Create a dedicated page on your site that shows all your reviews in one place — product reviews, testimonials, and Google reviews, all beautifully laid out with pagination.
Why This Matters
Scattered reviews are hard to find. A dedicated reviews page gives visitors one place to go when they want to see what real customers think. It’s also great for SEO — a page full of genuine customer content gives search engines plenty to index.
Many businesses link to their reviews page from their navigation menu, footer, or the floating widget. It’s a trust signal that says “we’re confident in what our customers have to say.”
What You’ll Need
- Trustie installed and active
- At least a few reviews or testimonials to display (the page will be empty otherwise)
- About 5 minutes
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The Quick Setup
- In your WordPress dashboard, go to Pages > Add New
- Give the page a title — “Reviews”, “What Our Customers Say”, or whatever fits your brand
- In the page content, add this shortcode:
[trustie_reviews_page]- Click Publish
That’s it — you now have a reviews page. Visit it to see how it looks.
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Telling Trustie About Your Reviews Page
This step is optional but recommended. When you designate a page as your official reviews page, Trustie links to it from the floating widget and other places.
- Go to Trustie > Settings (or Tracksies > Trustie)
- Click the Layout tab
- Under Reviews Page, select the page you created from the dropdown
- Click Save
Now when visitors click “See all reviews” in the floating widget, they’ll land on your designated page.
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Customising the Layout
The [trustie_reviews_page] shortcode accepts a couple of settings:
[trustie_reviews_page per_page="16" columns="4"]| Setting | What It Does | Default |
|---|---|---|
per_page | How many reviews to show before the “next page” link appears | 12 |
columns | How many columns in the grid (1–4) | 3 |
Layout tips:
- 1 column works well for long, detailed reviews
- 2 columns is a good balance for most sites
- 3 columns (default) looks great on wider screens
- 4 columns is best for sites with many short reviews
The page is responsive — on mobile devices, it automatically drops to fewer columns regardless of your setting.
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Automatic /reviews/ URL (Without WooCommerce)
If you’re using Trustie without WooCommerce, Trustie automatically creates a /reviews/ URL on your site. Visitors can go to yourdomain.com/reviews/ and see the reviews page — no manual page creation needed.
If you do create a designated reviews page (using the method above), the /reviews/ URL will redirect to that page instead, so you don’t end up with two reviews pages.
If you have WooCommerce installed, the /reviews/ URL is handled by Tracksies HQ’s routing system instead.
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What Appears on the Page
The reviews page shows content from all your enabled review sources:
- Product reviews (if WooCommerce is active)
- Google reviews (if connected)
- Testimonials (if the feature is enabled)
Each source can appear in its own tab at the top of the page, making it easy for visitors to browse different types of reviews.
The page also shows:
- Aggregate rating — your overall star rating across all reviews
- Review count — how many reviews you have in total
- Pagination — “next” and “previous” links when you have more reviews than fit on one page
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Common Questions
Can I add other content above or below the reviews?
Yes — the shortcode generates the reviews section, but you can add any content you like around it. Add a heading, introduction text, or call-to-action above the shortcode, and it will appear normally.
The page looks empty — what’s wrong?
You probably don’t have any reviews yet. Add a few test testimonials (go to Trustie > Testimonials > Add New), or submit a product review, and the page will populate.
Can I have multiple reviews pages?
You can put the [trustie_reviews_page] shortcode on multiple pages, but only designate one as the “official” reviews page in Settings > Layout. The floating widget and other internal links will point to the designated page.
Does the reviews page help with SEO?
Yes. A page full of genuine customer content gives search engines fresh, relevant content to index. Trustie also adds special code behind the scenes that tells search engines about your reviews and ratings. This can make star ratings appear directly in Google search results — those gold stars below certain listings that catch people’s eye and increase clicks.
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If Something Goes Wrong
Shortcode shows as text:
Make sure you’re putting the shortcode in a Shortcode block (in the block editor) or the right element type for your page builder. If you’re using the classic editor, paste it directly into the content area.
Page is blank:
If the shortcode runs but nothing appears, there are no reviews to display. Add some content first — a test testimonial or product review — and check again.
Styling doesn’t match my site:
The reviews page uses your Designer settings. Go to Trustie > Designer and adjust your colours, border radius, or shadow settings. Clear your caching plugin after making changes.
Pagination doesn’t work:
If clicking “next page” doesn’t load more reviews, your caching plugin might be saving the first page and serving it every time. Try excluding your reviews page from caching in your caching plugin’s settings.