New — for WordPress 6.0+
The Google reviews plugin for WordPress that lets you choose the order.
No API key. Five layouts. One shortcode. Pick a layout below — that is exactly what your page renders.
Live in under two minutes · No page-view limits · Cancel any time
Booked them for a full rewire and they finished a day early. Left the place tidier than they found it, which almost never happens.
Second time using them. Same care as the first, same fair quote, no surprises on the invoice.
Good work overall and a genuinely nice team. Parking on our street was a bit of a puzzle for them.
Came out same day when our consumer unit tripped and would not reset. Explained what had failed instead of just swapping parts.
Quoted three electricians. They were not the cheapest but they were the only ones who actually looked at the loft before pricing it.
Replaced the lighting across two floors of the office over a weekend so we did not lose a working day. Clear quote, no extras at the end.
Real markup, not a screenshot — the same review card the plugin ships, in all five layouts.
5
Layouts, all in every plan
0
API keys to create or rotate
~2 min
From activation to reviews on the page
Unlimited
Page views, on every plan
Only in GetReviewX
Your best review is rarely your newest. Put it first.
Most reviews plugins hand you newest-first and leave it there. Pin the review that sells, push the lukewarm one down, hide the one that is not representative — and watch the widget update as you do it.
Curation board
Try it — it's live- Priya Banerjee★★★★★Good work overall and a genuinely nice team. Parking on our street was a bit of a puzzle for them.
- Amara Mensah★★★★★Booked them for a full rewire and they finished a day early. Left the place tidier than they found it, which almost never happens.
- Jonas Keller★★★★★Second time using them. Same care as the first, same fair quote, no surprises on the invoice.
- Tom Whitfield★★★★★Came out same day when our consumer unit tripped and would not reset. Explained what had failed instead of just swapping parts.
In the plugin you drag rows to reorder. Arrows here so it works on a phone and from the keyboard.
What your visitors see
4/4 showing- Priya Banerjee★★★★★
Good work overall and a genuinely nice team. Parking on our street was a bit of a puzzle for them.
- Amara Mensah★★★★★
Booked them for a full rewire and they finished a day early. Left the place tidier than they found it, which almost never happens.
- Jonas Keller★★★★★
Second time using them. Same care as the first, same fair quote, no surprises on the invoice.
- Tom Whitfield★★★★★
Came out same day when our consumer unit tripped and would not reset. Explained what had failed instead of just swapping parts.
Curation changes what appears on your own site only. Nothing here edits, reports or removes anything on Google, and when you filter by rating the plugin adds the disclosure Google's policy requires.
Everything you need to show Google reviews well. Nothing you don't.
Curation board you can drag
Reorder reviews, pin the ones that sell, hide the ones you would rather not lead with. Most plugins hand you newest-first and leave it there.
Two ways to connect
Search your business name and you are live in seconds — no API key, no Cloud project. Or connect a Google Business Profile and get every review, your replies and customer photos.
Elementor, blocks, shortcodes
Native Elementor widgets with real style controls, a block that previews in the editor, and a shortcode for everywhere else.
Rendered on your server
Review text sits in your page's HTML, not injected by a script after load. No third-party CDN to go down and take your reviews with it.
Filter by rating
Show every review, or only four and five stars. Filter and the plugin adds the disclosure Google's policy requires — automatically.
No view limits, ever
One licence, one price. Your reviews do not stop showing because a page-view meter ran out on the 22nd of the month.
Built for Elementor
Drag the widget in. Style it where you already style everything.
Native Elementor widgets with real style controls — not an iframe, not a shortcode dropped in a text block. Columns, gaps, card background, star colour and typography all live in the Style tab, so the reviews inherit your design instead of fighting it.
- Widgets for grid, carousel, list, masonry and badge
- Style tab controls: columns, gap, radius, card and star colour
- Typography inherits your global fonts by default
- Renders in the editor canvas, not behind a placeholder box
Live preview
Booked them for a full rewire and they finished a day early. Left the place tidier than they found it, which almost never happens.
Second time using them. Same care as the first, same fair quote, no surprises on the invoice.
One line of code
Not on Elementor? Paste a shortcode anywhere.
Page builder, classic editor, theme template, widget area. Every attribute is optional — the bare shortcode already renders your curated order.
[getreviewx layout="grid" columns="3" min_rating="4" limit="6" show_replies="true"]
Rendered server-side into your HTML. No third-party script, no CDN that can take your reviews down with it.
Five steps. About two minutes.
No API key, no Google Cloud project, nothing to paste. The plugin walks you through it the first time you open it.
- 1
Find your business
Type the name, pick it from the list. No API key to paste.
- 2
Select layout
Grid, carousel, list, masonry or a floating badge.
- 3
Select style
Light, dark, or match your site. Columns and spacing.
- 4
Set up widget
Choose which reviews show and what each card displays.
- 5
Insert code
Copy the shortcode, or drop in the Elementor widget.
One price. Every feature. No page-view meter.
All five layouts, every integration and the curation board are in every plan. The only difference is how many sites you activate it on.
Single site
$59/ yr
1 site
- 5 ready-made layouts
- Curation board
- Automatic sync
- Elementor & Gutenberg
- Shortcodes support
- Updates & support
5 sites
$99/ yr
5 sites
- 8 ready-made layouts
- Curation board
- Automatic sync
- Elementor & Gutenberg
- Priority updates & support
- Advanced features
Unlimited sites
Most popular$199/ yr
Unlimited
- 13 ready-made layouts
- Curation board
- Automatic sync
- Elementor & Gutenberg
- Multi-location support
- Priority updates & support
Prices in USD. Payments and invoices are handled by Dodo Payments as merchant of record, so local tax is calculated and remitted for you. Cancel renewals any time from your account portal.
How to display Google reviews on WordPress
Google reviews are the proof most buyers check before they call you, and they live on a page you do not control. Bringing them onto your own site puts that proof next to your prices, your booking form and your call-to-action — where it can actually do something. There are three common ways to do it on WordPress, and they are not equally good.
1. Pasting a Google embed or a third-party script
Fastest to set up, worst to live with. The reviews are injected by JavaScript after your page loads, so they arrive late, shift your layout while they land, and disappear entirely if the provider has an outage. The review text is never in your HTML, so it is not really part of your page's content at all.
2. Building it yourself on the Google Places API
Full control, and a project. You need a Google Cloud account, a billing card, an API key to keep secret and rotate, a caching layer so you are not paying per page view, and a plan for the storage limits in Google's terms. Worth it if you are a developer with a specific need; overkill for a business that wants reviews on the homepage this afternoon.
3. A plugin that syncs and renders server-side
This is what GetReviewX does. It fetches your Google reviews on a schedule, stores them in your own WordPress database, and renders them into your page's HTML on your server. Visitors get the reviews in the first response — no loading state, no layout shift, no third-party dependency at render time. You search your business name to connect, so there is no API key to manage; connecting a Google Business Profile instead is optional and adds your owner replies and the photos customers attached.
Where to put reviews so they convert
Three or four curated reviews directly under your main call-to-action usually beats a wall of twenty at the bottom of the page. Grid works on a homepage; list suits a dedicated testimonials page where the full text and your replies can be read; carousel fits a tight section; the floating badge suits service and pricing pages where you want the rating visible while someone decides. Whichever you choose, curation is what makes the section work — the review that answers your buyer's biggest doubt should be the first one they read, and it is rarely the most recent.
One honest caveat about SEO
Showing your own Google reviews will not put star ratings in your search listing. Google rules out review rich results for reviews an entity publishes about itself, and any plugin promising otherwise is selling you something it cannot deliver. What server-side rendering does help with is real: genuine content in your HTML, no layout shift from late-loading scripts, and no external request standing between your visitor and your page.
Put your best review where people will actually see it.
Connect Google, pick a layout, paste one shortcode. Two minutes, and your reviews are on your server in the order you decided.
WordPress 6.0+ · PHP 7.4+ · Works with any theme