RevuKit

Squarespace7.1, 7.0 and Fluid Engine

Google reviews on Squarespace, dropped in as a Code block.

Find your business and pick a design that suits your template. Then add one Code block wherever the reviews should sit, and they’ll stay up to date without you editing the page again.

Your business on Google

Search the name on Google Maps, not your Squarespace site’s name.
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A pencil sketch of the Squarespace editor: the block picker open at an insert point with the Code block picked, and a review card in the section beside it.

The Squarespace part

Where the code goes in Squarespace

Choose Squarespace when you publish in RevuKit and copy the line. In the editor it is one block:

  1. Edit
  2. Add Block (+)
  3. Code
  1. 1

    Edit the page

    Open the page, press Edit and find the section the reviews belong in.

  2. 2

    Add a Code block

    Click an insert point or Add Block, then choose Code from the list of blocks.

  3. 3

    Paste, source off

    Paste your RevuKit line into the block and leave Display Source switched off.

  4. 4

    Save and check

    Save, then check the page in a logged-out window: that’s what visitors will see.

Every screen, with pictures: the full Squarespace installation guide.

Where it pays off

Four places reviews earn their keep on Squarespace

Squarespace sites tend to be studios, salons, restaurants and portfolios. Reviews work best right next to the thing being judged.

  • Under your portfolio

    Let clients vouch for the work: a review strip under the gallery turns “nice photos” into “book them”.

  • On the homepage

    A carousel after your intro gives first-time visitors a reason to stay.

  • Beside a product

    Selling with Squarespace Commerce? A short review list under the Add to Cart button settles doubts.

  • In the footer, everywhere

    Code Injection’s footer field loads a rating badge on every page in one go.

Before you publish

Four things worth knowing on Squarespace

  • Scripts need a Business-level planSquarespace runs JavaScript in Code blocks on Business and higher plans. The entry-level Personal plan strips scripts out.
  • Logged in can look differentSquarespace may hold back scripts while you’re logged in to edit. Check the page in a private window, or use Preview in Safe Mode.
  • Code Injection is site-wideSettings → Advanced → Code Injection puts code on every page. Use it for a badge; use a Code block for reviews on one page.
  • Fluid Engine friendlyIn 7.1’s Fluid Engine, drag the Code block wide enough for the design; carousels and grids reflow to fit the space.

Squarespace questions

Google reviews on Squarespace, answered

The Squarespace guide and preview a widget with your reviews.

Which Squarespace plans can show a Google review widget?
Any plan that runs JavaScript in Code blocks: Business and higher. On the Personal plan, Squarespace removes scripts from Code blocks, so the widget won’t load.
Does it work on Squarespace 7.0 as well as 7.1?
Yes. Both versions have the Code block, and 7.1’s Fluid Engine layouts are fine too.
Why can’t I see the widget while editing?
Squarespace can hold back scripts while you are logged in. Open the page in a private window, or use Preview in Safe Mode, to see what visitors see.
How do new Google reviews reach my Squarespace site?
On their own. Paid plans refresh every 24 hours and the Free plan every 30 days. The Code block stays the same.
Can I show reviews on every page?
Yes. Paste the line into Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → Footer to load it site-wide, which suits a small rating badge.

One Code block between you and your best reviews.

Find your business, pick a design, paste the line. The Free plan works on unlimited Squarespace sites.

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