| 开发者 | shapoio |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月28日 18:11 |
| PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[shapo] shortcode works in Divi, Oxygen, Breakdance, the classic editor, widget areas and theme templates.[shapo id="WIDGET_ID"] shows a widget.
[shapo form="FORM_ID"] and [shapo survey="SURVEY_ID"] show a form or a survey.
[shapo id="WIDGET_ID" lazy="true"] waits until visitors scroll near the widget.
[shapo_rating_schema id="WORKSPACE_ID"] adds review schema (an aggregate rating in JSON-LD) built from your Shapo reviews. Add tags, name or type to narrow it, for example [shapo_rating_schema id="WORKSPACE_ID" tags="Blue Shoes" name="Blue Shoes" type="Product"].
You can use the embed code copied from Shapo in place of any id.
Where reviews come from
Shapo imports reviews from Google, WooCommerce, Facebook, Trustpilot, G2, Capterra, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Product Hunt, the App Store, Google Play, Etsy, Shopify review apps (Judge.me, Okendo, Yotpo, Loox, Stamped), Zillow, Udemy, Clutch and more, and lets you pick which ones each widget shows, for example only 5-star reviews or only reviews tagged for one product. Testimonial forms collect new text and video testimonials, and surveys ask your customers what they think. See every source on shapo.io/integrations.
Support
Questions go to the Shapo team through the chat in your Shapo dashboard, or the help center at help.shapo.io. Start with the WordPress setup guide.
Shapo is built by the team behind ProveSource, the social proof platform.
No. Shapo imports reviews from the link to your Google business profile (or your page on any other supported site). There is no API key, place ID or Google Cloud project to set up.
Yes. Paste your store's address into Shapo and it imports your product reviews through WooCommerce's public Store API, with no API keys to create. Review plugins that save reviews as regular product reviews, such as Customer Reviews for WooCommerce, come through the same way. They then show up next to your Google and other reviews.
No. The plugin and the Connect with Shapo button work on the free plan, which includes up to 10 testimonials and imported reviews, unlimited widgets and forms, and Shapo branding. Pro removes the limit and the branding and syncs your reviews every day.
On Pro, Shapo re-imports each connected source once a day. On the free plan, you import again from your Shapo dashboard when you want new reviews. Changes you make to a widget in Shapo show up on your site straight away, with no need to edit the page.
No. Connecting lets you pick widgets from a list. Without it, paste the widget id or embed code from Shapo into the block, element or shortcode.
Only the names and ids of the widgets, forms and surveys in the workspace you picked. It cannot read your reviews, contacts or billing. Disconnect from the plugin settings, or from Settings, Integrations in Shapo.
Some popups and tabs load their content after the page. Turn on Load the Shapo script on every page in the plugin settings.
Yes. Widgets render in the visitor's browser, so a cached page stays correct when you change a widget in Shapo.
The script that runs on your page is about 10 KB compressed and loads with defer, so it never blocks the page from rendering. It only loads on pages that show a Shapo widget, unless you turn on the site-wide options. Turn on lazy loading for widgets further down the page and they load only when a visitor scrolls near them.
The widget sets no cookies. The only thing it stores is a note in session storage when a visitor closes a floating popup, so the popup stays closed until they close the browser. Widgets are served by Shapo from app.shapo.io, so the visitor's browser does talk to Shapo; see External services below for exactly what is sent.
Widgets are displayed in an embedded frame, so search engines do not count the review text as part of your page. To give search engines your rating, add the [shapo_rating_schema] shortcode, which adds rating markup to the page. Google only shows star ratings for some kinds of pages (products, recipes, software and similar); it does not show them for reviews a business publishes about itself on its own site.