LocalRanks Pro
Website Review Widget & Schema

Show your Google reviews on your website

How do I show my Google reviews on my website?

LocalRanks Pro gives you one line of embed code that shows your real Google rating, total review count and newest reviews on any website. It works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and plain HTML. It also generates LocalBusiness structured data (JSON-LD) from your Google profile, so search engines and AI assistants read your name, address, phone and hours correctly.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Choose your style

    Light or dark theme, how many reviews, and whether to show only reviews with written text.

  2. 02

    Copy the code

    Paste one snippet where the reviews should appear on your site.

  3. 03

    Add the schema

    Copy the LocalBusiness JSON-LD into your page head and check it with Google's Rich Results Test.

What you get

Always up to date

Reviews refresh from your daily sync, so the widget never goes stale.

Honest by design

Shows your true Google rating and newest reviews regardless of stars. Hiding negative reviews can breach the FTC reviews rule.

Won't clash with your site

The widget is isolated from your site's styles, so your CSS can't break it and it can't break your site.

Structured data done right

Generated from your verified profile details, without the self-serving review markup Google ignores.

Availability: Included on all paid plans. Compare plans.

Frequently asked questions

Does adding Google reviews to my website help SEO?

Showing reviews builds trust with visitors and can improve conversions. For search engines, the bigger win is accurate LocalBusiness structured data, which LocalRanks Pro generates for you.

Will review stars show in Google search results for my own site?

Usually not. Google doesn't show star ratings in search results for reviews a business publishes about itself, so the schema we generate deliberately leaves rating markup out.

Can I hide negative reviews in the widget?

No. Selectively showing only positive reviews can mislead customers and breach the FTC's consumer reviews rule, so the widget shows your newest reviews and your true overall rating.

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Reply to every Google review in seconds. AI drafts three reply options, posts them to Google, and can auto-reply to positive reviews.
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