Your Shopify App Reviews Belong on Your Framer Site, Not Just Your Listing
You spent months earning five-star reviews on the Shopify App Store. Right now, every one of them is locked inside a marketplace your visitors may never see. AppLaud imports those reviews and renders them as a polished, live widget directly inside your Framer site — no code, no manual copy-paste, and no fighting with CSS.
An AppLaud wall of love
Set up took five minutes and our conversion rate jumped. The widget looks native on our site.
Glow Bright · South Africa
Support team responded in minutes and helped us get our wall live the same day. Worth every penny.
First Home Giftshop · United Kingdom
We had 600 five-star reviews nobody ever saw. Now they're the first thing visitors see on our landing page.
Vacura · United States
Great feel and very productive tool — will definitely help any store. Would love more layout options.
BARELD · Germany
Easy to customize and handle! :)
paupau – the shop · Austria
It is a good, elegant app that gets the job done.
Invisacook California · United States
Why Framer Builders Hit a Wall with Social Proof
Framer makes it genuinely fast to build beautiful marketing sites. But the moment you want real, verified testimonials on that site, the workflow breaks down. You can screenshot a review and drop in an image — but it goes stale, looks static, and visitors know it. You can copy review text into a CMS — but that is manual work every time someone leaves a new review, and the link back to the original source is gone.
The reviews you actually want to show are already public and already verified by Shopify. The problem is not the reviews themselves. It is getting them off the marketplace listing and onto the page where your conversion decision happens.
How AppLaud Works Inside Framer
Connect your Shopify App Store listing to AppLaud and it pulls in your 4- and 5-star reviews automatically. You get a widget URL and a single script tag. In Framer, paste that into an Embed component, size it to fit your layout, and publish. That is the entire setup.
The widget renders inside a shadow DOM, so it inherits none of your Framer site's global styles and will never break your layout. It loads asynchronously, so it does not block your page's initial render or cause layout shift. Reviews are served from a CDN, each one linking back to its original source on the Shopify App Store so visitors can verify authenticity in one click.
What You Can Customize
AppLaud defaults to showing your highest-rated reviews, but you have controls. You can pin specific reviews to always appear first — useful if a particular testimonial speaks directly to an objection your visitors commonly have. You can hide reviews that are outdated or no longer representative of the current product. The widget layout adapts to whatever width your Framer embed component gives it.
There is no custom CSS required and no Framer-specific configuration to learn. If you can drop an embed component onto a canvas, you can have live review social proof on your site today.
Pricing That Matches Where You Are
The Free plan gives you up to ten testimonials displayed with an AppLaud badge — a real option if you want to test the conversion lift before committing to anything. Starter is $19 per month: unlimited testimonials, no branding, for one app. Pro is $39 per month and covers up to ten apps plus analytics so you can see how the widget performs.
No credit card is required to start. If the widget does not move your numbers, the free tier costs nothing to keep running.
What Is Live Today and What Is Coming
AppLaud imports reviews from the Shopify App Store right now. If your product is listed there, you can set this up today at get-applaud.com.
Import from the Chrome Web Store and WordPress.org Plugin Directory are on the roadmap. They are not available yet, but if your product spans multiple marketplaces, those are the next sources being built out.
Frequently asked questions
- Does AppLaud work with Framer specifically, or only hosted sites?
- AppLaud's widget is a standard script tag that works inside Framer's Embed component. It runs on any published Framer site — no special integration, no plugin, no API key in Framer. You paste the embed code, size the component, and publish.
- Will the widget break my Framer site's styles or slow it down?
- No on both counts. The widget renders in a shadow DOM, which means your Framer global styles and the widget styles are completely isolated from each other. It also loads asynchronously, so it does not block your page from rendering.
- Which review sources can I import right now?
- Today, AppLaud imports reviews from the Shopify App Store only. Chrome Web Store and WordPress.org imports are on the roadmap but not yet available. The widget itself embeds on any site — Framer, Webflow, plain HTML, and so on — but the review source must be your Shopify App Store listing.
- Can visitors tell the reviews are real and not just copy-pasted text?
- Yes. Every review in the widget links back to its original source on the Shopify App Store so any visitor can verify it is a real, unedited review. That link-back is a deliberate feature, not an afterthought — it is what separates a wall of love from a wall of marketing copy.