Star ratings are used by websites to review all kinds of products and services. You can use them to rate pretty much anything your users are interested in: a movie, the food in a restaurant, the quality of service provided by a mechanic, etc.
One of the reasons star ratings are so popular is that they allow users to quickly determine the quality of a product or service based on the experience of people who have used it.
It is also very common to find businesses asking people to rate their services or products. This is because people are more likely to buy something if they see real reviews from other people who have actually used it.
If your website sells something, it's a good idea to include a star rating system somewhere so that your customers can review your products.
In this post, I'll list the best WordPress star rating plugins on CodeCanyon and Envato Elements that you can use today.
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Here is a brief review of the best WordPress star rating plugins that you can buy on Envato Elements and CodeCanyon. In the descriptions, we'll mention plugins that appear on both marketplaces.
Remember a subscription to Elements gives you access to all these plugins and much more for a monthly flat rate fee.

Epic Review, which has three post rating systems including star, point, and percentage, is perfect if you write review articles that show your opinion of products, movies, etc.
You can add responsive review boxes or blocks by the side or at the bottom of the article. You can showcase your best reviews. A widget shows a list of recent reviews on the sidebar so users can browse your other reviews. There is also a special search feature that allows users to easily search and navigate through your review articles.
You can monetize your posts by adding referral and affiliate links for the items you're reviewing. You can add multiple affiliate sources, and the plugin will automatically calculate which seller has the best price for the item you're reviewing.
Available on both CodeCanyon and Envato Elements, this WordPress post rating plugin is also an add-on for Elementor and WPBakery Page Builder.

Excited! Testimonial Showcase is a premium multi-use WordPress plugin with the main purpose of building an awesome testimonials showcase on your website or blog.
This WordPress testimonial plugin with star ratings, available exclusively on Envato Elements, is packed with exciting features like:
The plugin is 100% responsive, and the summary block fits any container. In addition, it's compatible with Visual Composer, Mailchimp, and the WPML translation plugin.

This WordPress testimonial plugin with star ratings gives you an easy way to display testimonials, reviews, and quotes from users in an attractive layout.
It is very flexible in terms of customization options and offers a responsive design. It's compatible with rich snippets and structured data used by search engines to display reviews and ratings in search results.
The reviews and testimonials can be showcased on the front-end either as a grid or as a slider. Each of these layouts comes with its own settings to control the look and feel of the reviews.
There are five different themes that you can use with this plugin: rounded speech bubbles, flat speech bubbles, flat card box, quote marks, or simple separator. With a low-cost monthly subscription, you can download this plugin and many others from Envato Elements.

The WordPress Facebook Reviews Plugin is a star rating plugin that allows you to add business reviews from your Facebook page to your website. This highly customizable plugin comes with a clean and flexible interface to suit any website style and is packed with features including four predefined layouts, three review templates, a flexible header, and more.
The review widget has six switchable elements: author name and picture, recommendation, date, Facebook icon, and star rating. The widget also allows filtering of your reviews and has a review-request button. You also have the option of showing your star rated reviews in a slider layout.
The plugin supports 22 languages and works perfectly with many WordPress themes, including the most popular on ThemeForest. It is available on both CodeCanyon and Envato Elements.
Star Rating is a simple star rating plugin for WordPress that gives you the option to create and save ratings for each WordPress entry like a post, page, or product.
The review microdata is also visible in search results, so you will get a boost in visibility. It is fully compatible with all popular WordPress themes.
It comes with a lot of customization options. You can easily change the color, size, and shape of icons that are used to display the rating to users. The rating assigned to each post or page is also visible on the search page.
The plugin has cross-browser compatibility and does not rely on jQuery to work properly. You can download it with a subscription to Envato Elements.
There are currently about 70 premium WordPress star rating plugins available on CodeCanyon. All of them serve some unique purpose, like adding a star rating field to different forms or allowing users to review a product or service on your website.

The price for some of these star rating plugins starts from as low as $7. The fact that you get free lifetime updates and six months of free support makes buying them a very good deal.
Here is a brief review of the best star rating plugins that you can buy on CodeCanyon:

Reviewer is a bestselling user review and rating plugin for WordPress that allows you to insert powerful and gorgeous review boxes and comparison tables into your posts, pages, and custom post types. Users and visitors can leave their reviews and ratings in the box you have created and even upload their images. It uses different rating models: 5 stars, bars, and single criteria rating.
The plugin includes templates with parameters you can customize like the criteria for your review, score range, colors, labels, and font sizes. You can also add custom panels and links, change the star icon, and add pros and cons, summaries, and much more. Each theme has a responsive layout to adapt to any device.
This translation-ready plugin supports rich snippets so your reviews are indexed on search engines. It also supports Google ReCaptcha to prevent spamming.

Taqyeem is a super affordable premium reviewing and rating WordPress plugin that helps you add lovely rating and review boxes to your posts, pages, and custom post types. There are three review and rating styles: stars, points, and percentage. Users can submit their reviews and rate reviews written by others. They can also rate images submitted with user reviews.
There are plenty of customization options, allowing you to change fonts, images, colors, styles, and of course the criteria. You have at your disposal over 500 Google web fonts. Customizable widgets display your review ratings on sidebars. You can choose to group reviews according to best, recent, or random.
The plugin supports translation and localization, including RTL languages. Rich snippet support allows review microdata to be easily displayed on search engines.

You can use the WordPress BNE Testimonials Pro plugin to display testimonials and reviews anywhere on your website.
The plugin offers a large variety of customization and layout options for the reviews. You can choose from four different layouts: list, slider, thumbnail slider, and masonry grid. There are also four different themes: simple, default, bubbles, and cards.
The star ratings incorporate Schema.org tags to make sure that the rich snippets for the review are visible in search results.
One big advantage of using this plugin is that it offers the ability to import reviews from other platforms like Facebook, Google, and Yelp. So, if your users have written any reviews about your business on Facebook, they will be automatically pulled and added to your own website.

The AP Custom Testimonial Pro plugin also allows you to showcase reviews and testimonials from your clients and customers on your website.
The WordPress testimonial plugin with star ratings comes with 12 different layouts to display the user reviews. It also offers some other unique features like embedding videos in the testimonials or only displaying certain user reviews based on their ID. You can also optionally add links to the social media accounts of clients who write a review.
The plugin gives you granular control over all aspects of the review. This includes things like the image border color, review title color, review content color, etc.
The shortcode generator that comes with this plugin makes it incredibly easy for you to create custom shortcodes to display the testimonials exactly the way you want.

Ratings and Reviews plugin for WordPress allows you to set up a single rating or multiple ratings for a review. The plugin displays a list of reviews and adds a review button, submission form, stars, and ratings.
For multi-rating, you can configure any number of rating criteria like usability, comfort, size, price, service, and so on. Users will rate each criterion separately.
You can also place ratings and reviews on any WooCommerce products and display the product price along with the review rating in the reviews slider widget on the product page or a separate single review page.
Before listing some free WordPress star rating plugins, I would like to mention that using premium plugins comes with its own advantages. The premium plugin developers are more likely to provide regular updates and solve any issues that you might be facing with the use of these plugins. This is especially true for the best-sellers on CodeCanyon or Elements.
Also, the premium plugins generally offer a more polished design to give your website a professional look. But sometimes a free plugin is the right choice for a limited budget—I've pulled together a few of these free plugins below.

This plugin is more suited for people who want to allow users to provide reviews in a manner similar to websites like TripAdvisor or Yelp. It comes with a nice set of features that you can see on the plugin description page.

This plugin comes with two different types of ratings. The first type is provided by the post author. This is ideal for websites that publish reviews of different products and services. The second type gives your visitors the ability to vote.

Get ratings from users using WP Customer Reviews. This multisite and multiuser star rating plugin allows you to set up a specific page on your blog to receive testimonials from customers about your business or service. Customers can write reviews about products you carry. All reviews are moderated and can include images. Widgets can be customized, and there is spam protection. In addition to rich snippet support, this lightweight plugin has caching to help your pages load faster.
People who are only looking for a WordPress star rating plugin so that they can allow users to rate their posts and pages should consider using the Rate My Post WordPress plugin. It will allow you to easily add ratings to all your posts and pages using shortcodes.

With GD Rating System, you can rate anything—including posts, custom posts, comments, users, and more. You can also rate one or more categories. It supports rich snippets, post integration, and comment integration. With shortcodes, you can place ratings anywhere on your website.
A website with a built-in customer review and star rating component is easily recognized by search engines. Allowing users to leave their reviews and star ratings on different aspects of your business like products, blog posts, etc., has many benefits for your business.
They can vastly increase engagement and traffic to your website by boosting your site's search engine rankings for certain searches.
Reviews are a source of fresh content to search engines. It's why search results include customer reviews and star ratings from websites. This builds your credibility.
A customer may like your delicious food but they are not impressed by your customer service. For this reason, they give you three stars instead of five. You now have a chance to take their feedback and improve where your services are lacking.
Having looked at best practices, let's now explore ways you can use star ratings on your website.
The most popular use of star ratings is to rate products or blog posts. But you can expand the uses of star ratings to include many other aspects of your business by doing the following:
This is how you create engagement that makes the website active in the eyes of search engines that are always looking for fresh content.
If you're running a sales promotion, how about letting customers rate the promotion? It creates a lot of buzz that helps your promotion take off and become successful. Also, ratings help give social proof to the promotion, letting other customers know if it's worth their time.
You can ask customers to suggest topics for your blog and have other customers weigh in with their ratings. This way, you can keep your content fresh by writing something that's relevant to your customers. In addition, you build a community of users who feel their feedback is valued.
Let customers know they can leave their reviews and make it easy for them to do so. It's easy. Prominently display tools that invite them to leave ratings or reviews. You can use prompts like "rate this product", "review this product", and so on.
Send email reminding customers to review products they've purchased. Knowing the lead times allows you to send out the email after customers have received their products. You can ask them to rate different aspects: customer service, delivery time, the product itself, and more.
When you offer customers coupons for their next purchase in exchange for their reviews and ratings, it's a win-win for both you and your customers.
The ultimate goal of using these star rating plugins is to help your website visitors. So here are some guidelines that you can follow to use them in a way that benefits the visitors.
If you are reviewing a product or service for your visitors, make sure that you don't place the same ratings in ten different places. If you are writing a detailed review of the product, it is acceptable to provide different ratings for different aspects like the design, quality, pricing, etc. However, don't use the same overall 8/10 rating in six different places in a post.
Search engines usually display star ratings in their search results only when they think that it will provide some useful information. For example, let's say you use rich snippets that display star ratings for products but use attributes that indicate that the rating is for posts. In such cases, the search engines might not show the ratings in their search results at all. So make sure that the rich snippet data to show the ratings has the correct attributes.
In this post, we have briefly reviewed both free and premium WordPress star rating plugins that you can add to your website. The aim of the post was to include the best WordPress star rating plugins for certain tasks like user testimonials, form fields, and product reviews.
If you are looking for a WordPress plugin for any use, take a look at the premium WordPress plugins on CodeCanyon. Hopefully, one of the plugins listed there will meet all your needs.

Here are a few of the best-selling and hot new WordPress plugins available on CodeCanyon for 2022.


















This post has been updated with contributions from Franc Lucas. Franc is a writer for Envato Tuts+ who enjoys exploring the world of SaaS.
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