Free Facebook Review Widgets for Any Website

Yes. BlooTrue's free plan includes 1 Facebook widget displaying your recent recommendations with unlimited views — no view caps on any plan. No credit card required, no trial period, no Facebook ad spend required. You only pay if you want to remove branding, add more widgets, or unlock full customization.

No. BlooTrue works with any public Facebook business Page that has recommendations turned on. Just paste your Facebook Page URL (e.g. facebook.com/yourpage) into the BlooTrue builder and your Facebook reviews load automatically. There is no Facebook ad spend, paid Page tier, or developer app required.

Paste your Facebook Page URL into the BlooTrue configurator, pick a widget style (slider, marquee, grid, list, masonry, badge, or compact badge), customize the theme in the BlooTrue app, publish, and paste the one-line embed code on your site. Takes about 60 seconds. Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, and any HTML site.

No. BlooTrue never caps widget views on any plan, free or paid — your widget keeps showing your reviews no matter how much traffic you get. Elfsight's free plan caps at 200 views per month and deactivates your widget when you hit the limit. BlooTrue has no such cap.

On any paid plan, Facebook recommendations refresh automatically every 24 hours, so a new recommendation appears on your widget within a day — no manual work. The free plan shows the recommendations imported when you create your widget; upgrade to a paid plan to keep new recommendations flowing in automatically.

On Facebook itself, customers tap Recommends or Doesn't recommend — there are no half-star ratings. BlooTrue converts each recommendation into a star rating so your widget reads like a normal review widget: a 'Recommends' shows as 5 stars and the Page's overall recommendation percentage becomes a clean 0–5 star header rating. Your visitors see familiar stars, not a confusing percentage.

BlooTrue offers 100+ Facebook widget styles: Slider (rotating card), Marquee (auto-scrolling row), Grid (multi-column), List (vertical stack), Masonry (Pinterest-style), Badge (large rating card), and Compact Badge (inline pill). All styles support light and dark themes, custom accent colors, and toggles for reviewer names, dates, text, and profile images.

Yes. BlooTrue's All-in-One widget displays reviews from Google, Facebook and Trustpilot in a single unified widget, with each review attributed to its source. Perfect if you collect reviews on multiple platforms and want a single widget on your site.

No. The widget loads asynchronously after your page content, so it never blocks rendering. The script is under 20KB and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical load time impact is under 50 milliseconds.

Facebook retired numeric star ratings in 2018 and replaced them with Recommendations — visitors choose Recommends or Doesn't recommend and write a comment. Facebook then shows a percentage of people who recommend the Page.

In your Facebook Page settings, go to the Reviews / Recommendations tab and switch it on (Settings → Privacy → Page and tagging, or the Reviews template, depending on your Page layout). Once recommendations are enabled and public, customers can leave them and BlooTrue can fetch them.

The widget syncs from Facebook every 24 hours. If a recommendation is removed (the reviewer deleted it, Facebook removed it for violating Community Standards, or the Page hid it), it disappears from your widget on the next sync. You don't need to do anything — BlooTrue follows Facebook's public source of truth and never caches removed content.

Yes. Create one widget per Facebook Page — many multi-location brands keep a separate Page per location, each with its own recommendations. With BlooTrue's paid plans you can create multiple Facebook widgets and place each location's widget on the matching location page of your site.

Yes — on every plan, free included. Because BlooTrue maps recommendations to stars, the configurator's Minimum Rating setting still works: a 'Doesn't recommend' is treated as 1★ and is never shown, and you pick 5★ only or 4★ and up. We don't recommend hiding every critical recommendation permanently — a perfectly 5★ widget reads as filtered to most visitors.