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Free Angi Review Widgets for HubSpot

Embed Angi reviews on any HubSpot page in 60 seconds — drag an Embed module in, paste one snippet, Publish. Angi has no official embed and HubSpot has no Angi module; BlooTrue is the free path, no developer needed.

Key facts: 60-second install on HubSpot · fills Angi's missing embed gap · drag-and-drop Embed module — no developer · works on the free CMS tier · landing pages + blog templates supported · no Angi API key required

Last updated September 16, 2026·by Mike Ragimov

SEO + AI schema · paid plans

Star ratings in search results, on paid plans

Paid widgets add schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD to the page they sit on, so search engines and AI answer engines can read your Google reviews as structured data. The free plan shows the reviews without the schema. See how the schema works

Install guides

Same Angi widget, platform-specific install guide. Pick where your site lives.

Looking for a different review source? See all Angi widgets

Setting this up on a different platform? See all Angi review widgets · Want a different review platform on HubSpot? All review widgets for HubSpot

Why Use BlooTrue for Angi on HubSpot?

The only free way to put Angi reviews on HubSpot pages — Angi has no embed, and HubSpot has no Angi module.

Fills Angi's Missing Embed

Angi doesn't publish an official embed widget for merchants. BlooTrue is the free, paste-and-go alternative — pulls reviews from your public Angi business profile automatically.

No Developer Ticket

The whole install lives in the drag-and-drop page editor. No HubL, no theme-code access, no design manager. Marketing ships Angi social proof without waiting on a sprint.

Fills the HubSpot Marketplace Gap

HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Angi reviews module. BlooTrue drops into the standard Embed module on the free CMS tier, landing pages, and blog templates.

No Angi API Key Required

Works with any public Angi business profile. No an Angi developer application, no API quotas, no business-level claim required.

What makes an Angi widget different from a Google review widget?

Angi is the home-services review platform, and it has no first-party website widget. Knowing where your Angi reviews come from, how the star ratings work, and how reviews are moderated avoids surprises after you embed.

Angi has no official website widget — this is the way

Unlike Google or Angi offers no first-party embed or plugin to put your Angi reviews on your own site. Angi (and HomeAdvisor, now part of Angi) keeps reviews on its own directory to drive paid leads — so the trust you've earned there normally stays there. BlooTrue closes that gap: it reads the public reviews from your Angi business profile and renders them as clean star cards on your website. There is no Angi API key, paid Angi tier, or developer app required — just paste your profile URL. The header rating always comes from Angi's own published review average, never from averaging the individual cards on screen.

Native homeowner star ratings — shown as real stars

Angi reviews are a native 1–5 star system left by verified homeowners, and profile averages are often half-stars (e.g. 4.5). BlooTrue renders each review exactly as stars — a 5-star review shows 5 stars, a 4.5 average shows four and a half — with no conversion, no percentages, and no recommend score. The widget reads exactly like your Google or Yelp widget. Each card keeps the homeowner's name, star rating, and review text, and the header shows your real Angi review average and count.

Where the reviews come from and how often they refresh

BlooTrue fetches the publicly-visible reviews from your Angi business profile on a server-side schedule — roughly once every 24 hours on paid plans — and caches the result. Your site never calls Angi directly, so visitor traffic to your page doesn't depend on Angi being reachable, and the widget loads instantly from cache. Reviews only appear if your profile is public and has reviews. A brand-new profile with zero reviews has nothing to import yet — it will populate as soon as your first public review lands. Once your profile has reviews, the widget shows whatever is public: no more, no less.

Moderation, review guidelines, and attribution

Angi moderates reviews under its review guidelines and removes spam, fraudulent submissions, and content that violates its policies. Because BlooTrue reads only your profile's public reviews, the widget automatically reflects those removals on the next sync — you never display content Angi has already taken down. Every card keeps the Angi mark and the homeowner's name, and clicking a review links back to your Angi business profile, so attribution stays intact. BlooTrue never fabricates a rating: an empty star-only review (a star rating with no written text) is still shown as a real review, and the header number is always Angi's own review aggregate.

Angi tips for HubSpot

The Embed module works on HubSpot's free CMS tier — no Marketing Hub upgrade needed to show Angi reviews.
Marketing teams can add the widget to landing pages without a developer: drag an Embed module, paste, publish.
For blog-wide placement, add the embed to your blog template in the design manager so every post carries Angi proof.

Want more on Angi itself? See the Angi widget overview or our guide to the best review widgets for websites.

How Do I Install BlooTrue Angi on HubSpot?

Takes less than a minute. Same path on website pages, landing pages, and blog templates.

Edit the Page in HubSpot

In HubSpot, open Marketing → Website → Website Pages (or Landing Pages for a Marketing Hub landing page) and click Edit on the page where you want Angi reviews.

Works on the free CMS tier and every paid Hub — same editor, same modules.

Drag an Embed Module Into the Layout

In the page editor, drag an Embed module from the left panel into the layout where you want reviews to appear.

A Custom HTML module works identically — the BlooTrue snippet is plain HTML, so use whichever module your theme exposes.

Paste the Snippet and Publish

Paste the BlooTrue Angi embed code into the module field, then click Publish. Your Angi reviews appear on the live page instantly.

Optional — Blog-Wide Placement via the Blog Template

To show Angi reviews on every blog post, add the same Embed (or Custom HTML) module to your blog template — one edit covers the entire blog.

No-developer note: nothing in this flow needs HubL, theme-code access, or the design manager — it all happens in the editors the marketing team already uses.

Reviews auto-sync from Angi every 24 hours.

How BlooTrue Compares to Other Angi-on-HubSpot Options

Angi has no embed. HubSpot has no Angi module. Here are the only paths.

Option	BlooTrue	Angi official	Custom HubL module
Free Angi embed available		—	Manual scrape
Works on the free CMS tier		—	Limited
Marketing team can install alone		—	—
Auto-sync new Angi reviews		—	—
No Angi API key needed		—	Sometimes
Works on landing pages + blog templates		—
SEO rich snippets (JSON-LD)		—	Manual
Pricing for full features	$9/mo	N/A	Dev time

Angi Review Widget for HubSpot — Free, the Only Free Path

BlooTrue's Angi Review Widget for HubSpot is a free embed that displays your Angi reviews on any HubSpot page — CMS Hub website pages (including the free CMS tier), Marketing Hub landing pages, and blog templates. There's a double gap to bridge: Angi does not publish an official embed widget for merchants (it has no first-party embed widget), and HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Angi reviews module. BlooTrue fills both gaps with a snippet that drops into the standard HubSpot Embed module (or Custom HTML module): edit the page, drag the module from the left panel into the layout, paste, Publish. No HubL, no theme code, no developer ticket — the marketing team ships Angi social proof on its own. 100+ widget styles, light and dark themes, free custom color picker. On paid plans, schema.org Review + AggregateRating JSON-LD is added to the page, which makes it eligible for star ratings in Google search results where the embed runs inline rather than inside an iframe.

Why doesn't Angi have an official embed?

Angi keeps reviews on its own directory to drive paid leads, and it offers no first-party embed widget for businesses. Angi does not publish a paste-ready embed widget the way Google publishes Place Cards. On the HubSpot side the gap is the same — the marketplace has no first-party Angi reviews module. Third-party widgets like BlooTrue are the canonical way to surface Angi reviews on a HubSpot page, and because the install is a drag-and-drop module, a marketing team can do it without engineering.

About Angi reviews in this widget

An Angi widget brings the reviews homeowners left on your angi.com/companylist business profile onto your own site. The rating shown first is the profile's star average and review count as Angi shows them, so a half-star figure like 4.5 appears as published. Reviews come from verified homeowners rating a plumber, roofer, HVAC company or other home-services business, 1 to 5 stars. Angi, which now includes HomeAdvisor, has no first-party widget and keeps reviews on its directory to drive paid leads, so owners hunt in their Angi account for an embed option that does not exist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find an embed code inside my Angi account?

There is none. Angi offers no first-party website widget or embed, so nothing in your Angi account produces a code. Copy your public profile URL, the angi.com/companylist address homeowners see, paste it into the BlooTrue builder and paste the one-line embed it gives you into your site. It takes about a minute, no plugin involved.

Will the widget show my Angi average of 4.5 stars or round it up?

It shows 4.5. The header copies the star average and review count from your Angi profile, where half-star averages are common, and the widget never recalculates the figure from the cards on your page. With the free plan the cards are the 4-star-and-up homeowner reviews present when you created the widget.

Do my Angi reviews on my website update when a homeowner leaves a new one?

Only on paid plans. A paid plan pulls from your Angi profile daily, so a homeowner's new review shows on your site within a day, and it removes the BlooTrue badge. A free widget is frozen at the reviews your profile had when you built it, so next month's review on angi.com waits until you upgrade.

Is the BlooTrue Angi widget free for HubSpot?

Yes. BlooTrue is completely free for HubSpot. No marketplace module, no recurring fee, unlimited widget views, no Hub upgrade required. The free plan shows your Angi reviews with BlooTrue branding in the footer.

Does Angi offer its own embed widget for HubSpot?

No. Angi does not provide an official embed widget for businesses to display their reviews on a website. HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Angi reviews module either. BlooTrue fills both gaps with a free embed pasted into the standard Embed module.

Do I need an Angi API key or developer access?

No. BlooTrue works with any public Angi business profile — no Angi API key, no Angi developer application, no business-level claim required.

Does it work on HubSpot's free CMS?

Yes. HubSpot's free CMS tier ships the same drag-and-drop page editor with the Embed and Custom HTML modules, so the snippet pastes in exactly the same way as on paid CMS Hub tiers. No upgrade required to display Angi reviews.

Can I add Angi reviews to a HubSpot blog template?

Yes. Add the Embed (or Custom HTML) module to your blog template and the widget renders on every blog post automatically — one edit covers the whole blog. Particularly useful for local-service businesses whose blog drives discovery traffic.

Does it work on Marketing Hub landing pages?

Yes. Marketing Hub landing pages use the same page editor — drag the Embed module in, paste the snippet, Publish. For local-service campaigns, Angi reviews next to a booking form is exactly the social proof prospects are looking for.

Will the widget slow down my HubSpot pages?

No. The widget loads asynchronously after your page content. The script is under 20KB and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical impact on Largest Contentful Paint is under 50ms — well within Core Web Vitals thresholds.