Google reviews widget
A Google reviews widget for your website that vouches for you.
Show what real customers wrote about you, right where visitors decide to call, book or buy. Choose a carousel, a rating badge or a full review wall, and add it to the pages that need it most.
- Real reviews, in customers' words
- Carousel, badge or review wall
- Made for home, service and booking pages
Our AC died in July. They had it running again the same afternoon.
Clear quote, no surprises, and they cleaned up after themselves.
Friendly, fast and fairly priced. Saved their number.
How it works
From Google profile to website in three steps.
No retyping reviews by hand, and no blurry screenshots of star ratings pasted into a page.
Connect your reviews
Link your Google Business Profile to Pozul, so your widget can show what customers wrote about you.
Choose a look
Go compact with a badge, show a few voices in a carousel, or give reviews a whole page of their own.
Add it to your site
Put it on the pages where people make up their minds: your homepage, service pages and booking page.
Design example: carousel
The carousel: lots of proof, very little space.
A carousel shows a handful of reviews in one row that visitors can flick through. It suits a homepage, where you want social proof near the top without shoving everything else down the page.
- Compact. One strip, several voices.
- Easy to scan. Stars, a short quote and a first name on each card.
- Best for: homepages and landing pages.
Spotless room, a very comfy bed, and the lobby coffee is excellent.
Checked in close to midnight and the night staff couldn't have been kinder.
Lovely stay. Parking was tight, but the valet sorted it out.
Sample reviews for illustration
Design example: badge
The badge: your rating, quietly in view.
A small badge with your Google rating and review count sits in a corner, a footer or right under a button. It reassures people without asking for their attention, which makes it the lightest way to add social proof to a page.
- Tiny footprint. Fits in a footer, a sidebar or beside a form.
- Right by the decision. Place it next to "Book now" or "Get a quote".
- Best for: booking, contact and checkout pages.
Design example: review wall
The review wall: let the volume speak.
A dedicated reviews page gives skeptical visitors the full picture: a generous grid of real reviews they can scroll at their own pace. Link to it from your menu, your emails and your quotes.
- The whole story. Plenty of reviews, not a hand-picked three.
- Worth linking to. A page you can point anyone to who asks "are you any good?"
- Best for: a "Reviews" or "Why choose us" page.
Found the perfect linen throw in ten minutes, and they wrapped it beautifully.
Maya R.Best candle selection in town.
Sam O.Came in for one mug and left with four. Everything feels handpicked, and nothing is overpriced.
Elena V.Lovely shop. I just wish they opened a little earlier on weekends.
Daniel K.They helped me choose a housewarming gift on a tight budget and never once rushed me.
Priya S.My go-to for gifts.
Marcus T.Placement ideas
Where to put Google reviews on your website.
Reviews work hardest right next to a decision. Six spots worth trying:
Homepage
Just below your headline. New visitors get their first "these people are legit" signal before they've scrolled far.
Service pages
Someone reading about AC repair or teeth whitening is one question away from calling: are they any good? A carousel nearby answers it.
Booking or contact page
Beside the form or button. It's the last moment of doubt, which makes it the best place for a little reassurance.
About page
Your story reads as more believable when it sits next to your customers' version of it.
Ad landing pages
Visitors from ads don't know you yet. A badge near the top gives them a reason to stay and keep reading.
Footer
A small rating badge in the footer appears on every page without cluttering any single one of them.
Real reviews only. Word for word.
A reviews widget persuades because visitors trust that the words came from real customers. Show reviews exactly as they were written, with the reviewer's name as it appears on the review. Don't rewrite them, merge them or add quotes nobody said. Pozul doesn't write reviews or testimonials, and it won't help anyone fake them.
Read our honesty policyFAQ
Widget questions, answered.
Putting reviews on your site, the right way.
How do I embed Google reviews on my website?
The simplest route is a reviews widget. Connect your Google Business Profile to Pozul, choose how you want your reviews to look, and add the widget to the pages you pick. It displays reviews as customers wrote them, so there's no retyping and no screenshots to manage.
What's the difference between a review widget and a testimonial widget?
Testimonials are usually quotes a business gathers and places itself, and visitors know they can be hand-picked. A review widget shows reviews that customers posted publicly, such as on Google, with their name and rating attached. Because anyone can check the source, reviews tend to feel more credible.
Where should I put reviews on my website?
Put them close to decisions: just below your homepage headline, on service pages, and beside booking or contact forms. A small rating badge in the footer is a light way to cover every page, and a dedicated reviews page helps visitors who want to read more before they commit.
Should my website show negative reviews too?
A believable mix earns more trust than a wall of flawless praise, which can look curated. What matters most is that the reviews are real and that visitors can see you care. A thoughtful public reply to a critical review often says more about your service than another five stars.
Can I edit a customer's review before showing it on my site?
No. Changing someone's words, even to fix a typo or trim a complaint, turns their review into your marketing and misrepresents what they said. Show reviews as written and attributed to the reviewer. If a review doesn't suit a particular page, feature a different one there rather than rewriting it.
Start here
See where you stand. Get your reputation snapshot.
Your overall rating, review count and recent review pace, response rate, how you compare with nearby competitors, and a view of your Google Maps visibility.