on it too.

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Frequently asked questions

No. The Custom HTML block is part of WordPress, so there is nothing to install and nothing to keep up to date.

Yes. On a classic theme, go to Appearance, then Widgets, and add a Custom HTML block to the area you want. On a block theme, go to Appearance, then Editor.

SnapWidget checks Google for new reviews every 3 days, and you can check right away with one click. We email you when new reviews arrive.

Yes. Set the lowest rating to show, choose how many reviews appear, and sort them by date or by rating.

Review widgets are on the SnapWidget paid plans.

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