Is there a free review widget for Softr?

Yes — BlooTrue embeds Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com or any of 21 review platforms on Softr for free. Blocks → Static → Custom code (Basic plan and above). No plugin, no view caps.

Which review platforms can I show on Softr?

21 platforms: Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook, TripAdvisor, Airbnb, Angi, Glassdoor, Agoda, BBB, OpenTable, RateMDs, Capterra, G2, Indeed, TrustRadius, Clutch, Expedia, Booking.com, Etsy, Google Play — each with its own Softr install guide. Starter ($9/month) blends its 3 connected platforms into one all-in-one widget, and Pro ($29/month) and higher blend every platform you connect.

Do I need a Softr plugin or app?

No. BlooTrue is a pure HTML embed — one line of code pasted into the Softr editor. Blocks → Static → Custom code (Basic plan and above).

How do I add custom code to a Softr app page?

In the Softr Studio open the page, click to add a block and go to Blocks, then Static, then Custom code. Paste your code into the block, position it in the page's block order and click Publish. Custom code needs the Basic plan or above; on a free workspace the block does not render.

Can I show reviews on a Softr client portal that requires login?

Yes. A Custom code block behaves like any other Softr block, so you can put it on a page that is restricted to logged-in users, and it respects the page's user-group visibility. Many portals place the reviews on the public landing block above the sign-up call to action instead, so prospects see proof before creating an account.

Is the widget built from my Airtable or Google Sheets data in Softr?

No. The reviews come from BlooTrue, which reads them from the review platform, not from the data source behind your Softr app. That means you do not need a table or a field for reviews. The Custom code block simply holds the embed snippet and the widget fills itself when the published page loads.

Free Softr Review Widgets

Embed your best reviews from any of 21 review platforms on your Softr pages — one paste, no plugin, unlimited views. Blocks → Static → Custom code (Basic plan and above).

Key facts: 21 review platforms on Softr · one paste, no plugin · unlimited views on every plan · daily review auto-sync on paid plans

Last updated October 11, 2026·by Mike Ragimov

Pick your review platform

Google Review Widget for Softr

Real Google stars are the strongest trust signal on the web.

Trustpilot Review Widget for Softr

Works with free Trustpilot business profiles — no TrustBox subscription required.

Yelp Review Widget for Softr

Show your Yelp rating where customers actually decide — on your own site.

Facebook Review Widget for Softr

Turn Facebook recommendations into on-site proof.

TripAdvisor Review Widget for Softr

Traveler proof, embedded where bookings happen.

Airbnb Review Widget for Softr

Verified-guest proof from Airbnb, on the site where travelers decide to book.

Angi Review Widget for Softr

Home-services proof from Angi, on the site that closes the job.

Glassdoor Review Widget for Softr

Show your Glassdoor employer rating on your careers and hiring pages.

Agoda Review Widget for Softr

Verified-guest Agoda reviews, on the site where travelers book.

BBB Review Widget for Softr

Better Business Bureau credibility on your own pages.

OpenTable Review Widget for Softr

Verified-diner proof from OpenTable, on the site where guests decide to book.

RateMDs Review Widget for Softr

Patient reviews from RateMDs, on the page where people choose a doctor.

Capterra Review Widget for Softr

Capterra software reviews, embedded where buyers compare and decide.

G2 Review Widget for Softr

Real G2 stars — the B2B software buyer's strongest trust signal — on your own site.

Indeed Review Widget for Softr

Indeed company reviews, on the pages candidates actually read.

TrustRadius Review Widget for Softr

In-depth, verified TrustRadius reviews on your own site.

Clutch Review Widget for Softr

Verified Clutch client reviews, on the site where prospects decide.

Expedia Review Widget for Softr

Verified-traveler Expedia reviews, where guests decide to book.

Booking.com Review Widget for Softr

Verified-guest proof from Booking.com, on the site where travelers decide to book.

Etsy Review Widget for Softr

Real Etsy shop reviews, on your own storefront and product pages.

Google Play Review Widget for Softr

Your Google Play rating and reviews, embedded on your website.

All-in-One Review Widget for Softr

Every platform your customers trust, blended into one widget.

How it installs on Softr

1
Open your app in the Softr Studio.
2
Add a block: Blocks → Static → Custom code, placed where the reviews should appear.
3
Paste the BlooTrue embed code into the block.
4
Publish — the widget renders on the live app.

Where the code goes on Softr

In Softr you add the embed through a Custom code block from the Static section of the Studio's block picker. The block is a full-width section that stacks between your other blocks, and the reviews take that section's width and whatever height they need. The Studio canvas is a working preview of the app, but the published app is where you should confirm the widget, since nothing reaches visitors until you click Publish. Softr blocks can be shown or hidden per user group, so a block placed on a logged-in page follows that page's visibility rules.

Softr plan note: Custom code requires the Softr Basic plan or above, so a free workspace cannot use the Custom code block.

Where reviews earn their place on a Softr site

Softr client portals and directories earn trust fast with third-party stars on the landing block, right above the sign-up CTA.

If the widget does not show on Softr

If the Custom code block renders nothing on your published Softr app, check the workspace plan first; free workspaces do not run custom code blocks.
Widget visible in the Studio but not for a visitor? Click Publish, then check the block's visibility settings, which can restrict it to certain user groups.
The block picker files Custom code under Static, not under the dynamic list blocks; if you cannot find it, open Blocks, then Static, and scroll.

Softr Review Widgets — FAQ

Is there a free review widget for Softr?: Yes — BlooTrue embeds Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com or any of 21 review platforms on Softr for free. Blocks → Static → Custom code (Basic plan and above). No plugin, no view caps.
Which review platforms can I show on Softr?: 21 platforms: Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook, TripAdvisor, Airbnb, Angi, Glassdoor, Agoda, BBB, OpenTable, RateMDs, Capterra, G2, Indeed, TrustRadius, Clutch, Expedia, Booking.com, Etsy, Google Play — each with its own Softr install guide. Starter ($9/month) blends its 3 connected platforms into one all-in-one widget, and Pro ($29/month) and higher blend every platform you connect.
Do I need a Softr plugin or app?: No. BlooTrue is a pure HTML embed — one line of code pasted into the Softr editor. Blocks → Static → Custom code (Basic plan and above).
How do I add custom code to a Softr app page?: In the Softr Studio open the page, click to add a block and go to Blocks, then Static, then Custom code. Paste your code into the block, position it in the page's block order and click Publish. Custom code needs the Basic plan or above; on a free workspace the block does not render.
Can I show reviews on a Softr client portal that requires login?: Yes. A Custom code block behaves like any other Softr block, so you can put it on a page that is restricted to logged-in users, and it respects the page's user-group visibility. Many portals place the reviews on the public landing block above the sign-up call to action instead, so prospects see proof before creating an account.
Is the widget built from my Airtable or Google Sheets data in Softr?: No. The reviews come from BlooTrue, which reads them from the review platform, not from the data source behind your Softr app. That means you do not need a table or a field for reviews. The Custom code block simply holds the embed snippet and the widget fills itself when the published page loads.