How to add reviews to any website
Whether your reviews already exist somewhere else, live in your store, or do not exist yet — three different answers.
How-to guides
Step by step, platform by platform, including the routes that are not our product.
What is here
Thirteen guides, one per platform plus a general one. Each names the exact menu path, the name that builder uses for its embed field, and what goes wrong there.
They cover the options that are not us, including the platform’s own built-in reviews and hardcoding testimonials by hand, because a guide that only describes its own product is not a guide.
Browse
Every page in this section, with the rest linked from each one.
How to add reviews to Shopify
Three routes, depending on whether the reviews already exist somewhere else, live in your store, or do not exist yet.
How to add reviews to WordPress
The exact steps for WordPress, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Wix
The exact steps for Wix, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Squarespace
The exact steps for Squarespace, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to WooCommerce
The exact steps for WooCommerce, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Elementor
The exact steps for Elementor, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Webflow
The exact steps for Webflow, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to a plain HTML site
The exact steps for HTML, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Magento
The exact steps for Magento, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to BigCommerce
The exact steps for BigCommerce, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to GoDaddy
The exact steps for GoDaddy, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How to add reviews to Weebly
The exact steps for Weebly, in about five minutes, without a developer.
How each guide is built
A short answer first, then the configurator, then the detailed steps for anyone who wants them. Each names the exact menu path in that builder, what it calls its embed field, where reviews belong in its templates, and the failure mode particular to it.
They also cover the routes that are not our product — the platform’s own built-in reviews where it has them, and hardcoding testimonials by hand. A guide that only describes its own product is an advert.
If something does not appear
Help and troubleshooting works through the causes in order of frequency, with the console errors written out literally.