WordPress plugin · Free & Premium
Show your customers what others say about you.
Embed your Trustpilot reviews directly in your WordPress website – as an overall rating, individual customer reviews or a compact trust badge. Set up without code, GDPR-compliant, automatically up to date in API mode.
DevelopmentTassilo and Marc
How it works
Three ways to show reviews
Choose how your reviews appear – via shortcode, Gutenberg block or Elementor widget, without any programming knowledge.
[trustpilot_ayr_rating]Shows the overall rating with stars, label and number of reviews.
- Stacked
- Inline
- Compact
- Banner
[trustpilot_ayr_reviews]Individual reviews with filters, pagination and replies from the company.
- Grid
- List
- Carousel
- Masonry
[trustpilot_ayr_badge]Compact trust badge – in the content or floating at the edge of the screen.
- Compact
- Full
What's included?
Everything for professional reviews
Gutenberg blocks
Native integration into the block editor with live preview.
Elementor widgets
Drag & drop for the Elementor page builder.
Dark mode
Light, dark or automatic, following the device setting.
13 language versions
DE, EN (GB and US), FR, ES, IT, NL, PT, PL, SV, DA, NO and FI.
Schema.org JSON-LD
Structured data for the overall rating and individual reviews.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Accessible in all components, with a contrast check when choosing colors.
REST API
Endpoints for rating, reviews, cache and settings.
WP-Cron caching
Updates in the background every 6, 12 or 24 hours – no external request per page view.
Review filters
Filter by star rating (min. and max.) and keyword.
Carousel
Slider with autoplay, arrows and dots – operable by touch and keyboard.
Company replies
Replies to reviews are shown as well.
Load more & infinite scroll
More reviews via a button or automatically while scrolling.
Shortcode generator
Put together rating, reviews and badge in the backend – with live preview.
Export settings
Transfer the configuration between websites as JSON.
For developers and admins
Two modes – switch anytime
Choose where the reviews come from. You can switch the mode at any time.
API mode Recommended
Official Trustpilot API – the data updates automatically every 6, 12 or 24 hours.
Manual mode GDPR
GDPR-compliant without external data requests – reviews are maintained in the WordPress backend.
- WordPress
- 6.5+
- PHP
- 8.0+
- Architecture
- PSR-4, service providers
- Page builders
- Gutenberg, Elementor and any with shortcodes
FAQ
Quick answers
The essentials on the Trustpilot plugin.
Do I need a Trustpilot Business account?
Not necessarily. Manual mode needs no Trustpilot access at all; only API mode requires a Business account.
Is the plugin GDPR-compliant?
Yes. Manual mode stores all data locally – without external requests. In API mode the data is fetched and cached on the server, never directly from your visitors' browsers.
Does the plugin work with my theme?
Yes. The layouts adapt to the theme, support dark mode and work with Gutenberg, Elementor and any page builder that supports shortcodes.
How does the plugin affect loading times?
Hardly at all. In API mode, WP-Cron updates the Trustpilot data in the background – page views only read the cache. In manual mode there is no external request at all.
Is there a free version?
Yes. The free version shows the overall rating and reviews as tiles and works in manual mode via shortcode. Premium adds API mode, more layouts such as carousel and masonry, the trust badge, dark mode, Gutenberg blocks, Elementor widgets and automatic updates, among other things.
Is the plugin also available for Google reviews?
In progress: Ayonto Google Rating uses the same foundation – with API and manual modes.
Interested in the Trustpilot plugin?
Would you like to use the plugin or have it adapted to your website? Tassilo and Ricardo will get back to you personally.
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