About this plugin
com, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, Yelp, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Allegro and Booksy. Put them on your WordPress site as a rating badge, a review slider, testimonials or a full reviews page, and let visitors see what your customers say before they buy.
Everything happens in your WordPress dashboard: you create or connect your JustReview account, see your review sources and your plan, build widgets and place them on your pages with one click.
Free plan
Connect your Google reviews and Facebook reviews (recommendations) and show them in the JustReview Badge on every page of your site, for free. Paid plans add the review slider, the reviews page and the other widget types below, plus more review sources. The plugin marks which plan each widget needs.
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Reviews that search engines can read
Many review widgets load reviews with JavaScript after the page is ready, so search engines and AI assistants can find an empty box instead of reviews. JustReview puts the reviews page and the testimonials slider straight into the page HTML. The content stays on your page, and the widget still updates on its own when new reviews come in.
See it before you sign up
The plugin shows a live example widget right after installation, before you create an account. You see exactly what your visitors will get.
Six widget types
- JustReview Badge – a small rating badge in the corner of the screen. Visible on every page, takes no space. Free plan.
- JustReview Summary – average rating, review count and star breakdown in one block. Plus plan.
- JustReview Counters – review counts from each source, side by side. Plus plan.
- JustReview Testimonials – a review slider (carousel) or a grid of reviews. The reviews are in the page source from the start. Plus plan.
- JustReview Page – the full list of your reviews with filters, as a dedicated reviews page. The reviews are in the page source from the start, so search engines and AI assistants see them. Pro plan.
- JustReview Stars – stars in a line of text, next to a product or service. Pro plan.
Supported review sites
- Local businesses: Google, Facebook, Yelp, Yell, Yellow Pages, Thumbtack, Angi
- Hotels, travel and restaurants: Booking.com, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, OpenTable, Zomato
- Online stores and marketplaces: Amazon, eBay, Etsy, AliExpress, Walmart, Allegro, Google Shopping, Opineo
- Beauty and wellness: Booksy, Moment
- Software and apps: Capterra, Product Hunt, App Store, Google Play
- Health and legal: Healthgrades, Zocdoc, Vitals, RateMDs, WebMD, Avvo, Martindale
- Real estate: Zillow
Reviews from several sites can be combined in one widget, with the logo of each source next to its reviews.
What else it does
- Place a widget on any page with one click. No code to copy.
- Gutenberg block and a [justreview id="..."] shortcode for those who prefer it.
- Live preview of every widget while you edit it. Every change shows up right away, before you save.
- Star rating in search results: one switch on the badge adds your average rating and review count to the page code (schema.org). Pro and Ultimate plans.
- Widget files load only on pages that actually show reviews.
- A diagnostics screen that checks your site the way a new visitor sees it and tells you in plain words whether everything works.
- Coexistence mode: if you still have the old JustReview code in your theme, the plugin shows you the file and line, and changes nothing without you.
What this plugin will NOT do
It does not collect reviews on its own and does not store a copy of them in your WordPress database. Your JustReview account stays the source of truth: a review you hide there disappears from your site without waiting for a cron job.
An account is required
The plugin connects your site to the JustReview service and needs an account. You can create one without leaving WordPress. The free plan includes two sources: Google and Facebook.
Some widget types need a paid plan, and the plugin tells you so next to each of them instead of greying out buttons.
External services
This plugin connects to services operated by JustReview. Without them it cannot show any reviews.
- api.justreview.co – creates your account, signs you in, and reads your plan, your list of review sources and your list of allowed domains. When you create an account we send the email address, password, company name and the address of this site. When you sign in we send the email address and password. The password is never stored by the plugin: only an access token is kept, and it is deleted when you disconnect the account. Each request names the domain of this site and the plugin version in its User-Agent header, so your JustReview dashboard can show where the plugin is connected. When you click Connect Google or another dashboard button, the plugin asks for a one-time link to your dashboard, valid once and for two minutes.
- app.justreview.co – your JustReview dashboard. It opens in a new tab, already signed in, only when you click one of the dashboard buttons.
- render.justreview.co – builds the widget with your reviews. We send your account ID, the widget settings, the language and the domain of the site. This happens when a page with a widget is generated, at most once per cache period set in the plugin settings.
- justreview.co/widget/ – the widget stylesheet and script, loaded in your visitors’ browsers only on pages that show reviews.
The plugin sends no telemetry and collects no data about the visitors of your site.
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