Show your Google reviews on your website
Paste your Google Maps link and get a live wall of your Google reviews for your homepage, booking page or checkout. It updates as new reviews come in, on any website.
People check your Google reviews before they book. Putting them on your own site, next to the button you want them to press, saves them the trip and saves you the lost visitor.
What it shows
- A review wall: cards with the reviewer’s name and photo, the stars, the date and the review text. Long reviews fold behind a Show more link.
- Your replies, if you want them shown. Answering a bad review well is good proof too.
- Or a photo grid made from the reviews that include customer photos.
- As a grid, a carousel, a bento or a masonry layout, light or dark. Bento can give its big squares to your top-rated reviews.
On Growth and up you can also filter: only 4 stars and up, only reviews with photos, or only reviews that mention a word, like “wedding” or “gluten free”.
How to set it up
- Sign in to TileSet with Google.
- Add a source, pick Google Reviews, and paste your Google Maps link. You can also type your business name and choose it from the list.
- Build the widget and pick a layout.
- Paste the snippet into your site, or ask your AI agent to do it.
There is no Google Business sign-in step. Reviews on Google are public, so the Maps link is enough.
How fresh is it?
New reviews show up on the next refresh. Refreshes run on credits on every plan, and a Google source costs more credits than the others because the review data comes from a paid provider. You choose how often it updates, from once a day to once a week, or on the days you pick at a set time. On Starter and up you can also press Update now to fetch new reviews straight away, up to once an hour. On the free plan, a Google source whose widgets have been shown and then not viewed for two weeks stops refreshing, and starts again the next time someone loads the page. Either way the wall never goes empty: it keeps showing the reviews it already has.
Why you can trust it
We show your reviews as Google has them, including the less happy ones unless you choose a star filter. We store the review content needed to show the wall and nothing about your visitors.