Vanssay Google Reviews Live See pricing

Real Google reviews, live on your Framer site in five minutes.

Seven layouts, styled to match your design exactly. Pay once, keep it on every project you ever build. No subscription, ever.

This is the component itself, running the code you install. Sample reviews shown; on your site these are your own.

See pricing, $8 How it works No account, no subscription, no server between your site and Google.

What you are buying

A single Framer code component. Drop it on a frame, fill in two fields, publish.

Seven layouts
Grid, carousel, list, ticker, spotlight, highlight, and a compact rating badge. Switch any time from the properties panel.
Styled by you
Text, accent and card colours, corner radius, card size, padding, gap, font, ticker speed, header on or off.
Filter by rating
Show everything, or only reviews at or above the star rating you choose.
No server, no account
Your site talks to Google directly. Nothing routes through anyone else's infrastructure, so there is nothing to go down and nothing to trust.
Cached, so it stays cheap
Reviews are stored in the visitor's browser for a window you set (24 hours by default), so repeat visits cost no API calls.
Fails quietly
If anything is misconfigured, you see the reason on the Framer canvas and your visitors see nothing at all. No broken box on a live site.

Setup

Three steps, about five minutes, and you never touch it again.

Get a Google API key

In Google Cloud Console, enable Places API (New) and create an API key. Restrict it to your domain and to that one API.

Find your Place ID

Search your business in Google's Place ID Finder and copy the ID. It starts with ChIJ.

Paste both, publish

Drop the component on a frame, paste the key and the ID into the properties panel, pick a layout. Reviews appear straight away.

Read the full setup guide for every step in detail, with the exact key restrictions to use and a fix for each error Google can return.

Pricing

$8 one time

You get the component link straight after paying, usually on your site within the hour.

Good to know

Google shows five reviews per business. That's a Places API limit every Google-key component runs into, not something specific to this one, and the five you get stay genuinely live, pulled straight from Google, never stale.

API calls run through your own Google account. Places API's free monthly allowance easily covers a typical small-business site, and the built-in caching keeps you well inside it.

Restrict your API key to your domain, one setting in Google Cloud Console, and it's useless to anyone who finds it in your page source. The setup guide shows exactly where to click.