Embed Google reviews on Squarespace with one Code Block
Add a Google reviews widget to any Squarespace page with a Code Block. Works on Squarespace 7.0, 7.1 and Fluid Engine, with no plugin or developer needed.
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Used by 1,500+ brands
Used by 1,500+ brands
How it works
Add Google reviews to Squarespace in three steps
- 1
Connect your Google profile
Sign in to WiserReview and link your Google Business Profile. Your existing reviews usually show up within about a minute.
- 2
Pick a widget style
Pick the format that fits your page: review wall, carousel, floating badge, or single-line rating. The widget reads your Squarespace template's fonts on its own. You can override colors and spacing inside WiserReview.
- 3
Paste into a Squarespace Code Block
Edit the page, click the + insert point, search for Code Block, and paste in the WiserReview embed. Save, and the widget loads on the next page render. Code Block is on Business plan and higher; the Basic plan needs a different approach, covered below.
No access to the Business Profile? Add your business by its Google place ID instead. Google then shares your latest 5 reviews.
4:00Watch
Add Google reviews to Squarespace in minutes
Paste one Code Block into your Squarespace site and your Google reviews appear automatically. Works on Squarespace 7.0, 7.1 Classic and Fluid Engine, no developer needed.
- 0:00Intro
- 0:10Import your Google reviews
- 0:39Add a Google reviews carousel to a Squarespace page
- 1:35Add the Floating Social Badge (Code Injection)
- 2:30Other review widgets
- 2:44Manage and reply to reviews
- 3:07Wrap-up
Widgets
Pick how your Google reviews look
Each one is styled with your fonts and colors to match your Squarespace site.
Carousel
A row of Google reviews visitors can swipe through.
Best on: home page, landing pages
Always current
New Google reviews show up on their own
New reviews arrive on their own
Google tells WiserReview when a review is posted, and your widgets update.
Photos and your replies come too
Customer photos and the replies you posted on Google show with each review.
Every location in one place
Connect several locations and show one, some or all of them per widget.
Reply on Google, approved or automatic
Approve an AI draft, or let replies publish to Google on their own.
Display settings
Choose what each widget shows
Set it once per widget. New reviews follow the same settings.
By location
Show one store, a region, or every location.
By keyword
Show reviews that mention a product, service or topic.
With text or photos
Leave out star-only reviews, or show reviews with photos.
Sort order
Most recent first, or reviews with photos first.
Mixed with your reviews
Show Google reviews beside the reviews you collect with WiserReview.
Your brand
Fonts, colors, layout and language to match your site.
Who it is for
Who needs a Google review widget?
Best fit for Squarespace owners whose buyers want proof before they commit. Service bookings, creative work, and small-batch retail tend to see the biggest impact.
Creative portfolios and artists
Reviews next to gallery items or commission pages. A single-line rating snippet under each portfolio entry tends to work well. Fits naturally with Squarespace's Index Page and Gallery Section templates.
Coaches, therapists, and wellness pros
Embed a review wall above the Squarespace Scheduling block. Customers see real proof before they pick a time slot, which lifts booking completion in setups we've tested.
Beauty, personal care, and grooming
Show service reviews on pricing pages or next to each treatment description. Filter widgets by tag so a facials page only shows facial-tagged reviews.
Freelancers and consultants
A compact carousel between the about and contact sections is usually enough. The floating badge is a good fit for sticky social proof on long scroll pages.
Travel, rental, and event-based sites
Reviews near the Squarespace Form Block for inquiries or bookings. Star ratings above the contact form tend to increase fill-rate across the hospitality customers we work with.
Squarespace Commerce shops
Default Commerce product pages don't accept Code Blocks directly. A Section above or below the product detail, with a Code Block in it, is the usual workaround. For storefront-wide social proof, use Page Header Injection.
Get more Google reviews
Ask every customer, in the email they already get
Copy your Google review link from WiserReview and add it as the button in your review request emails. It goes to every customer, whatever their experience.
How review requests work →Tips
Squarespace install methods and placement tips
Last verified on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine in May 2026. We've used all seven of these on real Squarespace builds, including the Basic plan workaround.
Method 1. Code Block (Business plan or higher)
Set it up in WiserReview
Open the page in edit mode, click the + insert point, then search for the Code Block. Paste the WiserReview embed code in and save. The Code Block picks up the section's color theme on its own. On Fluid Engine pages, toggle the Stretch option in the block settings if you want the widget to span the full section width.
Method 2. Basic plan workaround using the Embed Block
Set it up in WiserReview
In your WiserReview dashboard, generate the floating badge widget. It gives you a public iframe URL that pastes straight into a Squarespace Embed Block. For the wall, carousel, or popup styles, you'll need to upgrade to Business or higher.
Pick the right widget for your Squarespace template
Set it up in WiserReview
On 7.0 templates like Brine, Bedford, and Tudor, the single-row carousel fits the horizontal flow well. On 7.1 Classic and Fluid Engine, both the review wall and the floating badge look clean. If your template is mobile-stacked, the wall layout reads better; the carousel can feel cramped on smaller screens.
Place the widget where buyers actually decide
Set it up in WiserReview
If you're using Squarespace Scheduling, drop the widget directly above the appointment block. On service pages, the spot between the price and the Book now button works particularly well. The footer is a bad spot on Squarespace; engagement drops off sharply there.
Match the widget to your Squarespace fonts and colors
Set it up in WiserReview
If you're already using Squarespace's custom CSS, target the .wiser_review_wall class to tweak spacing or colors without going into the widget settings. For non-CSS users, the WiserReview design panel handles font weight, padding, and background tone.
Test on Squarespace Preview before going live
Set it up in WiserReview
Toggle between desktop, tablet, and mobile in Preview before you publish. A common gotcha: if the widget shows up empty on first preview, that's usually the Squarespace cache. Refresh once and it should appear. If it's still empty after the refresh, an analytics-blocker plugin or browser extension is probably intercepting the WiserReview script.
Other platforms
Not only on Squarespace
FAQ
Google reviews on Squarespace, answered
Both. The widget renders the same way on 7.0 (Brine, Bedford, Tudor templates), 7.1 Classic, and 7.1 Fluid Engine. We last tested it on Squarespace 7.1.61 in May 2026.
The Code Block isn't available on the Basic plan, so the recommended install path doesn't apply. Two workarounds. The first is the Squarespace Embed Block with the floating badge widget URL from your WiserReview dashboard. It works, but you're limited to the badge style. The second is to upgrade to Business or higher, which unlocks the Code Block, Code Injection, and every widget style.
Yes. The Code Block drops into any Fluid Engine grid cell. If you want the widget to span the full section width, turn on the Stretch option in the Code Block's settings. The widget script loads asynchronously, so it doesn't block Fluid Engine's grid render.
Squarespace's built-in Social Block pulls posts from connected social accounts like Instagram and Facebook. It doesn't read Google Business Profile reviews. WiserReview connects directly to your Google reviews, syncs new ones on its own, and outputs the schema markup that Squarespace's native block doesn't produce. That schema is what lets star ratings appear in your Google search snippets.
No. The WiserReview script loads asynchronously after Squarespace's first paint, so it doesn't block the page from rendering. It adds about 18KB to total page weight in our measurements and doesn't drag down your Squarespace Lighthouse score.
Yes. Create separate widgets in your WiserReview dashboard with different tag filters, then paste the matching embed code into each page's Code Block. As an example: your bookings page can show service-tagged reviews, while your gallery page shows portfolio-tagged ones.
Default Commerce product pages don't accept Code Blocks directly. Two ways around it. You can add a Section above or below the product detail and drop a Code Block into that. Or use Page Header Injection (Settings, then Advanced, then Code Injection, then Header) for a floating badge that appears across the whole storefront.
Yes. Every widget style is responsive out of the box. On Squarespace mobile-stacked layouts, the wall widget stacks vertically and the carousel becomes a swipe scroll. Worth testing in Squarespace Preview's mobile mode before you publish.
Squarespace doesn't use installable plugins the way WordPress does, so WiserReview works as a no-code embed rather than a plugin. You paste one snippet into a Code Block and your Google reviews widget goes live, giving you everything a Squarespace Google reviews plugin would without a plugin marketplace.
Yes. Filter each widget by location, keyword or tag, show reviews with text or photos, and choose the sort order, such as most recent first. This only shapes your own widget; your public Google rating stays as it is.
Show your Google reviews on Squarespace
Connect your Business Profile, add the widget, and your Google reviews stay up to date on their own.
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