How to Embed Google Reviews on Your Website
Your Google reviews do the most good on the page where someone is deciding. Here are the three ways to get them there, step by step, and the Google rules on attribution and review markup.
A platform logo, your average score, the stars and the verified review count, in a pill small enough to sit beside a price or a sign-up button.
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Copy the code below and paste it into your website.
<div data-storyproof-demo data-layout="badge"></div>
<script async type="text/javascript" src="https://storyproof.io/widget.js"></script>The Rating Badge is the smallest layout. It shows one score from one source: the platform's logo, your average rating in large type, the stars, and the number of reviews behind it. No quotes and no names.
It is for the moment a visitor is about to commit, when they will not read a review but will glance at a number. Author details are off and the platform logo is on by default for this layout, because the badge is about the score, not a person.
Platform logo, average score, stars and review count. Card colour, border and corner radius apply, and the platform logo can be switched off.
The badge shows one score from one platform in a small pill. The breakdown shows your overall score above one bar per platform, each with its own average and review count.
Yes. It is compact enough for a navbar, a header or the space beside a button, and it can also float as a small corner card.
No. It shows the score and the review count only.
Yes. You can import reviews from platforms such as Google, G2 and Trustpilot by pasting a link, then show them in any layout.
Further reading: Review widgets: what they are and how to choose one · Compare every layout
No developer skills needed. Copy your widget's two-line snippet, paste it into your site builder, and your testimonials appear wherever you put it.
Works With Every Website Builder:
<div data-storyproof-widget="YOUR_WIDGET_ID"></div>
<script src="https://app.storyproof.io/embed.js" async></script>19 layouts, each with its own page, live preview and setup guide. Pick by where the widget will sit on your site.
Your Google reviews do the most good on the page where someone is deciding. Here are the three ways to get them there, step by step, and the Google rules on attribution and review markup.
Reviews sitting on Google or in your inbox never reach the page where someone decides. Here is how review widgets work, which layout suits which page, and a checklist for picking one.
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