Rich Snippet Widget
Turn on Rich Snippets in any widget (Pro plan) and it adds AggregateRating structured data to your page, which makes the page eligible for star ratings in Google search results.
Structured data that makes your pages eligible for Google star ratings
Short answer
VideoTestimonials adds rich-snippet structured data through its widgets: on the Pro plan, turn on Enable Rich Snippets in a widget's settings and the widget adds Product and AggregateRating JSON-LD, plus up to five Review entries, to your page. That makes the page eligible for star ratings in Google results, but Google decides whether to show them and applies its own review-snippet rules.

Features
Product and AggregateRating JSON-LD added by the widget
Up to five Review entries with author, rating and text
Average rating and count from the testimonials the widget shows
Turned on per widget with the Enable Rich Snippets switch
Added once per space, even with several widgets on a page
Pro plan setting in the widget builder
Best Use Cases
Product pages — show star ratings in Google Shopping results
Homepage — display overall business rating in organic results
Local business pages — star ratings in Google Maps
Service pages — review stars in search listings
Customization Options
Switch
Enable Rich Snippets, per widget
Testimonials
The rating is built from the testimonials the widget shows
Filters
Filter the widget by type, minimum rating or AI tag
Display
Any widget type can carry the structured data
Plan
Available on Pro and Business
Frequently Asked Questions
What are rich snippets?
Rich snippets are search results with extra details such as star ratings and review counts. They can make a listing stand out, but Google decides when to show them.
Does Google guarantee star ratings will appear?
No. Structured data makes a page eligible, and Google decides independently whether to display it. Check your page with Google's Rich Results Test after embedding the widget.
Is this compliant with Google's guidelines?
The markup uses schema.org Product, AggregateRating and Review types. Google's review-snippet guidelines also restrict reviews a business publishes about itself, so read them for your page type before relying on stars appearing.
