

Reviews Widget overview with customer ratings, review cards, and a Write a Review button.
Show Google Reviews, Facebook Reviews, and customer testimonials directly on your WordPress website with Mirror App Reviews Widget.
Build trust with customer feedback, display ratings, and help visitors make informed decisions without leaving your website.
Connect your review sources, customize the design, and publish your widget using a simple WordPress shortcode. No coding or API keys required.
What you can do:
All review connections, design settings, moderation, and analytics are managed in Mirror App.
The WordPress plugin acts as a lightweight integration layer that displays your ready-made widget.
1. Connect your reviews
Choose Google Reviews, Facebook Reviews, or add your own customer testimonials.
2. Customize your widget
Select a layout, adjust colors and typography, configure review cards, and choose which reviews to display.
3. Publish on WordPress
Publish your widget in Mirror App, copy the generated shortcode, and paste it into a WordPress Shortcode block.
Your Reviews Widget will appear on your website without requiring custom code.
Google Reviews
Connect your business by searching for its name or pasting a Google Maps link.
Display customer reviews and ratings directly on your website without manually copying them.
Facebook Reviews
Connect Facebook Reviews and display customer feedback from your Facebook Page.
Manual Reviews
Add customer testimonials that are not published on Google or Facebook.
You can manage reviews from connected and manual sources in Mirror App.
Choose how customer feedback appears on your website.
All customization takes place in Mirror App without editing your WordPress theme.
Control which reviews appear in your widget.
Original Google and Facebook review text cannot be edited inside Mirror App.
Understand how visitors interact with customer reviews on your website.
Mirror App Analytics supports tracking:
Analytics availability may depend on your subscription plan.
Add a Write a Review button to help visitors find your connected review platforms and leave feedback.
Display existing customer reviews while making it easier for new customers to share their experiences.
This plugin relies on Mirror App, an external service, to create, configure, manage, and display review widgets.
Service: Mirror App
Service website:
https://mirror-app.com/reviews
Terms of Service:
https://mirror-app.com/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy:
https://mirror-app.com/privacy-policy
Users create and configure their Reviews Widget through Mirror App.
Review source connections, manual review management, widget settings, moderation, and analytics are handled by Mirror App rather than the WordPress plugin.
The WordPress plugin embeds the configured widget on the user’s website.
The plugin loads the widget script from https://preview.mirror-app.com/widget.js on pages where the shortcode is used.
The widget retrieves and displays content through the Mirror App service.
Depending on the configured review sources, Mirror App processes review information such as author names, ratings, review text, dates, and associated media.
Widget interaction analytics may also be collected according to the service’s privacy and consent settings.
The plugin requires access to the external Mirror App service to display the configured widget.
Users should review the Mirror App Terms of Service and Privacy Policy before connecting review sources or publishing a widget.
The plugin requires an active Mirror App account to create and manage review widgets.
Mirror App is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Meta, or Facebook.
All third-party trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Need help?
Looking for more ways to bring social media content to your WordPress website?
The WordPress plugin is designed as a lightweight integration layer for displaying Reviews Widgets configured in Mirror App.
The plugin registers a shortcode and loads the Mirror App widget script only on pages where the shortcode is used.
No review data is stored or processed in WordPress by the plugin itself.