TrustGetter

Google reviews + Instagram feed widgets

Turn your Google reviews and Instagram into trust that wins customers

Show your rating, real customer reviews and latest posts on any website. Connect once, pick a layout and paste one line of code. Live in five minutes, and it stays up to date on its own.

Works on

WordPressShopifyWixSquarespaceWebflowFramerDrupal

or any site that accepts custom HTML

What you can put on your site

Two widgets. One line of code each.

One shows what your customers say about you. The other shows what you have been doing. Take either, or run both on the same site — they are sold and counted separately, so a busy month on one never uses up the other.

Google Reviews

Your rating, your review count and the reviews themselves — on the page where somebody is deciding whether to call you.

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  • Star filter, sort order, and hide any review you would rather not show
  • Rating badge for a footer, or a panel that floats over every page
  • Refreshes itself on a schedule — you never touch it again

Instagram Feed

The posts you are already making, kept current on your own pages — so the site looks as alive as the account does.

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  • A grid, a gapless wall, a scrolling row of reels, a fixed composition
  • Tapping a post opens it on your page, not on instagram.com
  • Reels play where they are — in the grid and in the panel

How it works

Three steps, whichever widget you pick

The same three screens for reviews and for the feed, on whatever your site is built with. No developer, no theme files, no FTP.

1

Connect

about a minute

Find your Google listing by name, or approve access on Instagram's own screen. We fetch your content once and keep a copy, so your page never waits on anybody else's server.

2

Design

as long as you like

Pick a layout, then set the colours, the type and the spacing until it belongs on your page. A live preview shows the real result at desktop and phone width before you publish anything.

3

Paste

one line

Copy one line into your page and the widget appears. That is the whole install, on any site that accepts HTML — and it is the same snippet for both widgets.

<div data-trustgetter-widget="your-widget-id"></div> <script src="https://trustgetter.com/widget.js" data-widget-id="your-widget-id" async></script>

That is the entire install. Your widget id is generated when you save.

WordPress Shopify Wix Squarespace Webflow Framer Drupal

The same promises on both

Everything here exists because a shop owner needed it, not because it demoed well — and it is priced for one location, not for an agency retainer.

Fast every time

Both widgets serve from our cache, never a live lookup. Your page does not wait on Google or Instagram to finish loading.

Your theme cannot break it

Each widget renders in its own sealed container, so a theme update or a stray stylesheet cannot leave it looking wrong.

Right on a phone

Layouts made for narrow screens — not a desktop design squeezed down and hoped for the best.

Light enough not to notice

About 21 kB over the wire, with no libraries attached. It will not be the reason a page feels slow.

It keeps working when Google doesn't

Your reviews are served from our cache, so an outage or a failed refresh at their end changes nothing on your page. It has already happened, and no visitor saw a thing.

No visitor tracking

Neither widget sets a cookie or carries any analytics. Each asks for your content and draws it — that is all it does.

Works with every website builder

If you can paste HTML into a page, you can put either widget on it. Pick your platform for a full step-by-step install guide — the same instructions the app gives you once your widget is saved.

See all integrations

A few website builders only allow custom code on their paid plans. The install guide names which ones, so you find out before you spend an evening on it rather than after.

Put what you already earned to work.

Start on the free plan — one Google reviews widget, one Instagram feed, no card. Upgrade when it is paying for itself, not before.