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Free Yelp Review Widgets for HubSpot

Embed Yelp reviews on any HubSpot page in 60 seconds — drag an Embed module in, paste one snippet, Publish. Yelp only embeds one review at a time and HubSpot has no Yelp module; BlooTrue is the free path, no developer needed.

Key facts: 60-second install on HubSpot · fills Yelp's missing embed gap · drag-and-drop Embed module — no developer · works on the free CMS tier · landing pages + blog templates supported · no Yelp API key required

Last updated September 27, 2026·by Mike Ragimov

SEO + AI schema · paid plans

Review schema markup, on paid plans

Paid widgets add schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD to the page they sit on, so search engines and AI answer engines can read your Google reviews as structured data. Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself, so the gain is readability, not stars. The free plan shows the reviews without the schema. See how the schema works

Install guides

Same Yelp widget, platform-specific install guide. Pick where your site lives.

Looking for a different review source? See all Yelp widgets

Setting this up on a different platform? See all Yelp review widgets · Want a different review platform on HubSpot? All review widgets for HubSpot

Why Use BlooTrue for Yelp on HubSpot?

The only free way to put Yelp reviews on HubSpot pages — Yelp only embeds one review at a time, and HubSpot has no Yelp module.

Your Whole Yelp Page, Not One Review

Yelp only embeds one review at a time. BlooTrue is the free, paste-and-go alternative — pulls reviews from your public Yelp page automatically.

No Developer Ticket

The whole install lives in the drag-and-drop page editor. No HubL, no theme-code access, no design manager. Marketing ships Yelp social proof without waiting on a sprint.

Fills the HubSpot Marketplace Gap

HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Yelp reviews module. BlooTrue drops into the standard Embed module on the free CMS tier, landing pages, and blog templates.

No Yelp API Key Required

Works with any public Yelp business profile. No Yelp Fusion application, no API quotas, no business-level claim required.

What makes a Yelp widget different from a Google review widget?

Yelp's review ecosystem has its own API rules, review filter, and attribution requirements. Knowing them up front avoids surprises after you embed.

Where the reviews and the Yelp rating come from

The star rating and review count in the widget header come from Yelp, exactly as Yelp publishes them for your listing. They are never averaged from the cards on your page. The cards are reviews from your public Yelp page, each credited to Yelp and linked back to your yelp.com/biz page. Paid plans refresh them every day; a free widget keeps the reviews from the day you built it.

Yelp's own options are narrower. The Embed review button on yelp.com puts one recommended review on your site at a time, and it is only on the desktop site. The Yelp Places API (formerly Fusion) returns up to three review excerpts of about 160 characters per business, and it is paid after a 30-day trial.

Yelp's recommendation software and your rating

Yelp's software sorts every review automatically. Yelp says about three quarters of reviews are recommended. The rest sit under “not currently recommended” at the bottom of your Yelp page and do not count toward your star rating or review count. Because the widget header uses Yelp's own rating and count, those reviews never move it. The sorting is automated and Yelp says no employee can override it, so a review can move in or out of the recommended set over time.

Yelp asks businesses not to ask for reviews

Yelp's rule is plain: “Don't ask anyone to review your business.” That covers customers, mailing lists, friends and family, so review-request emails and signs pointing at Yelp work against you there. A widget fits inside the rule: it shows the Yelp reviews you already have and asks nobody for one. If you want to ask customers for reviews, ask on platforms that allow it, such as Google.

Yelp display compliance: logo, star icon, attribution

Yelp's display guidelines require that any third-party widget (a) display the Yelp logo or wordmark on each review card or in the widget header, (b) use Yelp's official red star icon for ratings rather than a substitute, and (c) link each review back to its source URL on yelp.com. BlooTrue handles all three automatically — you don't need to add anything to your embed code. Removing the Yelp logo or replacing the star icon (e.g. with a gold star to match your brand) violates Yelp's terms, so the widget doesn't expose those as customizable. If you need full visual control, use the BlooTrue Google widget instead, which has no such third-party constraints.

Yelp tips for HubSpot

The Embed module works on HubSpot's free CMS tier — no Marketing Hub upgrade needed to show Yelp reviews.
Marketing teams can add the widget to landing pages without a developer: drag an Embed module, paste, publish.
For blog-wide placement, add the embed to your blog template in the design manager so every post carries Yelp proof.

Want more on Yelp itself? See the Yelp widget overview or our guide to embedding Yelp reviews on any website.

How Do I Install BlooTrue Yelp on HubSpot?

Takes less than a minute. Same path on website pages, landing pages, and blog templates.

Edit the Page in HubSpot

In HubSpot, open Marketing → Website → Website Pages (or Landing Pages for a Marketing Hub landing page) and click Edit on the page where you want Yelp reviews.

Works on the free CMS tier and every paid Hub — same editor, same modules.

Drag an Embed Module Into the Layout

In the page editor, drag an Embed module from the left panel into the layout where you want reviews to appear.

A Custom HTML module works identically — the BlooTrue snippet is plain HTML, so use whichever module your theme exposes.

Paste the Snippet and Publish

Paste the BlooTrue Yelp embed code into the module field, then click Publish. Your Yelp reviews appear on the live page instantly.

Optional — Blog-Wide Placement via the Blog Template

To show Yelp reviews on every blog post, add the same Embed (or Custom HTML) module to your blog template — one edit covers the entire blog.

No-developer note: nothing in this flow needs HubL, theme-code access, or the design manager — it all happens in the editors the marketing team already uses.

Reviews auto-sync from Yelp every 24 hours.

How BlooTrue Compares to Other Yelp-on-HubSpot Options

Yelp only embeds one review at a time. HubSpot has no Yelp module. Here are the only paths.

Option	BlooTrue	Yelp official	Custom HubL module
Whole Yelp page in one widget		—	Manual scrape
Works on the free CMS tier		—	Limited
Marketing team can install alone		—	—
Auto-sync new Yelp reviews		—	—
No Yelp API key needed		—	Sometimes
Works on landing pages + blog templates		—
SEO rich snippets (JSON-LD)		—	Manual
Pricing for full features	$9/mo	N/A	Dev time

Yelp Review Widget for HubSpot — Free, the Only Free Path

BlooTrue's Yelp Review Widget for HubSpot is a free embed that displays your Yelp reviews on any HubSpot page — CMS Hub website pages (including the free CMS tier), Marketing Hub landing pages, and blog templates. There's a double gap to bridge: Yelp only embeds one review at a time, and HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Yelp reviews module. BlooTrue fills both gaps with a snippet that drops into the standard HubSpot Embed module (or Custom HTML module): edit the page, drag the module from the left panel into the layout, paste, Publish. No HubL, no theme code, no developer ticket — the marketing team ships Yelp social proof on its own. 100+ widget styles, light and dark themes, free custom color picker. On paid plans, schema.org Review + AggregateRating JSON-LD is added to the page where the embed runs inline rather than inside an iframe, so search engines and AI assistants can read the reviews as structured data. Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself, so the gain is readability, not stars.

Why isn't Yelp's own embed enough?

Yelp's own Embed review button puts one review on a page at a time, and Yelp publishes no widget for a whole business page. On the HubSpot side the gap is the same — the marketplace has no first-party Yelp reviews module. Third-party widgets like BlooTrue are the canonical way to surface Yelp reviews on a HubSpot page, and because the install is a drag-and-drop module, a marketing team can do it without engineering.

About Yelp reviews in this widget

The Yelp widget puts your Yelp business page's recommended reviews on your site, with the star rating and count Yelp publishes for that page at the top. Yelp's recommendation software sorts every incoming review, and the ones it files as not recommended sit in a separate section at the bottom of your Yelp page, outside the public rating, so they never move your widget's number. Each card is credited to Yelp and links back to your yelp.com/biz page. A common mistake is pasting Yelp's own embed code, which shows one review in an iframe.

Frequently Asked Questions

A customer left me a Yelp review but it is not in my widget, why?

First check whether Yelp filed it under 'not recommended' at the bottom of your Yelp page. Yelp's recommendation software keeps those reviews out of the public rating, and the widget follows the listing as Yelp shows it. On the free plan, a review posted after you built the widget waits until a paid plan refreshes it daily.

Why not just use Yelp's own embed code?

Because it shows one review. The Embed review button on the desktop yelp.com puts a single recommended review on your page. The widget shows many at once, with Yelp's own star rating and review count in the header and each card linked back to your listing at yelp.com/biz/your-business.

Will a Yelp review widget give me star snippets in Google results?

No. The Yelp widget deliberately adds no review schema markup, and since July 2026 Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself through a widget. You still get the reviews on your pages with Yelp's rating and count in the header; you do not get star snippets from this source.

Is the BlooTrue Yelp widget free for HubSpot?

Yes. BlooTrue is completely free for HubSpot. No marketplace module, no recurring fee, unlimited views with no caps, no Hub upgrade required. The free plan shows your Yelp reviews with BlooTrue branding in the footer.

Does Yelp offer its own embed widget for HubSpot?

Not for a whole page. Yelp only embeds one review at a time. HubSpot's marketplace has no first-party Yelp reviews module either. BlooTrue fills both gaps with a free embed pasted into the standard Embed module.

Do I need a Yelp API key or Yelp Fusion access?

No. BlooTrue works with any public Yelp business profile — no Yelp API key, no Yelp Fusion application, no business-level claim required.

Does it work on HubSpot's free CMS?

Yes. HubSpot's free CMS tier ships the same drag-and-drop page editor with the Embed and Custom HTML modules, so the snippet pastes in exactly the same way as on paid CMS Hub tiers. No upgrade required to display Yelp reviews.

Can I add Yelp reviews to a HubSpot blog template?

Yes. Add the Embed (or Custom HTML) module to your blog template and the widget renders on every blog post automatically — one edit covers the whole blog. Particularly useful for local-service businesses whose blog drives discovery traffic.

Does it work on Marketing Hub landing pages?

Yes. Marketing Hub landing pages use the same page editor — drag the Embed module in, paste the snippet, Publish. For local-service campaigns, Yelp reviews next to a booking form is exactly the social proof prospects are looking for.

Will the widget slow down my HubSpot pages?

No. The widget loads asynchronously after your page content. The script is under 20KB and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical impact on Largest Contentful Paint is under 50ms — well within Core Web Vitals thresholds.