Widget pricing
One set of plans covering both widgets — your Google reviews and your Instagram feed. Affordable, built for a small business rather than an agency. Start free, move up when they are earning their place on the page, and move back down whenever you like.
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Both widgets are included on every plan, free included. You get a Google reviews widget and an Instagram feed — not a choice between them, and not an add-on. Each one can go on as many pages of your site as you like, and their monthly views are counted separately, so a busy month on one can never pause the other.
Prices are shown in Indian Rupees (INR), the currency we bill in. If your card is issued elsewhere, your bank converts at its own rate. Payments are processed by Razorpay, and you can cancel from your account page at any time — your plan keeps working until the end of the period you paid for.
About the review count: this one applies to the Google reviews widget only — Instagram post counts are unaffected. Google's public feed gives us five reviews for any business, which is what a new widget starts with on every plan. To show more, connect the Google account that manages your listing — it takes one click from your dashboard, we only ever read your reviews, and we never post, edit or reply. Once it is connected, each plan shows up to the number in the table above.
Compare the plans
The same list, side by side.
What every plan includes
These are not upsells. They are how the product works.
Automatic updates
New reviews and new posts appear on your site on their own, on every plan.
Served from cache
Your page never waits on Google or Instagram, however much traffic you get.
No visitor tracking
No cookies, no analytics, nothing following your customers around.
Questions people ask before paying
What counts as one Google reviews widget?
One saved design. You can put the same widget on as many pages of your site as you want — the embed code is the same everywhere. You need a second widget when you want a second, different design: say a wide grid on the homepage and a narrow reviews badge in the footer.
Installing it takes one paste. There are step-by-step guides for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, WooCommerce and Elementor.
Can I change plan later?
Yes, in both directions, from your account page. An upgrade applies immediately. A downgrade takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, so you keep what you bought until it runs out.
How an upgrade is charged depends on how you pay. On a card, your subscription moves to the new plan and is billed at the new price from the next cycle. On UPI, the payment provider cannot change a running mandate at all, so you are asked to approve a new subscription at the new price and the old one is cancelled at the end of the period you already paid for — the overlap is deliberate, and nothing stops working during it. The checkout tells you the exact amount before you approve anything.
What happens to my widgets if I downgrade?
Nothing is deleted and nothing is switched off. Every plan includes both widgets, so downgrading never leaves you with more widgets than your plan covers — there is no choice to make and no email to answer.
What changes is what each widget can do: the monthly views, the refresh schedule, and the design controls. Anything your new plan does not cover falls back rather than blanking, and your settings are kept exactly as they were, so upgrading again restores them byte for byte.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The free plan needs an email address and a password, nothing else. You only enter payment details if you decide to upgrade.
Try it on your own content first.
Connect your business or your Instagram account and see your real reviews and posts in every layout before you decide anything. The free plan does not expire.