Free Airbnb Review Widgets for Carrd

No. Each listing has its own airbnb.com/rooms page with its own reviews and its own rating, and the builder imports one listing per widget. On the free plan you get one widget, so one listing; paid plans remove the one-widget limit and refresh every listing's widget from Airbnb daily.

Because the header mirrors the rating Airbnb publishes for the listing, to two decimals, together with its review count, and does no arithmetic of its own on the cards. Free widgets show only 4-star-and-up reviews as cards, so a computed average would drift from Airbnb's figure; keeping Airbnb's number avoids that.

Airbnb gives the guest 14 days after checkout to write the review, and it goes live on the listing once both sides have reviewed or the window closes. A paid plan refreshes the widget daily and picks it up next day; a free widget stays as it was on publish day, so yesterday's guest waits until you upgrade.

Carrd's Pro Standard plan ($19/yr) or higher. The Embed element — Carrd's only surface for third-party code — is a paid feature; it isn't on the free tier or Pro Lite. The BlooTrue widget itself is free, so $19/yr is the total cost of the setup.

Airbnb's official widget only takes bookings — it never displays your reviews. And Carrd has no app ecosystem at all, so there's no Airbnb app to install either. BlooTrue fills the review gap with a free embed.

No. BlooTrue works with any public Airbnb listing page — no Airbnb API key, no developer application, no rental-account login required.

Yes. The widget is fully responsive and renders within whatever section or container width Carrd gives it — no overflow, no horizontal scroll. The compact badge takes a single row; the slider works as a full-width band above your airbnb link.

Very. Apartments, cottages, vacation rentals, and cabins often run their entire web presence on a one-page Carrd site, and guests check Airbnb reviews before deciding to book a stay. Every review comes from a verified guest who honored a booking — embedding them keeps that proof on your page instead of sending visitors to airbnb.com, where competing rentals are one tap away.

Click the + button to add an element, choose Embed, set Type to Code, paste the BlooTrue Airbnb embed code, click Done, then Publish.

No. Carrd sites are famously lightweight and the widget keeps them that way: it loads asynchronously, the script is under 20KB, and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical impact on Largest Contentful Paint is under 50ms.