Testimonial badge widget
Your average rating and review count in one compact mark that fits beside a button or in a footer.
Publishes on ReTestimonial's free plan. You need a free account there to get the code.
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4 badge styles
Choose one to load it in the builder.
What happens next
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Pick a badge style
There are 4, listed under the builder. Choosing one loads it with sample testimonials.
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Add your testimonials
Replace the samples with what your customers said, and each customer's name. You can add more once the widget is saved.
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Get the code
Create a free ReTestimonial account when the builder asks. It gives you one snippet to paste where the widget should appear.
When a badge widget works
- Space is tight: a header, a checkout page, next to a call to action.
- The number does the persuading and the quotes live elsewhere.
- You want a quiet signal of trust on every page.
Questions
Is the badge widget free?
Yes. ReTestimonial's free plan publishes badge widgets with up to 10 testimonials each, and shows a small “Powered by ReTestimonial” badge.
Where should a rating badge go?
Beside the thing you want people to do: next to a sign-up button, under a price, at the checkout. It also fits in a header or footer, where it shows on every page.
Should I use a badge or show the testimonials themselves?
They do different jobs. A badge tells a visitor at a glance that others rate you well. Quotes tell them why. Many sites put a badge near the top of a page and a carousel or wall further down.