One script tag, one real rating on your landing page
SaaSVouch drops a live star rating widget into your landing page, linked to a public profile buyers can actually check. Register your product, add the tag, and the number on your page is never invented.
No pricing page, no payment step in registration.
A review widget for a SaaS landing page is a script tag that renders a live star rating pulled from a public review profile, not a hardcoded testimonial. SaaSVouch's version links back to a full profile page at saasvouch.com, where visitors can read every review the rating is built from.
What the widget actually does
It's built around three things a landing page needs: a rating, a place that rating leads to, and a way to keep both current without touching code. A review widget isn't the same as a testimonial widget that shows quotes — this one shows a number backed by a real profile.
Renders a live star rating
Pulled from your SaaSVouch profile, not typed into the page by hand.
Links to a full profile page
Click the rating and it leads to reviews a visitor can actually read.
Installs as one script tag
Paste it once. No plugin, no build step, no dashboard toggle to remember.
Updates without a redeploy
A new review changes the number on your page the next time it loads.
Costs nothing to add
No pricing page exists and no payment step sits in front of registration.
Works next to your own copy
It sits in the layout you already built — it doesn't replace your hero.
Against what's already on the page
Most SaaS landing pages already have some kind of social proof. The real competition for this widget is what a founder built by hand at 11pm before launch.
| Approach | Monthly cost | Setup effort | Stays current on its own |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-typed testimonial section | $0 | A dev edits HTML each time | No |
| Trustpilot widget (paid plan) | commonly $99–$319 | Import + embed | Yes |
| G2 badge (Marketing Solutions) | commonly from ~$299 | Sales-driven setup | Yes |
| SaaSVouch widgetThis | $0 | One script tag | Yes |
Trustpilot and G2 figures are commonly reported by independent pricing aggregators, not each vendor's own published rate card — see how SaaSVouch compares to Trustpilot on price for the full breakdown.
How the install actually goes
- Register the product. One form at /dashboard/register, no application review, no call.
- Add the script tag. One line, dropped wherever the widget should render — here's exactly where it goes and what breaks it.
- Reviews land on your profile. A public page at saasvouch.com/<your-product>.
- The widget mirrors that rating. On your landing page, updated automatically.
What it costs
There's no pricing page to check — saasvouch.com/pricing returns a 404 — and no payment step anywhere in the /dashboard/register flow. Listing a product and collecting reviews costs nothing today.
That's a different arrangement than Trustpilot, whose small-business plans commonly run $99 to $319 a month billed annually with no monthly-rolling option, or G2, whose paid Marketing Solutions plans commonly start around $299 a month.
Removing it costs one line
The widget is a single script tag with nothing else touching your codebase — no database, no build dependency. Taking it out means deleting the line you added. There's no export process to plan for, because there's nothing locked in to export.
Who it's wrong for
SaaSVouch's own catalog is still small — a handful of indie products today, not hundreds. If your landing page needs to convert cold enterprise traffic that specifically checks G2 or Capterra before a purchase order clears, this widget doesn't substitute for that listing.
It's also the wrong fix if you have zero reviews yet. A rating widget with nothing behind it just shows an empty profile — collect a few reviews first, or see how to get your first 10, before you lean on the number.
FAQ
Does the review widget cost anything?
No. Registration is self-serve and free, and there's no payment step in the flow. SaaSVouch has no published pricing page as of this writing.
How hard is the install?
One script tag. Register your product, get the tag, paste it into your landing page's HTML wherever the widget should sit.
Is the rating real, or can I set the number myself?
It's pulled from your SaaSVouch profile, which is built from actual reviews. You can't type in a number — that's the point of linking it to a public page.
Do I need a developer to add it?
Anyone who can paste a script tag into a template can do it. There's no build step and no package to install.
What if I don't have any reviews yet?
The widget will show, but an empty profile doesn't help conversion. Collect a handful of real customer reviews before you put the widget above the fold.
Where do reviews actually show up?
On a public profile page under your product's own name at saasvouch.com, and in the SaaSVouch catalog. The widget on your own site links straight there.
What happens if I remove the widget later?
Nothing breaks. Delete the script tag and the widget stops rendering — your profile page keeps existing at its own URL either way.
Your landing page is missing one thing
Register your product, add the tag, and stop hand-typing a testimonial section that goes stale the week after launch.