ReviewsJet imports reviews from Google, Trustpilot, Yelp and more, then shows your best ones on your site. Free plan; paid plans from $7.99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ReviewsJet is a review aggregation and display tool for business websites. It imports customer reviews from public listings on Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, the App Store and Google Play, stores them in one library, and lets the business choose which ones appear on its own site. Its homepage frames the problem simply: reviews are scattered, and the product brings them together.
The product separates getting reviews from showing them. Importing existing reviews does not require asking customers for anything, and reviews that are not published never reach the website. ReviewsJet also includes email review requests and collection forms for gathering new feedback, a Chrome extension for marketplaces that cannot be read from a server, and native apps for Wix and Webflow.
The workflow has three steps: import, manage and display. For import, the user pastes the link to a listing or app store page. ReviewsJet reads the page, brings the reviews in and keeps checking for new ones. A single platform can hold several listings, such as multiple shops or properties, and all of them arrive in the same library, still labeled with their source.
In the library, reviews can be tagged, read and published or unpublished, one at a time or in bulk. Published reviews then become a section of the website, styled to fit and updating as new ones come in. Embedding takes one line of code, or the native app if the site runs on Wix or Webflow.
The import side covers seven platforms by link and four marketplaces through a free Chrome extension. The extension collects Etsy, Amazon, AliExpress and TourRadar reviews in the user's own browser while signed in. Those extension sources are gathered when the user runs them, while the link-based sources refresh on their own according to the plan.
On the display side, ReviewsJet offers eight layouts, including carousel, masonry, marquee, grid, list and popup. Every layout works on every plan and there is no limit on widget count. Paid plans add widget design options, the ability to rewrite or translate widget wording, review replies and a logo on review images. Advanced adds daily sync and auto-publish above a chosen rating.
ReviewsJet is a tool that imports customer reviews from platforms such as Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, the App Store and Google Play. It stores them in one library and lets a business choose which ones to display as widgets on its own website.
ReviewsJet has a free plan at $0 per month, a Professional plan at $7.99 per month and an Advanced plan at $19.99 per month. Prices are in USD. The site notes that annual billing saves about 17%.
Yes. Both paid plans start with a 14-day free trial, and the free plan needs no card. The trial runs once per workspace, and the card is charged when it ends, so canceling before then costs nothing. Wix installations are trialed and billed through Wix.
It imports by link from Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, Google Play and the App Store. A free Chrome extension collects reviews from Etsy, Amazon, AliExpress and TourRadar.
The site lists Wix, Webflow, WordPress and Squarespace. Native apps exist for Wix and Webflow, and other sites use a single line of embed code.
No. ReviewsJet does not count or cap widget views on any plan, including free. Plans are limited by the number of published reviews, connected sources, forms and monthly email requests.
Automatic daily sync is available on the Advanced plan. On Free and Professional, the user refreshes a connected source manually. Reviews from the Chrome extension sources are collected only when the extension is run.
Yes, on any paid plan. The free plan shows a small "Powered by ReviewsJet" line under reviews. The site says this is the only branding control and that the widget is not otherwise white-labeled.