Display your Google Business reviews with a shortcode or block, cached locally so pages stay fast. The Google API key never lives in WordPress — the Lynbro portal holds it server-side.
Free plugin. Google fetching uses the Lynbro portal (site token); manual reviews work with no service at all.
Google API keys stored in your WordPress database.
No Google Cloud project per site, no key to leak from wp_options. The portal fetches server-side.
Reviews render from a local cache; if a refresh fails, the last good cache keeps showing.
Manual-reviews mode is a complete testimonials widget with no external service involved.
No "Pro" tier, no nag screens. The features other plugins paywall are here from day one.
Search your business and pick the right Google listing.
Stored in WordPress; zero live API calls on render.
Weekly refresh + manual “Refresh now” (once/day).
Add, edit and reorder your own testimonials.
Drop reviews anywhere; choose layout, count, min stars.
Star ratings and schema-friendly markup.
Compared with typical Google-reviews widgets.
| Feature | Lynbro Reviews | Trustindex free | Generic GReviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google API key off your site | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Local cache (fast, resilient) | ✓ | Some | — |
| No review/style limits | ✓ | Limited | Varies |
| No vendor badge | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Manual reviews fallback | ✓ | — | — |
| 35 languages, Danish-first | ✓ | — | — |
No. The key is held by the Lynbro portal and never touches your WordPress site. You need a portal site token to fetch Google reviews.
Yes — manual-reviews mode lets you add testimonials by hand and display them with the block/shortcode, with no external service.
They auto-refresh weekly, and you can refresh manually once per day; between refreshes they are served from the local cache.
In your WordPress options table. Nothing is stored on the portal beyond what is needed to perform the fetch you requested.
Lynbro Reviews Cache