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Free Elfsight Alternatives for Review Widgets: Seven Free Plans, Compared by Their Limits

·8 min read·By Mike Ragimov
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Elfsight makes good widgets, and most people who look for an alternative are not unhappy with how it looks. They hit the free plan's 200 monthly views, the widget went away until the month rolled over, and the next step was a paid plan. If you want to stay on a free plan, the useful question is what each free plan allows and what it holds back. This is that list for review widgets, taken from each vendor's own pricing page, with the date attached.

What the Elfsight free plan allows

Elfsight prices each app on its own page. On September 19, 2026 both the Google Reviews app and the All-in-One Reviews app listed the same free plan: 1 widget, 200 views a month, unlimited websites and Elfsight branding. The All-in-One Reviews pricing page states that exceeding the monthly limit will temporarily deactivate the app. Paid prices depend on the app. Google Reviews is $5 a month billed yearly, or $6 monthly, for 5,000 views and 3 widgets, then $10, or $12 monthly, for 50,000 views and 9 widgets. All-in-One Reviews costs twice that: $10 a month billed yearly, or $12 monthly, for 5,000 views and 3 widgets, then $20, or $24 monthly, for 50,000 views and 9 widgets.

A view is a page load, not a visitor. A widget in your footer loads on every page, so one person reading three pages spends three views. On a small site 200 views is roughly 60 to 70 real people a month.

Seven free plans next to Elfsight

Every figure below was read off the vendor's own pricing page on September 19, 2026. Pricing pages change without notice. The date is there so you can tell how old this is by the time you read it.

ToolFree monthly viewsWhat the free plan allowsWhat it holds backFirst paid step
Elfsight2001 widget, unlimited websites.Elfsight branding. Widget is deactivated past the cap.Google Reviews app $5 a month on yearly billing, All-in-One Reviews $10. 5,000 views
BlooTrueNo cap1 widget, any 1 of 20+ review platforms.BlooTrue badge. Shows the latest 10 reviews from the day it was created; new reviews sync daily on paid plans.$9/mo
FeaturableNo cap1 widget, 1 Google Business Profile location, 15 reviews per widget, all layouts.Google only. Featurable branding.$29/mo billed annually
SociableKIT2,0001 widget, 1 source, 1 domain, 100 reviews.Syncs only when you request it.$9.17/mo billed $110 a year
EmbedSocial5001 source, unlimited widgets, sync every 24 hours.Of its review sources, only Google is listed on Free.EUR 29/mo, 3 sources, 5,000 views
Tagembed5001 feed, unlimited websites.New content every 4 days.$19/mo, 2 feeds, 10,000 views
Common Ninja200 pageviews1 widget, free forever, no card.Shows 5 reviews.$24 a year list price per widget, unlimited pageviews, 10 reviews shown
TrustindexNone statedA free package with 133 platforms, certificates and trustmarks.The price table marks the 36 layouts, daily refresh, review filters and review photos as paid.$65 a year, yearly billing only

Two free plans do not count views at all

If the view limit is the reason you are leaving, two of the seven remove it completely, and they are built for different businesses.

  • Featurable free is the simple answer if all your reviews are on Google and you have one location. One widget, 15 reviews in it, every layout, unlimited page views. If that is your business, you can stop reading here.
  • BlooTrue free also leaves views uncapped and lets you pick any one of 20+ review platforms, so it works when your reviews are on Yelp, Facebook, Tripadvisor, Angi or Booking.com and not on Google. What it holds back is freshness: the free widget keeps the 10 reviews it imported on the day you made it. New reviews arrive every day from Starter at $9 a month.

Trustindex does not state a view limit for its free package either. We list it as "none stated" and not as unlimited, because the page does not say unlimited, and because on the day we read it the comparison table marked daily refresh and most layouts as paid features.

Four give you more room but still count

SociableKIT free allows 2,000 views a month, ten times Elfsight, with one source and a sync you start by hand. EmbedSocial and Tagembed allow 500 each. Common Ninja allows 200 pageviews and shows 5 reviews, so it is not more room than Elfsight, but its first paid step is the cheapest here at a list price of $24 a year for one widget with unlimited pageviews.

To work out what you need, multiply your monthly sessions by pages per session, then by the share of pages that carry the widget. A site with 400 sessions and 2.5 pages per session spends about 1,000 views a month with a footer widget. That is past Elfsight, Common Ninja, EmbedSocial and Tagembed free, and inside SociableKIT free. The longer version of this sum is in our comparison of free plan view limits.

If you need more than one platform in the widget

This is the one place where Elfsight free is ahead of most alternatives. Its All-in-One Reviews widget covers 30+ platforms and its price page sets no limit on sources, so the free plan can mix platforms inside its 200 views. Common Ninja free can too. SociableKIT, EmbedSocial and Tagembed free include one source, and BlooTrue free connects one platform, so none of those four can blend for $0. On BlooTrue, Starter ($9/month) blends 3 platforms and Pro ($29/month) blends every platform you connect. We priced this for every vendor in which review widgets combine several platforms in one.

When staying with Elfsight is the right call

If your widget sits on one quiet landing page and 200 loads a month is enough, nothing here is a reason to move. If you use several Elfsight apps, such as forms, popups and social feeds, one vendor is simpler than three. And if you are happy to pay, $5 to $10 a month billed yearly for 5,000 views is a fair price for a polished product. The case for moving is narrow: you want to stay on a free plan, or you do not want a bill that follows your traffic.

Which to pick

Google reviews only, one location: Featurable. Reviews on another platform, or you expect the page to get busy: BlooTrue. Social feeds and reviews from one tool, with modest traffic: SociableKIT. A blended widget for $0 on a very quiet page: stay on Elfsight or try Common Ninja. We also keep a direct BlooTrue vs Elfsight comparison and our full pricing, which is built on locations and never on views.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this topic

What is the best free alternative to Elfsight for review widgets?

It depends on where your reviews are. Featurable free has no view cap and covers one Google Business Profile location with 15 reviews per widget. BlooTrue free has no view cap and works with any one of 20+ review platforms, and keeps the 10 reviews imported when the widget was created. SociableKIT free allows 2,000 views a month with one source and manual sync. Figures read off each vendor pricing page on 19 September 2026.

How many views does the Elfsight free plan include?

Elfsight free includes 1 widget and 200 views a month, and its pricing page states that exceeding the monthly limit will temporarily deactivate the app. The first paid plan has 5,000 views: $5 a month billed yearly for the Google Reviews app and $10 for the All-in-One Reviews app. Read off the Elfsight pricing pages on 19 September 2026.

Which free review widgets have no monthly view limit?

BlooTrue and Featurable state no view cap on their free plans. Trustindex does not state a view limit for its free package, which is not the same as stating unlimited. Elfsight free stops at 200 views a month, EmbedSocial and Tagembed at 500, SociableKIT at 2,000, and Common Ninja at 200 pageviews. Read on 19 September 2026.

Is there a free Elfsight alternative that combines several review platforms?

Common Ninja free can mix platforms in one widget inside 200 pageviews a month and 5 reviews shown. Elfsight free can already do it inside 200 views. SociableKIT, EmbedSocial, Tagembed and BlooTrue free plans include a single source, so they cannot blend for $0. On BlooTrue, Starter at $9 a month blends 3 platforms and Pro at $29 a month blends every platform you connect.

When should I stay with Elfsight?

Stay if your widget gets fewer than 200 loads a month, if you use several Elfsight apps and want one vendor, or if paying $5 to $10 a month billed yearly for 5,000 views suits you. The case for moving is wanting to stay on a free plan or not wanting a price that follows your traffic.

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Mike Ragimov
Mike Ragimov

Senior software engineer with over 8 years of experience. Founder and CEO of BlooTrue, a review widget platform for local businesses.