RevuKit

WebflowCode Embed, Components and CMS

Google reviews in Webflow, placed like any other element.

Find your business, pick a design and drop one Code Embed onto the canvas. Wrap it in a Component to reuse it, or put it on a CMS template so every item page gets your reviews.

Your business on Google

Search the name on Google Maps, not your Webflow site’s name.
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A pencil sketch of the Webflow Designer: the Add panel with Code Embed picked, the Navigator, and a Code Embed on the canvas holding a review card.

The Webflow part

Where the code goes in Webflow

Choose Webflow when you publish in RevuKit and copy the line. In the Designer:

  1. Add (+)
  2. Components
  3. Code Embed
  1. 1

    Open the Add panel

    In the Designer, press Add (+) and find Code Embed under Components.

  2. 2

    Drop it where it goes

    Drag it into a section or container, or into a Component you’ll reuse across pages.

  3. 3

    Paste and save

    Paste your RevuKit line into the code editor and Save & Close.

  4. 4

    Publish to see it

    Scripts don’t run on the canvas, so publish to your webflow.io staging domain to check it.

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

Where it pays off

Four places reviews earn their keep on Webflow

Webflow sites are built from reusable parts. Place the reviews once in the right part and they turn up everywhere they should.

  • A landing page section

    A full-width review grid between your features and the sign-up is the classic Webflow pattern.

  • On a CMS template

    Put the embed on a Collection template and every item page (locations, services, case studies) shows it.

  • Under the homepage hero

    Social proof in the first scroll, styled in the same fonts and colours as the rest of the build.

  • Inside a footer Component

    Add a rating badge to the footer Component and it appears on every page that uses it.

Before you publish

Four things worth knowing on Webflow

  • The canvas shows a placeholderWebflow doesn’t run scripts in the Designer. The embed looks empty there and comes alive on the published site.
  • Custom code needs a paid planCode Embed with scripts needs a paid Site plan or a paid Workspace plan. It isn’t available on the free Starter plan.
  • Give the embed roomA Code Embed inside a tiny or zero-width container can collapse. Put it in a section or div with a width.
  • Site-wide via Custom CodeSite settings → Custom Code → Footer code loads it everywhere; add a div with the matching id where it should appear.

Webflow questions

Google reviews on Webflow, answered

The Webflow guide and preview a widget with your reviews.

Why is my Code Embed empty in the Webflow Designer?
Webflow doesn’t run scripts on the canvas. Publish to your webflow.io staging domain or your live site and the reviews will be there.
Which Webflow plan do I need?
Code Embed with scripts needs a paid Site plan or a paid Workspace plan (Core, Growth, Agency or Freelancer). The free Starter plan doesn’t run custom code.
Can I add Google reviews to a Webflow CMS template?
Yes. Put the Code Embed on the Collection template page and it appears on every item, which suits location and service pages.
Can I reuse the same widget across pages?
Yes. Wrap the Code Embed in a Component and drop it wherever you need it. Every copy shows the same widget, and edits to the Component reach them all.
How do new Google reviews reach my Webflow site?
On their own: paid plans refresh every 24 hours and the Free plan every 30 days. No need to republish Webflow.

Build it once. Your reviews keep it current.

Find your business, pick a design, drop in one Code Embed. The Free plan works on unlimited Webflow sites.

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