- Is the BlooTrue Glassdoor review widget free for Tilda?
- Yes. BlooTrue is completely free to embed Glassdoor reviews on Tilda. No plugin, no recurring fee, unlimited views. The free plan shows your reviews with BlooTrue branding in the footer; paid plans remove the branding.
- How do I install the widget on Tilda?
- Open the page in the Tilda editor. Add block → Other → T123 (HTML code) where the reviews should appear. Paste the BlooTrue embed code into the block's content field. Save and publish the page — the widget renders on the published page.
- Anything specific to Tilda worth knowing before I embed?
- The T123 block executes code only on the PUBLISHED page — the editor and preview show a stub. Publish, then check.
- Where should I place Glassdoor reviews on Tilda for the biggest lift?
- Below the cover block on landing pages and above the final CTA — third-party stars carry more weight than any Tilda testimonial block.
- Do the reviews stay up to date automatically?
- Paid plans auto-sync your Glassdoor reviews daily, so the widget always shows your latest 5-star reviews without touching Tilda again. The free plan shows the reviews imported at setup.
- How do I get my Glassdoor employer rating onto the careers page of my own site?
- Paste your Glassdoor company profile URL into the BlooTrue builder, choose a layout and copy the one-line embed into the careers page; it takes about a minute and installs nothing. The widget shows the employer rating Glassdoor gives you, out of 5, with employee reviews beneath it, so candidates see it without leaving your site.
- Do bad Glassdoor reviews from former employees appear in the widget?
- Not on the free plan, which lists only your Glassdoor reviews rated four stars or higher. The header is different: it shows the employer rating Glassdoor calculates from every review, so a 3.6 on Glassdoor reads 3.6 in the widget even though the low-rated reviews are absent from the list.
- Someone posted a new Glassdoor review, does my widget change?
- Only on paid plans, which re-read your Glassdoor profile once a day and add reviews Glassdoor has published since. A free widget keeps the employee reviews and the employer rating captured when you created it, so a review posted in May stays off a free widget you built in April.