MARKETING · REVIEW WIDGETS

Put guest feedback where visitors decide to book.

Display reviews on your website so visitors can read about the experience alongside your tour details.

An Aboriginal guide sharing rock art with visitors on a Jarramali Rock Art Tour in Queensland
Cultural tours · Sector photography

What you can do

01

Show reviews on your website

Place guest feedback near tour information and booking decisions.

02

Choose a presentation

Use a widget style that suits the space and the content around it.

03

Build confidence with context

Help visitors see what previous guests valued about the experience.

SEE THE WORKFLOW

See the task
from start to finish.

Strong reviews on another platform do little for the visitor who is hesitating on your tour page. Trust should be easy to find where the decision happens.

HUBSTEER IN ACTIONInteractive example
Review widgets

An example from a tour business.

THE SITUATION

A tour page shows attributable guest feedback near the booking section. Source, context and permitted display rules stay visible rather than turning quotes into unsupported claims.

Illustrative example · You choose which actions to enable.

Find a layout for your page.

Illustrative review text · Not real customer testimonials

The guide made the history easy to follow, and the meeting instructions were clear.

Example guest 1 · Sample tour

A relaxed pace and plenty of time to ask questions. We knew what to bring before we arrived.

Example guest 2 · Sample tour

Our family enjoyed the experience. The practical details helped us plan the rest of the day.

Example guest 3 · Sample tour

Before you enable the workflow

Compare the illustrative widget layouts below, then check the display options for your connected reviews. Keep text readable on mobile and use reviews you have permission to display.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A little clarity.
Before you get started.

Answers to the questions that help you choose your next step.