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Elfsight free stops at 200 views a month. Ranked for staying free: BlooTrue and Featurable (no view cap), SociableKIT 2,000, EmbedSocial and Tagembed 500, Trustindex, Common Ninja. Every figure dated.
Almost every review widget can show Google, Yelp, Facebook and other platforms together. They charge for it in three different ways: by views, by sources or by plan. What three platforms in one widget costs at each, read off the vendor pages in September 2026.
Elfsight stops at 200 views a month, EmbedSocial at 500, SociableKIT at 2,000. Seven free plans state no cap and withhold something else instead: freshness, review count, widget type or platforms. Every figure read on 24 September 2026.
Google is not the only place your reviews live, and every platform leaves something different in your page HTML. Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, Angi, BBB, TripAdvisor and Booking.com checked one by one, plus where ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity actually differ.
Big Cartel puts you in the live theme code, with no staging copy and no undo. Copy the template out before you paste anything into it.
Bubble builds apps, not documents, so nothing grows to fit its content. The HTML element needs a height or your review list gets cut off at the box.
Hostinger sells you hosting first and a builder second, so the first question is which product your site is actually running on. The answers differ.
Canva Sites takes a web link, not an HTML snippet. That single difference changes how a review widget gets onto the page, and what you can control.
Divi gives the same snippet three possible homes, and they have different lifetimes. Picking the wrong one is why a widget disappears when a layout is reused.
A Durable site is generated in seconds, which means everything on it started generic. Your reviews are the first thing on the page that is actually yours.
10Web generates the site with AI, but underneath it is WordPress running Elementor. That means you already know the answer and need no plugin.
Most review widgets render in an iframe or by JavaScript, so AI crawlers never see the reviews. A two-minute test for your own site, what "visible to AI" really requires, and how paid BlooTrue widgets write your reviews into your page HTML.
Jimdo ships two editors and only one of them runs custom code. Which one your site is on decides whether this is a paste or a rebuild.
Ecwid usually runs inside somebody else’s website, so there are two places to paste an embed and only one of them is right.
Carrd needs Pro Standard for the Embed element, shows nothing in the builder, and asks a question no other builder does: inline or hidden.
Instapage exists to match a page to the ad that sent the visitor. That principle decides which reviews to show, not just whether to show any.
The IONOS HTML module has a consent setting most guides never mention. Set it wrong and your reviews render for some visitors and not others.
New Google Sites takes an embed code through Insert, Embed, Embed code. It renders in a fixed-height sandboxed frame that earns the page no search credit.
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