Full-Width Google Reviews Widget
An edge-to-edge band of reviews. Breaks up a long page and gives reviews a section of their own.
Best for: Long homepages between sections
Booked a cab at short notice and the driver arrived early. Clean car, fair price, no haggling. Will use again.
Genuinely helpful from the first call. They explained the options instead of upselling me.
Turned up on time, finished ahead of schedule and left the place spotless.
Great service and good communication throughout. Only wish they opened earlier on Sundays.
Live preview with sample reviews. On your site it shows your real Google reviews and updates itself.
When the Full Width layout is the right choice
A full-width band gives reviews a section of their own, edge to edge. On a long homepage it does structural work as well as persuasive work — it breaks the page into chapters and signals a change of subject.
When to use something else
Avoid it on short pages. A full-width band on a page with three sections dominates rather than punctuates, and reviews end up outweighing whatever you were actually selling.
Add the Full Width widget to your website
Connect your Google Business Profile, pick this layout, and paste the snippet where the reviews should appear. It works the same in WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and plain HTML — there is no plugin and no build step.
The async attribute means it never blocks your page from rendering, and it draws inside a shadow root so your CSS and the widget cannot interfere with each other.
Questions about the Full Width widget
Does the full-width layout work inside a boxed theme?
Yes. It fills whatever container you place it in, so in a boxed layout it spans the content width rather than the viewport.
How many reviews does it show?
Usually four to six across, dropping to fewer columns on narrower screens so text stays readable.