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No! Unlike other no-code solutions where CMS items need to be created, reviews are instead created in our database. So reviews on our app will not contribute to the CMS item limit of your Webflow plan. This is especially valuable for websites with lots of CMS data where CMS items are at a premium, such as programmatic SEO sites or business directories.

Yes, our app is free on .webflow.io staging domains. This free plan is intended to give you as much time as needed to try out our app & test it out before publishing to a custom domain. To publish our app on a custom domain, a subscription to one of our paid plans is required. Click here to learn more about our pricing.

Yes! Our commenting app and reviews app are included with our user generated plan. With this plan you will also get access to our wide range of future user generated content features.

Absolutely! Our app uses native Webflow elements for our comment & reviews sections, instead of embedding a widget. So you can make the elements like the form placeholder text any language you want in the Webflow Designer.

Yes we can! Through our data import feature, average rating and total reviews data can automatically sync into your CMS collection. By doing this, we give you the power to to create your own custom aggregateRating schema for the content type that's relevant to your content or page type. While it might be more work, we believe this level of customization is way more impactful vs us creating a generic schema one for each website.

For more details, check out this tutorial.

Ian here from Supersparks 👋. I am just going to answer this question, as I have encountered the problem our app solves first hand. About a year ago, I built a programmatic SEO site in Webflow for breweries called Breweries Nearby. The goal was to not only create a directory for breweries around the world but also create a community where craft beer lovers could share their experiences from breweries in the form of crowdsourced data & reviews.

When I researched no-code apps for enabling reviews on CMS pages, all the options I found either: a) stuck out like a sore thumb due to being embedded and having limited design flexibility; b) didn't integrate with commonly used membership tools on Webflow (like Memberstack & Webflow's free memberships tool). I am quite picky about having design control over every aspect of my site, so I opted for a solution that would allow me to customize the reviews section in Webflow (not the form). And let me tell you, this solution wasn't easy! Basically, I ended up embedding an Airtable form with star ratings, creating a webhook to send reviews to an Airtable table, using Airtable to summarize review scores for each brewery, and then using Whalesync to sync reviews to a CMS collection for reviews & average ratings to each respective CMS item for each brewery.

This solution had 4 problems:

1. It was a pain in the butt to set up.
2. Each review used a CMS item, which are especially at a premium on programmatic SEO projects, considering Webflow's 10k CMS limit.
3. No possibility to integrate member data (name, profile image, etc.) to each review to help foster up a sense of community on my site.
4. The embedded Airtable slowed down the page and doesn't match the aesthetic of the rest of the site.

So we built a solution that solves all 4 of these problems, as our app:

1. Takes two minutes to set up through our component installation
2. Doesn't use CMS items
3. Is integrated with Memberstack & Webflow Memberships
4. Dynamically displays and collects reviews data through Webflow designer elements, instead of embedding. This allows users to customize their reviews section to look however they want.

We can't wait to see what type of community projects people are able to build using our app.

Yes!