Is there a free review widget for Webflow?

Yes — BlooTrue embeds Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com or any of 21 review platforms on Webflow for free. Embed element inside any section. CMS collection compatible. No plugin, no view caps.

Which review platforms can I show on Webflow?

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 Webflow 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 Webflow plugin or app?

No. BlooTrue is a pure HTML embed — one line of code pasted into the Webflow editor. Embed element inside any section. CMS collection compatible.

How do I add an embed code to a Webflow page?

Open the Add panel, go to Components and drag the Embed element to where the code should run. Paste the code into the window that opens and click Save & Close. The canvas shows a placeholder, not the result. Publish the site and view the live page. Each Embed accepts up to 10,000 characters of code.

Can I use the Embed element on a Webflow CMS Collection page?

Yes. Drop the Embed into a Collection page template and every page generated from that collection carries it, which is useful for location pages that all show the same business reviews. Style the element's spacing in the Style panel as you would any block. Publishing the template updates all of its pages at once.

Why does my Webflow Embed show a placeholder instead of the widget in the Designer?

Webflow does not run custom code on the Designer canvas; the Embed element is drawn as a placeholder with a code icon so you can position it. Check the layout on the published site, or in the Designer's preview mode if the code renders there. Nothing is wrong with the element or the snippet.

Free Webflow Review Widgets

Embed your best reviews from any of 21 review platforms on your Webflow pages — one paste, no plugin, unlimited views. Embed element inside any section. CMS collection compatible.

Key facts: 21 review platforms on Webflow · 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 Webflow

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

Trustpilot Review Widget for Webflow

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

Yelp Review Widget for Webflow

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

Facebook Review Widget for Webflow

Turn Facebook recommendations into on-site proof.

TripAdvisor Review Widget for Webflow

Traveler proof, embedded where bookings happen.

Airbnb Review Widget for Webflow

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

Angi Review Widget for Webflow

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

Glassdoor Review Widget for Webflow

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

Agoda Review Widget for Webflow

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

BBB Review Widget for Webflow

Better Business Bureau credibility on your own pages.

OpenTable Review Widget for Webflow

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

RateMDs Review Widget for Webflow

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

Capterra Review Widget for Webflow

Capterra software reviews, embedded where buyers compare and decide.

G2 Review Widget for Webflow

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

Indeed Review Widget for Webflow

Indeed company reviews, on the pages candidates actually read.

TrustRadius Review Widget for Webflow

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

Clutch Review Widget for Webflow

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

Expedia Review Widget for Webflow

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

Booking.com Review Widget for Webflow

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

Etsy Review Widget for Webflow

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

Google Play Review Widget for Webflow

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

All-in-One Review Widget for Webflow

Every platform your customers trust, blended into one widget.

How it installs on Webflow

1
Open the project in the Webflow Designer.
2
Drag an Embed element from Add panel → Components into the layout.
3
Paste the BlooTrue embed code and save & close.
4
Publish — the widget renders on the published site.

Where the code goes on Webflow

Webflow takes the snippet in an Embed element dragged from the Add panel's Components group; paste into the code window and click Save & Close. On the Designer canvas the element shows a custom-code placeholder, so use the published site to judge layout. The Embed is a normal block element: set its width, margins and position with the Style panel, and the reviews determine its height on the published page. Each Embed is limited to 10,000 characters, which the one-line snippet fits easily, and it can sit in a Collection page template so every CMS page gets it.

Webflow plan note: Publishing a custom-code Embed to a custom domain requires a paid Webflow site plan.

Where reviews earn their place on a Webflow site

A dedicated 'Wall of love' section — Webflow marketing sites convert best with reviews above the pricing anchor.

If the widget does not show on Webflow

The Designer canvas never renders the Embed; if you only see the custom-code placeholder, publish and open the live URL before changing anything.
If the widget does not appear on your custom domain, check the site plan: publishing custom-code Embeds to a custom domain needs a paid Webflow site plan.
Reviews overlapping the next section usually means a fixed height was set on the Embed in the Style panel; clear it and let the content size it.

Webflow Review Widgets — FAQ

Is there a free review widget for Webflow?: Yes — BlooTrue embeds Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com or any of 21 review platforms on Webflow for free. Embed element inside any section. CMS collection compatible. No plugin, no view caps.
Which review platforms can I show on Webflow?: 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 Webflow 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 Webflow plugin or app?: No. BlooTrue is a pure HTML embed — one line of code pasted into the Webflow editor. Embed element inside any section. CMS collection compatible.
How do I add an embed code to a Webflow page?: Open the Add panel, go to Components and drag the Embed element to where the code should run. Paste the code into the window that opens and click Save & Close. The canvas shows a placeholder, not the result. Publish the site and view the live page. Each Embed accepts up to 10,000 characters of code.
Can I use the Embed element on a Webflow CMS Collection page?: Yes. Drop the Embed into a Collection page template and every page generated from that collection carries it, which is useful for location pages that all show the same business reviews. Style the element's spacing in the Style panel as you would any block. Publishing the template updates all of its pages at once.
Why does my Webflow Embed show a placeholder instead of the widget in the Designer?: Webflow does not run custom code on the Designer canvas; the Embed element is drawn as a placeholder with a code icon so you can position it. Check the layout on the published site, or in the Designer's preview mode if the code renders there. Nothing is wrong with the element or the snippet.