Google Reviews

Bring your Google reviews onto your own website.

Your Google reviews are some of the most persuasive proof you'll ever earn — and right now they only do their job when someone lands on your Google profile. EndorseHQ captures them into a vault you own, so you can show them on the pages where people actually decide to buy.

Free browser extension · Captures name, photo, rating & date · Google, Trustpilot, Facebook & LinkedIn

A five-star rating on Google is worth very little on the one page it can't be seen. Most buyers never visit your profile — they're reading your homepage, your services page, your checkout. Importing your reviews isn't about hoarding stars; it's about putting your best proof in front of the people who are already deciding, on the ground you own.

How it works

From Google to your homepage in three steps.

01Install

Add the extension.

Install EndorseHQ on Chrome or Firefox. It's free, and it takes about a minute. No developer, no code, no Google API keys to wrangle.

Chrome & Firefox

One extension, both browsers. Install it on the machine you already use to check your reviews.

02Capture

Capture what's already there.

Open your Google Business Profile and let the extension do the reading. Each text review comes across with the reviewer's name, photo, star rating and date intact — the details that make proof believable instead of anonymous.

Name, photo, rating, date

The full context travels with each review, so a widget reads like a real person, not a stray quote.

One dashboard to approve

Everything you capture lands in one place. Approve the ones you want live and leave the rest.

03Place

Put them where they sell.

Build a branded widget in the layout your page needs and drop in a single line of code. Your Google reviews now sit beside your pricing, on your landing pages, wherever a buyer is weighing you up — matched to your brand, not Google's.

Choose the layout

Grid, carousel, badge, a single featured quote, or a floating bubble that follows the visitor down the page.

Match proof to the page

Pick which reviews appear where, so the story a buyer sees answers the doubt they're having right then.

Why not just link to Google?

A link to your profile is a door marked exit.

Sending a hesitant buyer off to Google to 'go and read the reviews' asks them to leave your site at the exact moment you've earned their attention — and most of them don't come back. Worse, once they're on Google they're one tap from your competitors. Importing your reviews keeps the proof, and the buyer, on your own page. You stop renting your reputation on a platform you don't control, and start building an asset that's yours. Read the thinking behind it in Stop Renting Your Reputation and The Click-Away Cost.

Common questions

Importing Google reviews, answered.

Which Google reviews can I capture?

Any text review visible on your Google Business Profile. The reviewer's name, photo, star rating and date come across with it.

Do I have to add them one by one?

No. As you browse your profile the extension captures the reviews it sees, and you approve them from one central dashboard.

Do the reviews still belong to me if I leave Google?

The copy in your EndorseHQ vault is yours to keep and display, whatever happens to the original listing.

Can I choose which reviews show on which page?

Yes. You pick exactly which stories appear in each widget, so the proof always matches the page a buyer is reading.

Does it work with more than Google?

Yes. The same extension captures text reviews from Trustpilot, Facebook and LinkedIn too, with more platforms coming soon. Video reviews come in through the collection forms.

Put your Google reviews to work?

Install the extension free, then start a 7-day trial with every feature unlocked. No card, no contract.

No credit card required Free browser extension £39/mo thereafter