How to Embed Google Reviews on Website (No-Code, Fast)

You only need one of the following:

• A Google Maps link to your business profile (recommended)
• A Google Place ID (advanced)

GizmoSauce fetches and caches reviews server-side, so your visitors don’t load Google scripts just to see reviews.

1. Open the editor: /get-widget/google-reviews
2. Use Business Search (or paste a Maps link / Place ID).
3. Click Fetch Reviews to load a preview.
4. Pick a layout (grid/list/carousel) and tune your design.
5. Click Save & Get Code, then copy the embed snippet.
6. Paste the snippet into your website and publish.

• WordPress: add a Custom HTML block (or an HTML module in Elementor), then publish.
• Webflow: use an Embed element; test on a published staging URL.
• Shopify: use Custom Liquid (recommended) or add the snippet to your theme.
• Plain HTML: paste the snippet near the end of your page, typically before </body>.

Some builders block scripts in preview mode. If you don’t see the widget, publish first.

• Show the rating + review count for credibility.
• Avoid hiding all low ratings—filter spam, not reality.
• Keep excerpts readable and avoid CLS by reserving space.
• Enable Schema.org markup (when available) to help search engines understand your ratings.

Platforms like Elfsight and Common Ninja make it easy to publish review widgets—but many tools still rely on client-side scripts for data.

If your priority is page speed and predictable rendering, choose an approach that:

• Caches reviews server-side
• Avoids loading third-party scripts on the visitor’s page
• Reserves space to prevent CLS

That’s the model GizmoSauce targets for Google Reviews.