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Trustpilot · WordPress

Official WordPress plugin

Trustpilot reviews widget for WordPress.

Plenty of established companies run a WordPress marketing site alongside a Trustpilot profile they have been feeding for years — and never put one on the other.

The grid is usually the right one here

Company reviews tend to be similar in length, which is exactly when a grid looks tidy rather than ragged.

4.8(6 reviews)
Jul 9, 2026

Support actually replied

Had a billing question at eight in the evening and had a real answer before nine. That is rarer than it should be.

Daniel Brennan
Jun 27, 2026

Does exactly what it says

Signed up expecting to spend an afternoon on setup and was finished before my coffee went cold.

Elena Petrova
Jun 11, 2026

Solid, with room to grow

Everything I needed is there. A couple of the reporting screens feel like they are still catching up with the rest.

Callum Hayes
May 30, 2026

Cancelled the other subscription

It replaced two tools we were paying for separately and does both jobs better.

Ravi Patel
May 17, 2026

Migration was painless

Moved everything over on a Sunday afternoon expecting a mess. Nothing broke.

Marek Kowalski
May 3, 2026

Worth it for the reporting alone

I stopped keeping the spreadsheet I had been maintaining for two years.

Aisha Rahman
Build this widget freeTry a different layout

Sample Trustpilot reviews, drawn by the real widget. Yours replace them once you connect your listing.

What is different about WordPress.

  • A shortcode on the pricing page is usually the highest-value place to put it.

  • The plugin route matters here: security plugins are common on business WordPress sites and they strip pasted scripts.

How it installs

Install the ReviewsJet plugin from the WordPress directory and place a shortcode — [rj_slider], [rj_masonry] and so on — wherever the reviews belong.

Layouts you can use

6 of ReviewsJet’s 7 — every layout except the product widget, which needs a Wix store.

Shortcodes

[rj_marquee] [rj_slider] [rj_masonry] [rj_grid] [rj_list] — the popup has none, because it is site-wide rather than placed on a page.

Where to get it

WordPress marketplace

Add the Grid widget to your WordPress site

  1. 01

    Install the ReviewsJet plugin

    In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New, search for "ReviewsJet" and install it. You can also get it from wordpress.org/plugins/reviewsjet.

  2. 02

    Activate it

    Open Plugins → Installed Plugins and click Activate under ReviewsJet.

  3. 03

    Add the shortcode

    Paste this wherever you want the reviews — a page, a post, or a widget area — then update the page:

    [rj_grid id="your-site-id" count="15"]

Trustpilot and WordPress, specifically.

Where does it help most?
Next to whatever asks for a decision — a pricing table, a contact form, a quote request.
Can I show only the best ones?
You publish reviews individually, so only what you publish appears.

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