NewGoogle & Tripadvisor reviews for your website

Show off your best reviews.
Without slowing your site.

SocialProofMinion puts the Google and Tripadvisor reviews you pick on your website, in a widget that loads in a blink. No cookies, no clutter, no code skills.

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  • Free for 7 days
  • About 12 KB on your page
  • Works with WordPress, Wix & more
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Made for businesses that live on their reviews

  • Tour operators
  • Dive shops
  • Boat charters
  • Hotels
  • Restaurants
  • Activity rentals
  • Attractions
  • Vacation rentals

The problem

Great reviews only sell where people see them.

People check reviews before they book. The ones on your own website should be your best, and they shouldn't make the page crawl.

  • Your best reviews are stuck on GoogleGuests rave on Google and Tripadvisor. Visitors on your booking page never see it.
  • Most widgets show whatever comes inIncluding the 2-star one about the boat leaving late, right above your Book now button.
  • Heavy widgets slow your page downHalf a megabyte of script for a few reviews. Slow pages lose bookings, and Google notices.
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What it does

Your best reviews, picked by you.

Pull them in, choose the good ones, make them look like your brand, and put them anywhere on your site.

Hand-pick

You choose what visitors read.

Search your reviews, filter by stars and tick up to 20 per platform. Drag them into the order you want them shown.

  • Nothing appears unless you picked it
  • Search by words, filter by stars
  • Drag to set the order

Google + Tripadvisor

One home per location.

Import your Google Business Profile locations, then paste each one's Tripadvisor link. Every location gets its own widgets.

Design

Six layouts. Six looks. Yours to tweak.

Grids, carousels, a compact slider or a small rating badge. Then colours, fonts, spacing and more. Try it:

Preview: Grid layout, Classic look.

Publish

Edit safely. Go live when it's ready.

Changes save as a draft with a live preview. Your site only changes when you publish, and any earlier version is one click away.

Trust

Real reviews, clearly sourced.

Each platform keeps its own rating and links back to the original reviews, so visitors can check them.

  • Platform ratings, never made up
  • Lock widgets to your own domains
  • Pause any widget in one click

Privacy

No cookies. No tracking.

The widget sets no cookies and follows nobody around. You still see how many people view and click it.

Speed

About 5× faster than a popular widget builder.

Same 10 reviews, same phone, same slow connection. One widget was ready before the other had finished downloading its code.

Measured comparison
MeasuredA popular widget builderSocialProofMinion
Visible on a phone, slow 4G~4.0 s~0.8 s
Widget code downloaded478 KB12 KB
Page frozen while it loads~300 ms0 ms
Servers contacted6 domains1 domain + photos
Cookies set00
  • Loads only when needed. Nothing downloads until a visitor scrolls near the widget.
  • No jumping pages. The widget's space is kept free while it loads, so your Book now button stays put.
  • Never in the way. It never blocks your page from loading or freezes it while it starts.

Measured November 2026 on identical test pages showing the same 10 Google reviews, in Chrome with a simulated slow 4G connection and a 4× slower CPU. Your numbers will depend on your site and your visitors' connection.

How it works

Three steps. Then it runs itself.

No developer, no plugin to update. Your picked reviews stay in sync on their own.

  1. 1

    Connect your reviews

    Sign in with Google to import your Business Profile locations, and paste your Tripadvisor link. Each location gets both.

  2. 2

    Pick your best

    Search, filter by stars, tick up to 20 reviews per platform and drag them into the order you like.

  3. 3

    Paste one line of code

    Choose a layout and a look, publish, and paste the snippet into your site. Done.

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Works wherever you can paste HTML

Step-by-step instructions for each builder are right next to your code.

  • WordPress
  • Webflow
  • Wix
  • Shopify
  • Squarespace
  • Plain HTML

Pricing

Try it free for 7 days.

Pick the plan that fits how many locations you run.

Solo

For one location getting its best reviews out there.

$9/month
Billed monthly
  • 1 location
  • Google and Tripadvisor reviews
  • Unlimited widgets for that location
  • All layouts and templates
Coming soon
Most popular

Crew

For growing businesses with a few spots.

$19/month
Billed monthly
  • Up to 3 locations
  • Everything in Solo
  • Custom CSS
  • Domain lock and version history
  • Priority support
Coming soon

Horde

For operators running many locations.

$39/month
Billed monthly
  • Up to 10 locations
  • Everything in Crew
  • Invite your whole team
Coming soon

Every plan starts with a free 7-day trial. Cancel anytime.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which review platforms does it support?

Google and Tripadvisor. Google reviews come through Google's official Business Profile connection. Tripadvisor reviews are collected from your public Tripadvisor page by our data provider.

Can I choose which reviews are shown?

Yes. You pick up to 20 reviews per platform for each location and drag them into the order you want. Nothing shows up on your site unless you picked it.

Will it slow down my website?

No. The whole widget is about 12 KB, it only loads when a visitor scrolls near it, and it keeps its space reserved so your page doesn't jump. It never blocks your page from loading.

Does it set cookies or track my visitors?

No cookies and no tracking. The widget only counts views and clicks per widget, so you can see how it's doing, without identifying anyone.

Does it work on my website builder?

If you can paste a snippet of HTML, yes. There are step-by-step instructions for WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Shopify and plain HTML.

I have more than one location. How does that work?

Each location gets its own Google and Tripadvisor reviews and its own widgets, so every page of your site shows the reviews that belong to it.

Can I mix Google and Tripadvisor reviews in one list?

Each platform is shown in its own section with its own rating and a link back to the original reviews. That keeps every review traceable and within each platform's rules.

Do the reviews help my SEO?

Reviews mostly help you convert the visitors you already have. The widget is built so it never costs you speed, and review text is kept out of search snippets, as some platforms require.

Still have a question? Call 901-206-4028 or email [email protected]

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