Show your Google reviews where customers decide
Embed your Google reviews on your website in minutes. Type your business name, pick a style, and new reviews keep showing up by themselves.
How do I embed Google reviews on my website?
Type your business name into SnapWidget and pick your business from the list. Then choose a style, such as a wall of love, a carousel or a rating badge, and paste the code into your page. SnapWidget brings in your newest Google reviews with each reviewer's name, photo and star rating, and your Google rating. It checks Google for new reviews every 3 days and emails you when they arrive, so your website always shows what customers say today.
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.
Why put your Google reviews on your website?
- Customers already trust Google
- People read Google reviews before they visit or buy. Show them on your homepage, menu and booking pages, where people decide.
- No more screenshots
- Stop pasting review screenshots into your site. Each review arrives with the reviewer's name, photo, star rating and a link back to Google.
- Always up to date
- New Google reviews arrive every 3 days by themselves, so your site never shows last year's praise.
You stay in control
- Approve with one click
- We email you when new reviews arrive. Approve them with one click, or let them go live by themselves.
- Show your best
- Show only 4 and 5 star reviews, and hide any review you would rather not show. A hidden review stays hidden.
- Add a client's reviews
- Building a site for a client? Find their business by name. You do not need their Google login.
- In the words they wrote
- A review in Japanese, Spanish or any other language shows as the customer wrote it, not as a machine translation.
- Your Google rating in a badge
- Put your average Google star rating and review count next to your booking or buy button.
- Mix in your own testimonials
- One widget can show your Google reviews next to your G2 reviews and the testimonials customers send you.
Add Google reviews to your website in three steps
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Find your business
Add Google as a source, type your business name and town, and pick your business from the list. Your reviews come in within a minute or two.
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Pick a style
Choose a wall of love, carousel, marquee, list, rating badge or avatars, and match your colors and font.
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Paste the code
Copy the code and paste it into your page, for example a Custom HTML block in WordPress or a Code block in Squarespace.
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.
SnapWidget vs SenjaFrequently asked questions
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, and you approve them or let them go live by themselves.
No. Type the business name and town, and pick the business from the list. So you can also add a client's Google reviews without their login.
Yes. Hide it once and it leaves every widget, and it stays hidden after each sync. You can also highlight words in any review.
Yes. Set the lowest rating to show, choose how many reviews appear, and sort them by date or by rating.
Yes. A review in Japanese, Spanish or any other language shows in the words the customer wrote, not as a machine translation.
Yes. Paste the code into an HTML or embed block, such as the Custom HTML block in WordPress. The widget works on any site that takes HTML, and on React, Vue and Next.js pages.
Review widgets are on the SnapWidget paid plans: Lite, Pro and Developer. Each plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and the pricing page lists the prices.
