Add your Facebook reviews to any website — no developer needed
The visual builder
Make your Facebook reviews match your site
Pick a layout, colors, fonts and animations — the preview updates instantly, so what you see is exactly what embeds. No code, no theme fights.
Not just Facebook
Start with Facebook — add every other source when you’re ready
Connect Google and Etsy too, and combine reviews from multiple platforms into one all-in-one widget that shows a logo for each source — all in the same builder, the same embed.
Everything you need to show off your Facebook reviews
Built around the Facebook Graph API — real recommendations, current and search-friendly.
Connect your Facebook Page
Securely link your Page with official Facebook login and pick it from your list. Reviews come straight from the Graph API — never scraped, never faked.
Absolutely lovely team — booking again.
Fast, friendly and worth every penny.
Recommendations & ratings
Show the Facebook “Recommends” signal and star ratings your customers left — the social proof people trust most, right on your own site.
Always up to date
New Facebook reviews refresh on a recurring schedule, so your site stays current on its own — and any review removed on Facebook drops off on the next sync.
Star rich snippets for SEO
The widget adds valid AggregateRating and Review structured data (JSON-LD) to your page — so it’s eligible for the gold review stars in Google Search that lift click-through.
One-line embed, or WordPress
Paste a single line of code onto any site — HTML, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace or Webflow — or install the WordPress plugin. No developer, no theme fights.
Match your brand exactly
Grid, list, carousel, masonry or a compact rating badge — then tune colors, fonts, borders, shadows and dark mode in a live preview that matches what ships.
Simple pricing
Start free — upgrade when you grow
Create and embed a Facebook Reviews widget free, no credit card. Paid plans add more widgets, higher view limits, the WordPress plugin and branding removal.
Kick the tires on one site
forever, 1 site
The basics
- All layouts & styles
- Rating & keyword filters
- Hide & manually order reviews
- Review photos & daily auto-sync
- One-line embed
Everything a single site needs
billed monthly
Everything in Starter, plus
- Remove BrandTrust branding
- Unlimited review sources per widget
- Custom CSS
- SEO & E-A-T star schema
- Clone & duplicate widgets
Scale a growing brand
billed monthly
Everything in Essentials, plus
- Custom review tags & keyword auto-tagging
- Performance analytics — views, interactions, clicks
- Reply to Google reviews
- Engagement funnel & click-through
- Date ranges & period comparison
- Saved style presets
- WordPress plugin — uncapped views
Facebook Reviews widget FAQ
How do I add Facebook reviews to my website?
Connect your Facebook Page in BrandTrust.reviews, design a widget in the visual builder, then copy the one-line embed snippet and paste it into your website’s HTML. On WordPress you can use the plugin instead. Your Facebook reviews then appear and update automatically.
Is the Facebook Reviews widget free?
Yes — you can create and embed a Facebook Reviews widget on the free plan with no credit card required. Paid plans add more widgets, higher view limits, the WordPress plugin and branding removal.
Does it show Facebook Recommendations as well as star ratings?
Yes. Facebook’s reviews come through as recommendations and ratings, and the widget displays whichever your Page has — so visitors see the “Recommends” social proof and any star ratings together.
Do my Facebook reviews update automatically?
Yes. Reviews are fetched through Facebook’s official Graph API and refreshed on a schedule, so new reviews appear on your site without any manual work.
Can I filter which Facebook reviews are shown?
Yes. You can set a minimum rating, tag reviews your own way (Growth plans and up), and hide any you don’t want. The overall rating and total are always calculated from all fetched reviews, so filters never inflate your average.
Can I show reviews from platforms other than Facebook?
Yes. You can also connect Google and Etsy today, with TripAdvisor coming soon, and combine reviews from multiple platforms into a single all-in-one widget that tags each review with its source logo. It’s the same builder and the same one-line embed.
More questions? See the full FAQ.