Website tutorial creators
Blogs, channels and courses that walk site owners through tools like Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and WordPress.
If you create website tutorials, compare website tools or help business owners improve their websites, GR Widget may be relevant to your audience. Try the builder, and if you think it deserves a recommendation, share it with a trackable link.
Publishers and creators whose audience already asks how to show Google reviews on a website.
Blogs, channels and courses that walk site owners through tools like Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and WordPress.
Independent roundups and reviews that test website tools side by side, including their limits.
Newsletters, communities and consultants who help local businesses get more from their websites.
Four steps, and you decide at every one of them whether GR Widget deserves your recommendation.
Tell us who you publish for and link a relevant article or channel. Applying does not approve you to promote.
Use the product the way a reader would and decide independently whether it suits them. A positive review is not a condition of joining.
If you are approved, you get a referral link. Say that you may earn a commission. Readers still pay the normal price.
Commission is 30% of eligible paid subscription charges from a new referred customer, for as long as they remain a paying subscriber. It is not earned on a free account or unpaid trial. Refund and clearance detail is in the written terms sent to approved participants.
Public programme defaults for the rate, cookie and payout basics. Full written terms still go to approved participants.
Recurring on eligible paid subscription charges from a referred new customer, for as long as they remain a paying subscriber.
Not earned on free accounts or unpaid trials. Commission starts when an eligible paid charge succeeds.
A new account that arrives through your referral link within 60 days can be attributed to you.
Programme default: PayPal payouts, proposed monthly, once earned commission reaches $50.
Which charges qualify, any refund hold, and reporting detail are in the written terms sent to approved participants. This page is the public summary, not the signed agreement.
Facts about the current product, not conversion statistics or ranking claims.
A permanent Free plan for straightforward Google review embeds, without inventing a paid-only starting point.
More design control, more reviews, and daily sync on the appropriate paid plans. Current prices stay on the pricing page.
Readers build their widget in the browser and paste one embed code into Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, WordPress or plain HTML. Layouts they can try are on the examples page.
Transparent product pricing and self-serve sign-up. No made-up conversion statistics, star-rating claims, or guarantees. Pay by Credit/Debit Card or PayPal.
The current plan and feature sheet, plus real screenshot examples of the layouts that exist today.
A referral link or agreed code, and written terms that match the public 30% lifetime rate, 60-day cookie and PayPal payouts from $50.
Someone to ask about the product and to send technical feedback. You do not get access to customer accounts.
Positive coverage is never required. You can publish criticisms or comparisons if they are genuine and legally compliant.
Ad / affiliate link: We may receive a commission if you subscribe through this link.
A longer version, if you prefer: GR Widget gave me access to the product for this article. I may earn a commission if you start a paid plan through my link. That does not change the price you pay, and I can describe limits as well as what worked.
Commission, attribution, disclosure and what is not allowed.
Ask us a questionNo. A reader can start a trial where the product allows one. The 30% lifetime commission is paid on eligible paid subscription charges, not the trial itself and not a free account. The written terms for approved participants say which charges qualify.
Approved participants receive a referral link. Attribution is for a new account that arrives through that link within a 60-day cookie window. An existing paid customer, a self-referral, and a second referrer on the same account do not stack. Limitations such as cross-device attribution are disclosed in the written terms, not invented here.
Yes. Content must be genuine and legally compliant. It is not contractually required to be positive.
GR Widget does. The customer owns the account, the widget, and the subscription. You do not manage their sites or see their payment method.
Affiliate content must be recognisable as advertising. Put a clear disclosure near the relevant link, for example: “Ad / affiliate link: We may receive a commission if you subscribe through this link.” A vague footer line is often not enough.
Only if separately and expressly approved. Do not bid on GR Widget brand terms or send unsolicited mail in our name without that approval.
The public rate is 30% lifetime on eligible paid subscription charges. Payouts for approved affiliates are by PayPal, proposed monthly, once earned commission reaches a $50 minimum. Reporting is handled directly with us on that schedule. Terms are supplied to approved participants.
We read every application. Approval is limited, and it is separate from permission to start promoting. Applying is not a marketing signup.
There’s more than one way to work with GR Widget. Choose the arrangement that suits you and the businesses you work with.
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