One plugin pulls Google and Trustpilot into a single combined rating, then hands you 25 layouts and 57 card designs to say it with. Everything below this line is the real widget — not a screenshot.
No code · No API keys · One plan covers every Framer project you own
Ticker layout · Elevated cards · running live in your browser right now
Read straight out of the production database when this page loaded. No launch-day rounding, no baseline.
This is the plugin's own picker, rebuilt on the page — same 25 layouts, same 57 card designs, same stylesheet the published widget ships with.
No border/shadow/hover switches to assemble — that flow made ugly cards and quietly asked you to do the design work. Fifty-seven finished looks instead, sorted into seven families. Every accent in every one of them follows the colour you set in Framer.
57 designs · 7 families · 20 free on every plan
Every card above is live — hover one to see its motion, click it to load it into the studio.
Before it inserts, the plugin reads your project's text styles, colour styles, corner radii and the background it's about to land on, then bakes those tokens in. Light page, dark page — the same widget, no restyling.
Drag the handle. Same layout, same card, two pages.
Every competitor makes you show a Google block and a Trustpilot block. Vanssay weights them by review count into a single score — 4.8 from 1,626 reviews reads stronger than 4.9 from 12. Five badge shapes carry it, all free.
On paid plans the widget re-fetches on every page load. A five-star review left this morning is on your site this morning — you don't reopen the plugin, and you don't republish.
The widget emits schema.org rating markup so Google can show stars under your listing. Pick the type that truthfully describes you — local business, product, or software.
Pin the reviews that sell, hide the one about the parking. Filter by minimum stars. Your widget stops being a firehose and starts being an argument.
Your visitors' browsers never see a Google or Trustpilot credential. The widget asks our API, the API asks the platforms, and the answer is cached and rate-limited centrally. Nothing to rotate, nothing to leak.
The plan sits on your account, not on a project. Pro connects five businesses, Agency thirty — so a studio can run every client site off one login, each with its own reviews and its own layout.
After that the widget maintains itself.
Search your business by name — the plugin resolves it to your Google profile. Paste a Trustpilot URL too, if you have one. That's the whole setup; no API keys, no verification files, no DNS.
Pin your best ones, hide the noise, set a minimum star rating. Then pick one of 25 layouts and one of 57 card designs — previewed with your actual reviews, before anything touches your canvas.
One click drops a real Framer code component onto the canvas, already wearing your fonts, colours and corner radii. Every knob stays editable in Framer's own right-hand panel afterwards.
One subscription covers every Framer project on your account.
To see it on your real site before you decide.
One site, one business, no watermark.
Real traffic, several businesses, full control.
Every client site, off one login.
100,000 views a month, 2 businesses, every layout and card design, curation and SEO stars — forever. The one trade: reviews refresh weekly instead of on every page load. That's what makes a single payment sustainable, and it's the honest version of the deal.
7-day money-back guarantee · Cancel in two clicks · No card to start
Yes, literally. The stylesheet this page loads is the plugin's own widget CSS, copied out of the source with no edits, and the markup is the same DOM the published component renders. If a card looks like that here, it looks like that on your site.
A sample café — a fictional business with a realistic spread of five-, four- and two-star reviews, so the layouts are shown handling the awkward ones too. Inside the plugin you search your own business and every preview switches to your real reviews before anything is inserted.
No. It's a Framer plugin: connect your business, pick a layout, click insert. What lands on the canvas is a real Framer code component — you can move it, resize it and restyle it from Framer's right-hand panel like any other layer.
Before inserting, the plugin reads your project's text styles, colour styles, corner radii and the background colour where the widget will land, then bakes those tokens into the component. It looks native from the first second, and every token stays editable afterwards.
They come straight from your Google Business Profile and your Trustpilot page. On Starter, Pro and Agency the widget re-fetches on every page load. On Free you refresh from the plugin; on Lifetime it re-syncs weekly.
Because that's what the provider actually returns per fetch, and quoting a number we can't deliver would just mean your preview and your live site show different reviews. Twenty per platform, forty combined, is the real ceiling — so that's what's on the pricing table.
Yes. The plan lives on your account, not on a project. Pro connects up to five businesses and Agency up to thirty, each with its own reviews, layout and card design.
Nothing breaks and no “upgrade” box appears to your visitors. The widget quietly shows three reviews instead of your full set until the counter resets next month, and you get an email the moment it happens.