Show business reviews on your WordPress site

Reviews Feed brings Google and Yelp reviews into one feed or into separate feeds for different businesses. The Google listing must have a physical address. Reviews Feed Pro, Reviews Feed Plus, and Reviews Feed Elite extend the available sources and add more ways to select and present reviews.

Create and place a feed

In the WordPress dashboard, open Reviews Feed and make a feed. Add a Google or Yelp source, choose a template, then adjust the feed in the preview. For Google, select the business listing; for Yelp, provide the business page. Add the saved feed to a page with the Reviews block, the Elementor widget, or a shortcode such as [reviews-feed feed=1]. Create separate feeds for other businesses or review collections, and place multiple feeds on the same page or on different pages.

Set the layout and choose reviews

Adjust the feed dimensions, review count, columns, text size, background color, and spacing. Feeds are responsive, and the paid plans include preconfigured templates and a carousel layout. Visitors can expand review text to read more. A feed header can show the Google or Yelp listing’s overall rating and a button to leave a review.

Paid features include filtering by star rating, keyword, or phrase; visual moderation to select which reviews appear; blocking reviews from specific customers; and highlighting a Google or Yelp review. You can also add reviews manually or create a collection of selected reviews. Reviewer names, dates, star ratings, and avatars can be displayed. Yelp review pictures can open in a popup, and reviews can appear in chronological or reverse chronological order.

Sources, languages, and update conditions

The free version works with Google and Yelp. After email verification, it can show up to 10 recent reviews for one business without an API key. Adding your own API keys enables daily review updates. Paid plans support up to 50 initial Google and Yelp reviews and weekly automatic updates from multiple sources without an API key. Additional paid sources include Facebook and Trustpilot; Elite also includes TripAdvisor and reviews from the WordPress extension directory. Google reviews can be shown in supported languages or left untranslated. WPML integration shows translated Google reviews in the selected site language.

Collect reviews and display product feedback

The paid plans can collect visitor-submitted reviews through WPForms and Formidable Forms and display them in feeds. Plus also supports WooCommerce product reviews, which you can select by product, category, or tag.