Your Google reviews on your website, in one line of code.

Open Tools > Website embeds, pick Reviews, choose a layout and a design, then copy the one line of code and paste it into your page. The editor shows the steps for WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and plain HTML. It takes a few minutes.

There's no separate charge. Website embeds are part of every Zuops plan, from $19/mo, with no fee per widget, no view limits and no branding, and a business can keep up to 100 of them. If an agency runs your CRM, the agency decides whether the Google tools are included in what you pay them.

No. You can start by finding your business on Google Maps. Google Maps only shares a handful of reviews, though, so connect the Google account that manages your Business Profile to show all of them. The photo gallery and Latest updates come from Posts & Photos, which needs the connection.

New reviews are read from Google about every hour while AI Review Replies is on, and whenever you open your reviews in the CRM. The widget picks up the change within 5 minutes after that. Nothing needs to be pasted again.

Yes. The carousel shows 1 to 4 reviews across on a wide screen, with arrows above it or on its sides, dots, and an optional slow turn every 4, 6 or 8 seconds that stops as soon as someone uses it. On a phone it swipes one review at a time.

It shows 4 and 5 star reviews with words in them, newest first, up to 30, or 5 star reviews only. You can hide any single review and the next one takes its place. The rating and review count at the top are Google's own, across all your reviews, and link to your listing, where visitors can read every one.

Pick one of 8 designs, then change the font (21 Google Fonts, or your site's own), the colors, card style, corners, spacing and how each review is laid out. For anything else there's a box for your own CSS, which only affects the widget.

Yes, and on any site where you can paste HTML that runs a script. WordPress: a Custom HTML block (WordPress.com needs a paid plan with plugins on). Wix: Add, Embed code, Embed HTML. Squarespace: a Code block, on the Core plan and up. Webflow: a Code Embed element, on a paid Webflow plan.

It's one small script, under 11 KB compressed, that loads after the rest of your page, and photos load as they scroll into view. It draws in its own sealed box, so it can't clash with your site's styles.

Don't count on it from any widget. Google says pages where a business controls the reviews about itself are "ineligible for star review feature", so the markup leaves stars out rather than risk it. What the Business schema embed does give Google is your type of business, hours, address and services, kept up to date.

It puts real answers to your customers' questions on your page as text, and can add FAQ markup that search engines and AI assistants read. Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in 2026, so expect no special look in Google itself. Every answer comes from your own facts, and you check them before they show.

Yes. It runs inside each client's white-label CRM, the code loads from your CRM's domain, and nothing on the widget names the platform. Include the Google tools for everyone or sell them as an add-on. If a client's add-on ends, their widgets quietly show nothing.

Yes. The REST API, the MCP server and the Zuops chat can list, create, change and delete embeds, write an FAQ and refresh the business details from Google. Each embed comes back with its line of code, ready to paste.