Integrations

Add a Testimonial Widget to Any Platform

There is one snippet and it is the same everywhere. What differs is where each platform hides its HTML box — and the one thing each of them does that makes a correct snippet look broken.

One flat price. Unlimited views. Your widget never switches off.

The snippet, which never changes

No plugin, no package, no platform-specific build.

The same two lines on every platform
<div data-praisesnap-widget="YOUR_KEY"
     data-praisesnap-type="wall"
     data-praisesnap-height="320"
     style="min-height:320px"></div>
<script async src="https://praisesnap.com/embed/v1.js"></script>

What catches people out, per platform

Read from each platform's own documentation on 23 August 2026.

Webflow

Embeds do not run on the Webflow canvas

The Designer renders a placeholder box where your widget should be, and it stays a placeholder however long you wait. Scripts inside a custom code embed run in the browser, not in the Designer, so the…

WordPress

If your code disappears when you save, it is your user role

WordPress strips script tags from anyone without the unfiltered_html capability, which by default means everybody except an Administrator. Editors, Authors and Contributors can paste the snippet, save…

Squarespace

Two things that look like failure and are not

First, JavaScript inside a Code Block needs the right plan. Squarespace allows plain HTML and CSS in code blocks on every plan, but JavaScript and iframes only on Core, Plus, Advanced, Business, Comme…

Framer

It stays blank until you publish, and that is normal

Framer executes scripts in the browser, not in the editor, so an embedded script does nothing on the canvas no matter how long you wait. Publish and view the live site to check it works. This catches…

Wix

Wix embeds are iframes, so they do not reflow

Wix states plainly that its HTML and Embed elements are iframes, and that embedded code "won't be responsive, even if it is originally". That matters here: the wall widget is a responsive grid, and in…

Not on this list?

Then it almost certainly still works.

The widget is a script tag and a div, so it runs anywhere HTML does — Shopify, Ghost, Notion sites, a hand-written page, or your own application. These five have pages because they each have a specific quirk worth writing down, not because the others are unsupported. Build one in the builder and paste it wherever you like — it needs no account.

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The builder needs no sign-up. Choose a widget, style it, copy the snippet, and paste it into your page to see how it sits before you decide anything.

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