Why show Google reviews on your site
Before buying, people look for reviews and go read them on Google Maps. The widget shows them on your own site, next to the booking button, and adds new ones automatically.
Trust without leaving the site
Reviews from an independent platform are more convincing than what a company writes about itself. Each card shows the rating and the source.
More new reviews
The “Leave a review” button goes straight to the Google Maps review form. A happy customer does not have to search for your profile.
Complaints come to you
If someone gives 1 to 3 stars, the widget opens the “What went wrong?” form. The complaint comes to you as a request, and you can resolve it before it ends up on the map.
Where the reviews come from
You paste the link to your business profile and the widget does the rest: it collects the reviews and the overall rating, checks Google several times a day and adds anything new.
Google Maps
Paste the link to your business profile on Google Maps, and the reviews with their ratings appear on your site.
Multiple locations
Several locations, several links: the overall rating is calculated across all of them, or each page can show the rating of its own location.
Your own and from a file
Reviews from other platforms, social media or customer messages can be added manually or by uploading a CSV file.
To collect ratings and suggestions on your site, use a customer survey, and for messages there is a contact form.
How it looks and what to show
The widget adapts to your site, and you decide which reviews it shows.
Four layouts
Carousel, grid or list inside the page, or a compact rating badge in the corner of the screen.
Matches your site
Your button color, corner rounding and font. Pick a light or dark theme to match the background of the page where the reviews go.
Pin and hide
Pin the most helpful reviews to the top and hide the ones that add nothing. Nothing changes on Google.
Filter and sort
Show only ratings from the number of stars you choose, newest or best first, with the overall rating on top.
How to add it to your website
No developer needed. You paste the code once, then turn widgets on and edit them in your LeadForms dashboard. Step-by-step instructions for each platform are in our guides.
Create the widget
Open the Widgets section in your dashboard and pick a type. Text and colors come prefilled with an example, so you only adapt them to your business.
Check the preview
The editor shows the widget on a website mockup and applies changes instantly. The “As on the site” mode lets you check when it will appear.
Paste the code once
One code for all the widgets in your account. If a LeadForms quiz is already on your website, there is nothing to paste: widgets run on the same script. The dashboard checks on its own that the code is in place.
Where it works
On any website where you can paste code, including through Google Tag Manager.
More widgets for your website
All widgets install with the same code. The button in any of them can open your quiz, and you build the quiz in the LeadForms quiz maker.
Pop-up
Your offer on top of the page: on exit intent, after a delay or after scrolling
Create a pop-up →Pop-up form
A two-field request form on top of the page, without leaving the screen
Create the form →Prize wheel
Visitors leave their phone number and spin the wheel for a discount
Create the wheel →Multi-button
Every way to contact you in one button in the corner of the screen
Create the button →All widgets
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