Build your widget
GR Widget enterprise

Google reviews at the scaleyour platform needs.

Running a directory, membership platform or multi-location portfolio? Let’s explore a setup that fits your locations, website architecture and update needs, rather than forcing a large project into an unsuitable off-the-shelf plan.

Discuss your Enterprise requirementsSee how a rollout works

Every Enterprise deployment is scoped for data permissions, provider usage and integration requirements before quoting.

Who Enterprise is for

Built for more than
one ordinary website.

When the number of Google businesses, not the number of websites, is what makes a project big.

Business directories

Explore review displays tied to authorised members’ listings, each with its own Google place.

Multi-location groups

Consistent presentation for businesses across many sites or locations, with their own widget, refresh, and domain rules.

Platforms and integrations

Bulk import, widget key management, and possible API workflows scoped per contract and technically evaluated — not claimed already production-ready.

How scale is counted

One domain does not
equal one business.

One website domain is not one distinct Google Place ID. One directory website can contain hundreds or thousands of different Google Business Profile listings. Those are distinct business locations, even when widgets are all displayed on the same website. A custom plan must cover that real complexity.

The current Agency plan stops at 20 active Google businesses. Enterprise is how we scope anything beyond a standard plan. There is no public fixed Enterprise price.

Start small, then scale

How a custom
project works.

We do not turn on a 2,000-place service from this form. The first step is a 50–100 location rollout, once permissions and provider cost are clear.

  1. 1

    Tell us the scope

    Distinct business Place IDs, domain and site structure, required reviews, and desired update frequency.

  2. 2

    Check feasibility

    Technical integration, permission to represent businesses, licensing, provider costs, and operational capacity. Feasibility is not guaranteed.

  3. 3

    Launch a first batch

    Start with about 50–100 authorised listings, agreed review depth and refresh rate, and cost alerts. Every location gets a clear status, rather than a silent import of an entire directory.

  4. 4

    Agree a transparent contract

    Setup or import fee, monthly package, resource limits, support, extra usage, and cancellation or data terms. A written price after the first batch, based on actual provider use. Nothing on this page is that quote.

  5. 5

    Roll out in stages

    Further locations follow the first batch and the contract. An API or bulk import is evaluated per contract. It is not a published standard feature.

Before the first call

What we need
to make this work.

Useful to have ready

  • A list of Google business links or Place IDs, after qualification
  • A realistic estimate of display and update volume
  • Your current platform or CMS
  • Evidence of appropriate business-member authority

Never needed in first contact

We do not request these in this first contact:

  • Google account passwords
  • API keys or other secrets
  • A raw member or client location list
ENTERPRISE FAQS

What this form does not promise

Permissions, APIs, pricing and timelines, answered plainly.

Ask us a question
Can I display reviews for businesses I don’t own?

Public listing lookup may not require a Google account sign-in. Your rights to represent or show members’ reviews, and the data provider’s permitted uses, caching, and attribution, must still be checked. Being publicly viewable is not blanket permission.

Do you already have a public API for 2,000 widgets?

We can scope a custom import and key retrieval API, but do not advertise it as an existing general-release integration.

Can one website hold many review widgets?

Yes in principle, subject to agreed distinct-location entitlement, quotas, traffic, and technical feasibility. A one-domain allowance is not unlimited Places.

What does it cost?

It depends on unique businesses, initial review history, updates, traffic and provider calls, import, and support. We quote after assessing those variables. There is no public Enterprise price list. Standard plan prices stay on the pricing page.

How fast is onboarding?

We set a schedule once requirements and a costed first rollout are known. This page does not promise an untested deadline.

Is bulk import included?

It is evaluated for each contract. A first rollout covers 50 to 100 locations, with checks, error reporting and a spending limit. It is not an open API and not an automatic import of every place on a platform.

Start the conversation

Let’s scope the right solution instead of guessing.

Share ranges and a short description. Do not upload secrets, API keys, or a raw list of client locations.

  1. 1We read your scopeA person reviews the ranges and integration you describe.
  2. 2We check feasibilityPermissions, provider cost and technical fit, before any quote.
  3. 3We propose a first rolloutIf it is feasible, we start with a batch of 50–100 locations.

Count Place IDs, not website domains. One domain is not one Place ID.

For example: 12, or about 40

Optional extra: WordPress, MyListing, an internal API, or anything the select list does not cover.

We do not need passwords, API keys, or a raw member list at this stage.

Locations, websites, and refresh needs. Do not include API keys, passwords, or a raw client list.

We reply to the email address you enter.

Not quite the right fit?

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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