A star rating widget for any page.
Let readers rate your docs, articles, or products from one to five stars with a single tap, and see the average score for every page in your dashboard.
Five stars, real numbers.
A star rating captures how strongly people feel, not just yes or no. Here is what people use a page rating widget for.
Rate documentation
Ask 'How would you rate this page?' and see which docs earn five stars and which drag the average down.
Score products
Collect quick product ratings on a landing page or store, no review account required.
Collect a reason
After the stars, invite an optional comment, so a low score comes with context you can act on.
Rank your pages
The dashboard shows the average score and vote count per page, so your best and worst pages are obvious.
Track over time
Improve a page and watch its rating climb, with vote counts that show whether the change stuck.
Get pinged on low scores
Route ratings with a comment straight to Discord, Slack, Telegram, or Mattermost as they come in.
Ratings shouldn't need a review platform.
You want a quick sense of how a page is doing, not a full review site. A star widget gives you a number in one tap, tied to the exact page it rates.
The old way
Sign up for a review platform, embed its script, and manage yet another account.
Readers must leave the page or log in, so most never rate anything at all.
Scores live in a separate dashboard, disconnected from the page they belong to.
With SendForm
Paste two lines and a star widget appears, styled and ready, on any page.
One tap, no login, so far more people actually rate the page.
Every rating is tied to its page, with the average score and comments in your dashboard.
Built for anyone who publishes pages.
If you can add two lines of HTML to a page, you can collect star ratings on it. No backend or review platform required.
Docs & knowledge bases
Give every docs page a score and see at a glance which ones need a rewrite.
Stores & product pages
Add a quick rating to product and landing pages without a heavy reviews plugin.
Bloggers & writers
See which articles earn top marks and double down on the formats readers love.
Developers
Drop in a self-contained widget that styles itself and needs no framework or build step.
No-code & site builders
Using a builder that lets you paste HTML? Add the star widget to any page in seconds.
Agencies
Add page ratings to client sites and report exactly how each page scores.
Two lines, on any page.
No SDK, no build step. Set the mode to stars, paste the widget, and it styles itself and starts collecting ratings.
<div data-sendform-feedback="https://sendform.net/!yourFormId" data-mode="stars"></div> <script src="https://sendform.net/widget.js" async></script>
And here is exactly what those two lines produce, try it, nothing is sent:
Star rating widget questions.
It is a small 1 to 5 star prompt you place on a page. Visitors rate in one tap, and each rating is recorded against its page, so you get an average score for every docs page, article, or product.
Paste two lines of HTML and set the mode to stars: a <div> with your form id and the widget script. It styles itself and starts collecting ratings right away, with no build step.
Yes. After the stars, the widget invites an optional comment, so a low score can come with context you can act on. Comments show up next to the rating in your dashboard.
Yes. The dashboard shows the average score and vote count for every page the widget runs on, so your best and worst pages are obvious at a glance.
Yes. Route ratings, especially ones that come with a comment, straight to Discord, Slack, Telegram, or Mattermost, so your team sees a low score as it happens.
Yes. Once a visitor rates a page, the widget remembers and shows a thank-you instead of asking again, and the backend limits repeat ratings from the same source, so your averages stay honest.
You can create a free account and try SendForm with no credit card. Rating forms are a paid feature, so check the pricing page for the plan that includes them.
Start scoring your pages.
Create your free account and add a star rating widget to any page in two minutes. No servers, no credit card.