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A testimonials page that grows with every kind word

Keep your clients’ quotes in one place and show them wherever a visitor is deciding. Add one once, and every list on your website shows it.

The Siter.io editor with the CMS open on a collection called Testimonials: its testimonials listed with their status, beside the website's what leaders say section showing them, from the Maren Holt template.

Proof, wherever it helps.

  • A quote, a name, a role

    Each testimonial holds the quote, who said it, their role or company, and a photo if you have one.

  • On any page that needs proof

    Add a list to the home page, your pricing page or a service page. They all show the same testimonials.

  • Every review you have

    Import quotes you collected elsewhere from a CSV file. They arrive as drafts for you to check.

Quotes that look like your brand.

Style the first card and every testimonial follows it. Each list chooses how many to show and how they sit on the page.

  1. What it shows

    How many testimonials, and in what order.

  2. Columns

    Three side by side, or one at a time for a single strong quote.

  3. Load more

    Show the best three, and let doubters read the rest.

Your testimonials in three steps.

  1. Add a Testimonials collection

    Open the CMS in the editor, choose New collection, then Testimonials.

  2. Add your quotes

    Paste in each quote with the name and role, or import them from a CSV.

  3. Show them where they help

    Add a list to any page, design the first card, and publish.

What makes a good testimonials page?

Real names, real roles, and quotes that say what changed for the client rather than that you were nice. A photo helps. Show three strong ones first and let visitors load the rest.

Does each testimonial get its own page?

No. Testimonials are shown in lists only, so they work on any page: the home page, a service page, next to a contact form, or a page of their own.

Can I import reviews from Google or Trustpilot?

Not directly. Copy the ones you want into a CSV file and import it, up to 2 MB a file, or paste them in one at a time.

Can I show different testimonials on different pages?

Each list chooses how many testimonials it shows and in what order, so a short list on the home page and the full set on the testimonials page work together.

Should I ask before I publish a testimonial?

Yes. Ask the person, and use the name and role the way they agreed to. The quote should be their own words.

Is it on the free plan?

Yes. The CMS is on every plan, the Free plan included. See the plans.

Let your clients
do the talking.

Add a Testimonials collection, paste in the first quote, and show it on any page you have designed.