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Starter and up

Your reviews on your WordPress site.

The Grades Reviews plugin adds shortcodes, a block and a widget. Your reviews and showcases stay current by themselves.

Submitted to WordPress.org, in review

Animated example: in the WordPress block editor, someone titles a page, types /grades, picks the Grades Reviews block and the page shows three 5-star reviews with the average, then clicks Update.

What it adds

  • Reviews

    [grades_reviews] or the Grades Reviews block shows your reviews with your filters.

  • Showcases

    [grades_showcase showcase="your-showcase-id"] shows a showcase you built in the dashboard.

  • Widget

    The Grades Reviews widget for a sidebar or footer.

  • Always current

    New reviews appear by themselves; nothing to update.

Set it up

  1. Install the plugin

    Download the zip from this page. In WordPress, Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, choose the file, then Install Now and Activate.

  2. Paste your key

    Settings > Grades Reviews, paste your publishable key and save. The page shows "Connected to ..." when it works.

  3. Add it to a page

    Add [grades_reviews] or the Grades Reviews block to a page, or the widget to a sidebar.

What you need

  • A Grades.com account (14-day free trial of Pro, no card needed)
  • A WordPress site where you can install plugins
  • A publishable key from Connect your AI

Every plan from Starter

The plugin is free. It uses a publishable key, which shows only what your widgets may show.

See pricing →

Frequently asked questions

Is the key secret?

No. The plugin uses a publishable key that can only read what your widgets show; it cannot change anything.

When is it in the plugin directory?

It was submitted to WordPress.org and is in review there. Until it is listed you can install the zip from this page; this page links to the listing once it is live.

Connect Grades.com to WordPress

14-day free trial of Pro, no card needed.

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