Cookies, storage or tracking
The widget sets no cookies, keeps nothing in your visitors’ browsers and runs no tracking pixels. Nothing to add to your cookie banner.
Check it yourself in your browser’s developer tools
Features
Everything a reviews widget should do. Nothing it shouldn’t.
Your real Google reviews on your website in about two minutes, matched to your brand and kept up to date for you. No cookies, no tracking, no slower pages. Every feature below comes with every plan.
- 7-day free trial
- No card needed
- Set up in about two minutes
The real widget, showing sample reviews
Fast and private by default
Proof for your visitors. Not a burden for your website.
Speed and privacy are not settings you have to find. They are how the widget is built, on every plan, for every visitor.
For the whole widget
Compressed, loaded in the background, and only woken up when a visitor scrolls near it. Your page loads first.
Measured on the file we ship
Layout shift
Its space is held before it loads, so nothing on your page jumps when the reviews appear. Good for visitors, good for Core Web Vitals.
Space reserved before the first byte arrives
What a visitor’s browser keeps for the widget
An illustration of your browser’s storage panel for the widget’s address. Every list is empty.
No cookies, no local storage and no profiling, so the widget needs no consent under EU and UK cookie rules. Like any image or font on your page, its files are delivered by a CDN; we never use that to identify or follow your visitors.
Why your page doesn’t jump
Embeds that load late without reserved space push your content down. Ours holds its place from the start.
Ads, embeds and iframes without dimensions are among the most common causes of layout shift, according to Google’s web.dev guide to Cumulative Layout Shift. Illustration, not a measurement.
Setup
Live on your website in about two minutes.
No Google login. No API keys. No developer. If you can paste text into your website builder, you can do this.
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Paste your Google Maps link
Copy your business link from Google Maps and paste it. We find your business and import your reviews for you.
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Pick a review widget
Start from a ready-made widget in one of six layouts, light or dark, then change anything you like.
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Paste one line on your site
Add it where the reviews should appear, on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Framer or plain HTML.
Need a hand? Step-by-step guides for every website builder
Design
Looks like it was made for your website.
Change the layout and colours and watch the real widget redraw. These are a few of the options in the full customiser.
Live widget · sample reviews
Also in the full customiser:
Match your website’s fontStar, text and border coloursHeader on top or besideArrows, dots and autoplayReview lengthShow or hide photos and datesWidth and height limitsCustom CSSSidebar and badge layouts
Your reviews, your rules
Show the reviews that win customers.
You decide which reviews appear and in what order. Every review stays exactly as the customer wrote it.
- Minimum rating. Show 4★ and 5★ reviews only, or everything.
- Skip one-word reviews. Hide reviews shorter than you like.
- Sort. Newest first, highest rated or lowest rated.
- Pin your favourites. Keep up to 10 standout reviews at the front.
- Choose what each card shows. Photos, dates, the verified tick and your review count.
EEmily Carter2 weeks agoPinned
Painless root canal. The dentist explained every step before starting.
RRyan M.3 weeks ago
Good treatment, but a long wait at reception.
SSofia Ruiz1 month ago
Lovely team and a spotless clinic. Highly recommend.
JJames K.2 months ago
On time and very thorough. Will come back.
Always up to date
New reviews appear on their own
On every paid plan your widgets pick up new Google reviews every day, with no re-installing and no copy-pasting. Want a brand-new review live right now? Refresh it yourself, once a day.
Get more reviews
Turn happy customers into new reviews
A “Write a review” button opens your Google review form directly. No searching for your business, no extra steps.
Insights
Your reviews, at a glance.
Your dashboard turns your Google reviews into a few honest numbers: new reviews this month, how many customers are happy, how many write more than a star rating, and how your rating moves over the year.
Agencies and multi-location
One account. Every business you manage.
Add your clients or your locations to one account, give each business as many widgets as it needs, and pay one yearly bill. Each business keeps its own reviews, widgets and settings.
- 1login for everything
- 1yearly bill
- Unlimitedwidgets per business
Ready for every market
Every language. Every script.
- Reviews as written
Any language, any script, including right-to-left, shown side by side exactly as customers wrote them.
- Pay in US dollars
Through PayPal, with your PayPal balance or a card.
- Proper invoices
An invoice for every payment with your business name and VAT or tax number, as a PDF.
- GDPR friendly
No cookies, no local storage, no profiling. Nothing for your consent banner to ask about.
Reliable by design
Engineered not to break your website.
A review widget sits on your most important pages. Ours is built to be the calmest thing on them.
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Style-proof
It lives in its own Shadow DOM. Your CSS can’t break it, and it can’t break yours.
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Nothing to go down
Static files on a global CDN. No server sits between your visitor and your reviews.
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Fails silently
If anything ever goes wrong, it shows nothing. Never a broken box on your page.
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Unlimited views
No traffic caps or pageview limits on any plan. A busy month costs you nothing extra.
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Three ways to show Google reviews on your website.
How a dedicated review widget compares with building it yourself on Google’s own API, or posting screenshots.
Build it yourself
on Google’s API
on Google’s API
Screenshots
ReviewPine
What you need
A Google Cloud project with billing enabled, an API key and a developer1
A screenshot tool
Your Google Maps link
Reviews you can show
At most 5 per place, chosen by Google’s relevance ranking2
Whatever fits in the image
Hundreds, newest first, filtered your way
Stays up to date
Only if someone maintains the code
No. Each new review means a new screenshot
Automatically, every day on paid plans
Looks like your website
If you design and build it
A fixed image
Six layouts, light or dark, full customiser
Real, readable text
Yes
No. The words are locked in an image
Yes, with the source shown on every card
“Write a review” button
If you build it
No
Built in
Cookies and tracking added
Depends on how it is built
None
None
Page speed
Depends on how it is built
Image weight on every visit
~20 KB, loaded after your page, no layout shift
1. Google asks for a Cloud project with a billing account before the Places API can be used (Google’s guide). 2. Google’s Places API reference: “A maximum of 5 reviews can be returned” (developers.google.com). Checked 7 October 2026; Google’s limits and terms can change. We compare ways of showing reviews, not companies, and make no claims about other providers.
See the difference on your own website. 7 days free, no card needed.
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Questions about features
Which website builders does it work with?
Any site that lets you add an HTML or script embed, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Ghost and hand-coded sites. The widget is a single script tag, so there are no plugins to update.
Will it slow my website down?
No. It is one of the lightest review widgets you can add. It loads in the background, only wakes up when a visitor scrolls near it, and holds its space in advance so nothing on your page jumps. Your speed scores and SEO stay intact.
Does it use cookies or track my visitors?
No. The widget sets no cookies, uses no local storage and collects nothing about your visitors, so it does not add anything to your cookie banner.
Is it GDPR friendly?
Yes. The widget sets no cookies, uses no local storage and does no tracking or profiling, so it needs no consent under EU and UK cookie rules and adds nothing to your cookie banner. Like any image or font on your page, its files are delivered by a CDN; we never use that to identify or follow your visitors.
How many designs can I choose from?
All widget layouts are included on every plan: slider, two-way slider, grid, list, sidebar and badge, each in light and dark. Then change the colours, fonts, borders, corners, card style, which reviews show and more in the full customiser.
How do the reviews stay up to date?
On every paid plan, new reviews are added to your widgets automatically every day. Want a brand-new review to show straight away? Refresh the business yourself from your account, once a day. During the free trial, reviews are imported once when you add your business.
Can I choose which reviews are shown?
Yes. Set a minimum star rating, hide very short reviews, sort by newest or highest rated, and pin your favourite reviews so they always show first.
Can customers leave a new review from the widget?
Yes. The “Write a review” button opens the Google review form for your business directly, so happy customers can post in two taps.
Can I use it for several businesses or clients?
Yes. Plans cover one, several or unlimited businesses on a single account, with unlimited widgets per business (fair use). Ideal for agencies and multi-location brands.
What does “fair use” mean?
Widgets are unlimited for normal use. Most businesses use two or three: a slider on the homepage, a badge in the footer, a grid on a reviews page. Fair use only stops automated or abusive mass creation that would slow the service down for everyone. If you ever need more, email us and we will raise it for you.
Questions about plans and billing? See the pricing FAQ
Every feature. Every plan.
Free for 7 days.
Set up in about two minutes. No card, no code skills, no catch.