Display Google Reviews on Your Website

Your best Google reviews already exist. Most visitors never see them, because they are sitting on your Business Profile while the sale happens on your website.

You can put those reviews on your site with ReviewsJet. Connect your Google listing, choose which reviews to show, and embed a widget on WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Pixpa, or plain HTML. Widgets are unlimited on every plan. See pricing for published-review limits.

Key takeaways

• Showing Google reviews on your site builds trust next to the page that asks for the sale.
• You do not need a Google Places API key for the ReviewsJet connect flow.
• Connect Google, publish the reviews you want, then use Get the code for your platform.
• Free includes 5 published reviews. Professional and Advanced raise that limit. Widgets stay unlimited.
• For WordPress shortcode detail, see How to Add Google Reviews to WordPress.

Why put Google reviews on your website?

People decide fast. If your homepage or service page has no proof, many of them leave to check Google on their own, or they leave for good.

A review widget keeps that proof on the page. You also get more control than a Maps embed. You can use a slider, a grid, or a wall of reviews that matches your design.

What you need before you start

• A public Google Business Profile or Maps URL
• A free ReviewsJet account at app.reviewsjet.com
• A spot on the site for the widget (a page, section, or sidebar)

Step 1: Connect your Google listing

In ReviewsJet, go to Collect, open Sources, and add Google. Paste your Maps or Business Profile link. You can choose to import only higher ratings, and you can skip ratings that have no written review so empty cards do not appear on your site.

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The first fetch usually takes a minute or two. Leave the panel open until it finishes.

Step 2: Publish the reviews you want on the site

Importing is not the same as publishing. Open your reviews, pick the ones you are happy to show, and publish them. Widgets only display published reviews.

Step 3: Choose a widget layout

Open Display and try a few layouts. A slider is a good fit above the fold. A masonry wall works on a dedicated reviews page. Grid and list feel denser. A popup keeps reviews available without owning the whole layout.

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Step 4: Add it to your site

Click Get the code and choose your platform.

On WordPress, install the ReviewsJet plugin, activate it, and paste the shortcode. The full WordPress walkthrough is here: How to Add Google Reviews to WordPress.

On Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Pixpa, or a custom HTML site, paste the embed code from the same panel.

Step 5: Check the live page

Open the page in a private window. Make sure the widget loads, the ratings look right, and only the reviews you published appear. If it is blank, double-check that those reviews are published and that you pasted the code for the right widget.

When you outgrow the Free plan

Free is enough for a small proof strip. If you need more published reviews, a second source, or richer SEO tools, Professional and Advanced are on pricing.

If you also want Yelp or other platforms in the same widget, read Display Google, Yelp, and more.

Common questions

How long does the Google import take?

Usually one to two minutes after you connect. Keep the connect panel open until the first fetch finishes.

Can I show only five-star reviews?

Yes. When you connect Google, you can limit which ratings import next. Reviews already in your account stay as they are until you change them.

Will this add star ratings in Google Search for my website?

Showing a widget on your site is separate from Google rich results. Rich results tools are available on Advanced in Display when you turn them on.

Connect your Google listing, publish a few strong reviews, and place the widget on the page that needs trust. You can start free and upgrade later on pricing.