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Try TWR's three display widgets — badge, rating bar, and review carousel — with your own app name, rating, and theme. See exactly what social proof would look like on your site before you sign up.
“Does exactly what it promises. Setup took a few minutes and the support was quick when I had a question.”
“Solid tool that fits our workflow well. A couple of features could be more configurable, but overall very happy.”
<script src="https://cdn.thewebratings.com/twr-display.min.js" defer></script> <div data-twr-widget="badge" data-twr-slug="acme-analytics" data-twr-theme="light" data-twr-size="md"></div>
These are faithful local mockups of TWR's embeddable display widgets. The badge is the compact trust mark for headers and footers — stars, score, review count, and the TheWebRatings wordmark that signals the rating is independently verified. The rating bar adds a “Read our reviews” link that sends visitors to your public review page. The carousel shows full review cards with the verified tag — the strongest option for pricing and landing pages.
Adjust the rating, count, and light/dark theme to match your site, then copy the embed snippet below the previews — it's the exact two-line integration, with your app's slug filled in from the name you typed.
Anyone can paste three glowing quotes into their homepage, and visitors know it — hand-picked testimonials have taught people to discount them. Widgets that render live, verified reviews from a third party carry different weight: the score is computed, the count is real, and clicking through lands on a public review page you don't control editorially.
That public page is also where the SEO payoff lives: TWR automatically adds AggregateRating structured data to it, which is what makes star ratings appear under your result in Google. You can see how those stars would look with the SERP snippet preview, and inspect the markup pattern itself in the schema generator or validator.
No — the previews are local mockups using sample text so you can judge look and fit. Live widgets pull your actual verified reviews from TWR's CDN and render them with the same layouts and themes.
A TWR account with a claimed, verified app (that gives you your real slug), and a Pro plan for the display widgets. The free plan includes the collection widget and your public review page with AggregateRating schema.
The display script is a single small deferred file — it loads after your content and renders asynchronously, so it doesn't block first paint or affect Core Web Vitals.
Indirectly but meaningfully. On-page review content adds fresh, relevant text, and pairing widgets with your TWR public review page gets you AggregateRating structured data — the markup behind star ratings in Google. The widgets themselves also lift conversion by showing proof at the decision moment.
TWR adds AggregateRating schema to your public review page automatically — free. Collect verified reviews inside your app and let us handle the structured data.