Reviews Feed Pro, Reviews Feed Plus, and Reviews Feed Elite display customer reviews from Google, Yelp, and other review services on WordPress sites. Combine reviews from multiple accounts in one feed, or make separate feeds for different businesses, sources, or collections. Google business listings need a physical address, and the selected listing must have reviews available.

Sources and update schedules

The free edition can display up to 10 recent reviews for one business without an API key after email verification. In the free edition, an API key is needed for ongoing updates. When you add your own API keys, reviews can update daily. Paid editions can display up to 50 initial reviews from Google and Yelp and provide weekly automatic updates from multiple sources without an API key.

Paid editions add Trustpilot and Facebook reviews. Reviews Feed Plus also supports WooCommerce product reviews, which you can choose by product, category, or tag. Reviews Feed Elite adds TripAdvisor and add-on-directory reviews.

Choose which reviews appear

Filter reviews by star rating, keyword, or phrase, then use visual moderation to select the reviews shown. You can also block reviews from specific users, highlight a Google or Yelp review, or add reviews manually. Show reviewer names, dates, star ratings, and avatars, and display Yelp review pictures in a large popup lightbox. Visitors can expand review text to read the full review.

Choose chronological or reverse chronological order. A customizable feed header can show the overall Google or Yelp listing rating and include a button for users to leave a review.

Layout, languages, and submissions

Adjust the feed width and height, review count, columns, text size, background color, and spacing. Choose from preconfigured templates or use a carousel slider. Google reviews can appear in supported translated languages or without translation; WPML integration can display translated Google reviews in the chosen site language.

Paid editions can collect and display user-submitted reviews through WPForms or Formidable Forms.

Create and place a feed

Install and activate the plugin, then open the Reviews Feed menu in the WordPress dashboard. Create a feed, select and connect a review source, personalize the layout and content in the preview, and save your changes. Add the feed to a page or post with its shortcode, such as [reviews-feed feed=1], or use the Reviews Feed block. Create additional feeds for other businesses, sources, or collections, and place them on the same page or elsewhere on your website.