Review slider widget
One review at a time, full width, advancing on its own or when someone swipes. The layout for when you want each review actually read.
Review request widget
The layout whose whole job is asking. A heading, your current rating, your reviewers’ photos and the button.
When to use it
Every other layout displays reviews. This one collects them. It is a block you put where a customer has just had a good experience and has not yet closed the tab.
The elements are deliberate: showing the current rating and real reviewer photos makes the ask feel like joining something rather than doing a favour.
What you can set
Heading and supporting text
Show or hide the current rating and review count
Show or hide reviewer photos
Button label
What the button does: open the form in the widget, send people to a review platform, or offer both
Where it works best
Order confirmation and thank-you pages, a booking confirmation, the end of a support conversation that went well, or the account area of a long-standing customer.
More on collecting reviews, including what each platform allows — Google permits asking, Yelp does not.
The other layouts
There are fourteen in the editor and they compete with each other for the same visitor, so it is worth knowing when a different one is the better answer. The full gallery shows each one running.
Questions
Other layouts
Testimonial carousel widget
A row of review cards that scrolls sideways, several visible at once.
Reviews grid widget
Review cards in even rows and columns, all the same height.
Rating badge widget
A compact badge showing your rating, star row and review count. Clicking it opens the reviews in a popup.