Dynamic Reviews Modules From API – Trustpilot

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Trustpilot

Only 5 stars rating displayed

What our customers say about us:

Excellent
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

Rated 4.6 out of 5
Based on 11933 reviews

Minimum rating displayed

Select the minimum rating you want to display. For example, if you choose 2, only cards with a rating of 2 stars or higher will be shown.

What our customers say about us:

Excellent
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

Rated 4.6 out of 5
Based on 11933 reviews

Number of cards displayed

Set the number of cards to display. The minimum value is 3.

What our customers say about us:

Excellent
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

Rated 4.6 out of 5
Based on 11933 reviews

Google reviews

Only 5 stars rating displayed

What our customers say about us:

Rated 4.5 | 542 reviews

Minimum rating displayed

Select the minimum rating you want to display. For example, if you choose 2, only cards with a rating of 2 stars or higher will be shown.

What our customers say about us:

Rated 4.5 | 542 reviews

How the reviews section works

The reviews section on the website can show reviews from either Trustpilot or Google. In both cases, the website collects the reviews automatically, saves them, and then displays them in a slider.

The slider

The slider shows 3 reviews at a time and loops continuously. When it reaches the last review, it starts again from the first, so the same reviews repeat as it keeps moving. If there are only a few reviews available, you’ll see them come around again more often. For example, with only 1 review, that same review would fill the slider and keep repeating.

Trustpilot

  • Once a day, early in the morning, the website collects the 20 most recent reviews from Trustpilot and saves them.
  • Any new review left after that will appear the following day.
  • The slider then shows the newest of those reviews. How many it shows is a setting we control; the UK site is currently set to 6, which is why you see the same 6 reviews repeating.
  • If you’d like the slider to show more or fewer reviews, we can change that number (up to 20).
  • Google

    • Google works differently: it only ever shares a maximum of 5 reviews.
    • Google decides which 5 reviews to share, usually the ones it considers most relevant. They are not necessarily the newest, and we have no control over which ones are chosen.
    • The slider shows the reviews Google provides, so you’ll see up to 5 reviews repeating.
    • The overall rating and total number of reviews shown next to the slider come directly from Google and reflect all of your reviews, not just the 5 displayed.
    • In short:

      with Trustpilot, the slider shows the latest reviews, and we can choose how many. With Google, the slider shows up to 5 reviews that Google selects, and that’s a limit set by Google rather than by the website.