Free Google Review Widgets for Squarespace

Because the header number is what Google publishes for your Business Profile, not a figure BlooTrue works out from the cards. The free plan shows only your 4-star-and-up Google reviews, so averaging those cards would give a higher number than Google does. Keeping Google's rating and count means visitors see the figure from Maps.

No. The Business Profile gives you a link for asking customers to review you, but no embed code and no widget. The BlooTrue builder finds your profile when you type the business name, city and country, then hands you a one-line embed to paste into your website with no plugin, in about a minute.

No. Google's review-snippet rules exclude reviews a business shows about itself through an embedded widget. A paid widget still emits schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD carrying your Google rating, and that markup reaches your page when the builder renders the embed inline rather than in a sandboxed iframe, so search engines and AI assistants can read your reviews as structured data.

Yes. The free plan gives you one widget with the reviews present when you build it, unlimited views and no card. It carries a small BlooTrue badge and does not pull in new reviews; paid plans refresh reviews daily and remove the badge.

Google does not offer a review embed, so build one with BlooTrue: search your business, pick a style, copy the snippet. In the Squarespace editor, add a block, choose Code, paste the snippet with the type left as HTML, and save. Your Google reviews render on the live page.

Check two things. First, the plan: JavaScript inside a Code Block only renders on Core, Plus, Advanced, Business and Commerce, not on Personal. Second, the block type: it must be HTML. The editor itself always shows a gray placeholder, so judge only by the published page.

On the free plan, no; the widget keeps the latest 4-star-and-up reviews captured when it was created. Paid plans refresh the reviews daily and remove the BlooTrue badge. The Code Block on your Squarespace page stays untouched in both cases.

No. Google's review-snippet rules exclude reviews a business shows about itself through an embedded widget. Paid plans still add schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD to the page, and Squarespace renders a Code Block inline rather than in an iframe, so the markup is in the page's DOM for search engines and AI assistants. The free plan adds no schema.