Put your Google Play reviews on your website

Create a Testimonials widget, choose the Google Play Reviews template, and paste the link to your app's Google Play page. That is the whole setup. There is no developer account to link and no API key.

No. The widget reads the same public reviews anyone can see on your app's store page, so you can embed reviews for any app you have the link for.

Public reviews from your app's Google Play listing, newest first, with the reviewer's name and profile photo where Google provides one. Google Play reviews are one worldwide pool rather than per-country storefronts, so there is nothing to pick: the widget shows the latest reviews across regions.

Yes. Add a visibility rule such as "Rating is at least 4" in the Source tab and only matching reviews are shown. You can also sort by rating or date and limit how many load per page.

Shareables checks for new reviews on a schedule, roughly every few days, and republishes the widget when something changed. It is not a live feed, which is deliberate: it keeps the page fast and stays well within the store's limits.

The rating bar shows the average rating and the total number of ratings reported by Google Play for your app, not just the reviews shown on the page. It is captured when you set the widget up and refreshed when you edit and republish.

Yes. Use the App Store + Google Play Reviews template, or add a second source to any review widget. Reviews from both stores are interleaved by rating and the overall rating bar shows a combined, count-weighted average.

Everything is editable in the visual editor: layout (wall, carousel, marquee), card style, fonts, colors, star color, which fields show, and the rating bar's heading, numbers and button. No CSS required, though you can add your own.

Wherever you point it. Set a custom link in the Review Header settings, for example your app's store page or a feedback form. The button is optional.

No. Connecting your app is a paste-a-link step and all styling happens in the editor. Adding the widget to your site is a copy-and-paste embed code.

Any website that accepts an embed code: Webflow, Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Notion, Framer, Carrd, Shopify and plain HTML sites.

Yes. The rating bar stacks and centers on narrow screens and review cards reflow to a single column, so it reads well on phones.

Yes, you can start on the free plan, which includes the review source and a small "Powered by" badge. Paid plans remove the badge and add custom domains and more widgets.