Reviews widgets for agencies and freelancers
One account, every client
Build and manage widgets for all your clients from a single dashboard rather than holding forty logins. Websites are unlimited on every plan, so the constraint is total views and how many widgets you build, not how many clients you have.
White-label
Your branding, no “powered by”. The widget looks like part of the site you built rather than like something bought in, which is the difference between a deliverable and a dependency the client discovers later.
Handing over
Sub-accounts let a client take ownership of their own widget when the relationship changes, without you unpicking a shared login. Worth setting up at the start rather than at the end.
Multi-location clients
A client with several locations puts them in one widget, up to 100 sources. A client with many locations each needing their own reviews is Dynamic Sources — one widget, content varying by page, which is the difference between building one thing and building forty.
What clients ask about
Two questions come up and almost no vendor in this category can answer either. Page speed: the widget loads after content rather than blocking it, and here is the detail. Accessibility: auto-advance is off by default, and a published conformance statement is an honest gap we are working on. What to ask any vendor.
Designing it in
Seven themes, an accent colour, fourteen groups of settings, a font that inherits the site, and a custom CSS field for the rest. It should not arrive looking like a third-party box.