Brandzway - Reviews, Photos & More

Ecommerce in Webflow provides product management with a cart and checkout. Requesting reviews after an order and moderating what customers write sit outside those features. The same applies to showing star ratings on product pages. Adding them means building the flow yourself or connecting an app that already runs it.

Connecting Brandzway with Webflow adds an automated review pipeline to your store. Review request emails go out after each order on a schedule you set. Customers submit written and photo reviews, and you moderate them in the Brandzway dashboard. Approved reviews appear in widgets embedded on your pages.

Brandzway is aimed at Webflow ecommerce stores that want customer reviews on product pages. Freelancers and agencies implementing or maintaining reviews for Webflow ecommerce clients can use it, as can marketing teams keeping testimonial sections up to date.

How to integrate Brandzway - Reviews, Photos & More with Webflow

What is Brandzway - Reviews, Photos & More? Brandzway is a customer review app built exclusively for Webflow ecommerce stores and available in the Webflow App Marketplace. It automates post-purchase review requests and turns collected written and photo reviews into customizable widgets. Its moderation tools support public and private replies, while analytics track collection rates and average star ratings.

Teams pair Brandzway with Webflow to collect reviews right after orders and show them where customers decide to buy. All configuration happens in the Brandzway dashboard. Display happens through embed code placed on your Webflow pages.

The Brandzway-Webflow integration supports two approaches:

• The Brandzway app handles review collection, moderation, email customization, and analytics without writing code.
• Code Embed elements place review widgets on static pages and on a Collection template page.

Most implementations use both. You install the app to run collection and moderation, then place widgets with Code Embed. Brandzway publishes no public API, webhooks, or developer portal, so these two approaches cover the whole integration.

Install the Brandzway app

The Brandzway app in the Webflow Marketplace is the starting point for every setup. Installing it authorizes Brandzway to work with your store. You then configure emails and moderation in the Brandzway dashboard. Widget configuration happens there as well. During authorization, Brandzway requests read and write access to ecommerce store data, Webflow CMS data, custom code, page data, site data and publishing, authorized-user information, and assets. Marketplace review checks site development quality, so treat it as a quality bar rather than an endorsement or certification.

To set up the integration:

1. Open the Brandzway listing in the Webflow Marketplace.
2. Click Add to site.
3. Select the Workspace or sites where you want the app installed.
4. Click Authorize app.
5. Click Go to Brandzway - Reviews, Photos & More in the pop-up and follow the setup instructions in the Brandzway dashboard.

Once installed, you manage everything from the Brandzway dashboard:

• Automated review request emails, with timing set by days after order placement or fulfillment
• Manual review requests when you want to contact specific customers
• Moderation controls, plus public or private replies to reviewers
• Widget customization across Grid View, List View, and Star Ratings layouts
• Review email branding with your logo and banner. You can also add a social media footer.
• Analytics for review collection rates and average star ratings. The dashboard also shows revenue trends.

Photo reviews, the grid widget layout, email branding, and Brandzway branding removal require the Growth or Pro plan. The Free plan covers automated emails, list and star rating widgets, moderation, and analytics. The app manages collection and moderation; putting reviews on your pages happens in the next step.

Add Brandzway widgets with Code Embed elements

Brandzway widgets reach your site through embed code, not through a native element. You copy the widget code from the Brandzway dashboard and place it with a Code Embed element in Webflow. You need a Core, Growth, Agency, or Freelancer Workspace, or an active paid Site plan to use Code Embed. Each element holds up to 50,000 characters.

Place a widget on a static page

Static placements work for homepages and landing pages; testimonial sections can also use them. You choose the widget layout in the Brandzway dashboard, which provides the embed code. Use the CMS-field path instead when each product needs its own reviews.

To place the widget:

1. Get the widget embed code from your Brandzway dashboard.
2. In Webflow, add a Code Embed element from the Components panel where you want reviews to appear.
3. Paste the Brandzway widget code into the custom code field.

Custom code renders in preview and comment modes, but it only goes live once you publish the site. See Custom code in head and body tags for how publishing affects custom code.

Show per-product reviews on Collection template pages

Stores that keep products in Collections in Webflow can show a different review widget on each product's Collection template page. The widget code lives in a CMS field, so one Code Embed element in the template serves every product.

To set up per-product widgets:

1. Add a Plain Text or Multi-line Text field to your Collection.
2. Paste the review widget code into that field for each Collection item.
3. Connect a Code Embed element in the Collection template page to display the field content.

Each product page then loads that product's reviews from the field you connected. Brandzway does not document a widget refresh interval or publish detailed setup docs, so test the widget on a published site before launch and contact Brandzway support for configuration questions beyond the dashboard.

What can you build with the Brandzway Webflow integration?

Integrating Brandzway with Webflow lets you collect and display customer reviews across your store without building a review system from scratch.

• Post-purchase review collection: Send a branded review request email a set number of days after order placement or fulfillment, with the timing set in the Brandzway dashboard.
• Photo review galleries: Publish customer-submitted photos in a product page gallery as visual social proof.
• Product-specific review sections: Show each product's own reviews and star rating on its Collection template page, driven by the widget code stored in a CMS field.
• Homepage social proof: Place a Star Ratings or List View widget in a homepage social-proof section, styled to match your site's fonts and colors.

Brandzway has no public API. Organizations may contact support@brandzway.com to ask whether private API access is available under a partnership agreement; availability and capabilities are not publicly documented.