Which review does it show?

A different one each time the page loads, taken at random from the reviews you published. So a returning visitor rarely reads the same one twice, and no single review has to carry the whole page.

Can I pick the review myself?

You choose the pool: limit the widget to a tag and it draws only from those. Pinning one exact review for ever is not what this layout is for — a quotation that never changes is a sentence you may as well type into the page.

How many templates are there?

Six, from a quiet editorial line to a full-width billboard. They differ enough that the same review reads as a different piece of design in each.

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Free quote review widget generator

Every other layout answers "what do people say about this business" by showing several answers and letting the reader average them. This one prints a single review the way a book jacket prints one line from one critic — and picks a different one on each visit, so the page is never quite the same twice. Change it below — no account needed until you want to use it.

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Drawn by the same renderer that runs on customers’ websites — this is the widget, not a picture of it.

Use this widget on my website

Free account, no card. Everything you have changed here comes with you — you will pick up where you left off.

What happens after you build one.

The widget above is styled with sample reviews. Putting it on your site is three steps, and the styling you just chose comes with you.

01Make an account
Free, no card. What you built here is waiting for you when you get to the widget step.
02Connect your reviews
Paste the address of your Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor or Airbnb listing. Yours replace the samples.
03Paste one line of code
Or install the app if you are on Wix or Webflow. It updates itself as new reviews arrive.

The code you end up with

<script async src="https://cdn.reviewsjet.com/@FlexByt/widgets/embedded-widgets/bundle.js"></script>
<reviewsjet-quote id="your-site-id" count="20" platform="others"></reviewsjet-quote>

When a quote is the right choice.

A page that needs one line of proof set into it, not a section of them.

Pick something else when…

If the reader is weighing you against somebody else, one review will not do it — volume is itself the argument, and the grid or the masonry wall makes it. The quote persuades somebody who is already half convinced.

01
Beside a price
One sentence from somebody who paid it, in the page’s own typography, where a grid of cards would break the layout in half.
02
Between two sections
A full-width band carrying one quotation, which is a piece of the page rather than a component dropped into it.
03
When you have very few reviews
Four reviews make a thin wall and one excellent quotation. This is the layout that does not advertise how many you have.

Questions.

Which review does it show?: A different one each time the page loads, taken at random from the reviews you published. So a returning visitor rarely reads the same one twice, and no single review has to carry the whole page.
Can I pick the review myself?: You choose the pool: limit the widget to a tag and it draws only from those. Pinning one exact review for ever is not what this layout is for — a quotation that never changes is a sentence you may as well type into the page.
How many templates are there?: Six, from a quiet editorial line to a full-width billboard. They differ enough that the same review reads as a different piece of design in each.

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