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A review website theme with business pages, star ratings, verified reviews and owner replies. A Trustpilot clone you own outright.
Businesses pay for invitations, rating widgets and featured spots. You keep 100%, with no commission and no monthly theme fee.
Reviewers rate each business on criteria that fit your niche, such as delivery for shops or punctuality for trades. Scores roll into an overall rating and a trust score that favours recent, verified reviews.
Reviewers upload an order email or invoice, and moderators check it privately before adding a verified badge. Readers can filter to verified reviews, and documents are never shown to the business or the public.
Reviewers attach several photos to each review, and every image feeds a gallery on the business page. Helpful votes push detailed, balanced reviews to the top instead of one-line rants.
Every reviewer gets a public profile with location, member date, review count and helpful votes. Readers judge a review by its author, and top-reviewer badges reward your best contributors and discourage fake accounts.
Elementor-friendly: Design your homepage, category hubs and business pages with the free Elementor plugin, using drag-and-drop rating, review and top-rated blocks.
View Live DemoStar-rating breakdowns, review carousels, category grids and trust-score panels, each pulling live review data into any page.
Explore Our ThemesBusinesses claim their page free by verifying their company email or domain, then update details and post one public reply under each review. Every claimed business is a potential paying subscriber.
Business flags, reader reports and automatic hold rules for links and phone numbers land in one queue. Moderators approve, remove or redact personal details, but never rewrite what a reviewer said, and each decision is logged. A legal complaint form records every complaint with a reply deadline. Businesses cannot delete reviews, paying or not.
Offer a free plan so every company can claim its page, then sell monthly or yearly upgrades with invitations, widgets and featured slots. You set the prices, and payments go to your account through 30+ gateways.
Happy customers rarely review unprompted. Paid businesses upload all their recent orders, not a hand-picked few, and the platform emails each customer a single-use review link with an automatic reminder, tracking who opened and who reviewed.
Businesses copy and paste widgets that show their live rating, review count and latest reviews on their own website. Every widget links back to your site, and you choose which styles each plan unlocks.
Pages like "best plumbers in Austin" are what people search before they buy. The theme builds ranked lists per category and location, and you can sell a labelled featured slot above the organic ranking.
Every business page is original content written by real customers, with fast loading, clean URLs and structured data markup for ratings. Google decides when to show stars, so treat them as a bonus, not a promise.
Choose a starting point for your review site. Make it yours in minutes.
A Trustpilot or Yelp for your town: trades, cafés, dentists and salons, rated by their customers.

Restaurants, cafés, bakeries and bars, rated dish by dish.

Hotels, tours and attractions, reviewed by people who went.

Business software scored on ease of use, features and support.

Photo reviews of what really turned up at the door.

Ratings, moderation, business claims and search filters are all set from one dashboard instead of a stack of review and membership plugins.
Open the admin demoSwitch each filter on or off and drag them into the order visitors see on the search page.
New reviews go live straight away, and anything with a link, phone number or email address waits for a check.
A web address in a review or reply holds it for a check.
Seven or more digits in a row, in any format.
An email address in a review or reply holds it for a check.
Off: a flagged review stays live until a moderator decides.
New businesses, members, comments and revenue over 7, 30 or 90 days, a to-do list of moderation queues, and every other screen one click away.





Approve each new business before it appears, and choose what happens when a listing's time runs out.
A business claims its page free with a code sent to its own work email, then replies to its reviews.
A code sent to an address at the business's own website domain approves the claim.
The business waits for your approval before it appears.
Adds structured data markup for ratings to business pages.
Connect your own AI account, describe your review site, and the generator lays out the pages. Ask for changes in plain English or move the blocks yourself.

Every email the site sends is ready to go. Edit the wording of any of them, or switch one off.
Pop-ups and bars that show visitors what is happening on your review site, such as new reviews, sign-ups and how many people are browsing right now.
Text members through Twilio, Vonage, MessageBird or Plivo, and take payments through PayPal, Stripe and 140 more gateway plugins.
These are the plugins most review sites end up installing. With the Review theme they are already there, switched on from the admin area.
Restyle business pages, category pages, headers and landing pages in the free Elementor page builder.
Rating summaries, review feeds, category tiles and top-rated lists.
English plus 10 language packs. Every label can be translated.
PayPal, Stripe and 144 more free gateway plugins for your own merchant account.
5 stars or scores from 1 to 10, with a trust score that weighs recent and verified reviews more.
Category, location, nearby and minimum-rating filters, in your order.
Owners claim their page free with a code to their work email, then reply to reviews.
Businesses on a paid plan email their customers a link to leave a review.
Members confirm their email or phone before their account opens.
Rent a hosted review service, glue plugins together or pay a developer. Here is how they compare.
| PremiumPress Review | SaaS review platform | Plugin stack | Custom build | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $99 one-time | Monthly subscription | Several yearly licences | Large project fee |
| You run the platform | Yes | No, you are a customer | Yes | Yes |
| Keep business subscription revenue | 100% | Not possible | Depends on add-ons | Yes |
| Business claims & public replies | Built in | N/A | Extra add-on | Must be built |
| Verified-review badges | Built in | N/A | Rarely | Must be built |
| Moderation queue | Built in | N/A | Basic | Must be built |
| Monthly fees | None | Every month | Renewals | Maintenance |
| Unlimited installs | Yes | N/A | Per-site licences | One site |
| Time to launch | Days | N/A | Weeks of setup | Months |
| Works with Elementor (free) | Yes | N/A | Varies | Varies |
The questions we hear most before people buy. Still unsure? Our support team is happy to help.
Any site where people rate businesses, products or services: a Trustpilot clone for online shops, a Yelp clone for local trades, or a software review site. You choose the categories, rating criteria and whether reviews need proof of purchase.
Yes. The Review Site Theme is on sale now. Try the live demo first, then buy it from this page and download it straight away from your PremiumPress account.
Mostly from the businesses being reviewed. Owners claim their page free, then upgrade for invitations, rating widgets and analytics. You can also sell featured spots in category rankings. You set every price and keep all the revenue, with no platform commission.
Reviewers upload a proof of purchase, such as an order email or receipt, which moderators check privately before adding a verified badge. Paid businesses can also send invite-only review links. Uploaded documents are never shown publicly.
They can reply, but not remove. A business claims its page and posts one public reply under each review. It can flag a review that breaks your guidelines, and your moderation queue decides. That rule keeps the site trustworthy.
It can flag the review, and anyone can use the legal complaint form on each review. Complaints land in your moderation area with a reply deadline. You can ask the reviewer, remove the review or keep it, and every step is logged. Starter review guidelines are included; check them against the law where you operate.
We cannot promise that. Business and review pages output structured data markup for ratings, giving search engines a clear summary of each score. Google decides when to show rich results, so treat stars as a possible bonus, not a guarantee.
No. Multi-criteria ratings, reviewer profiles, business claims, moderation, paid plans and rating widgets are part of the theme. You install one review website theme instead of a review plugin, a membership plugin and a payments add-on.
The theme is $99, paid once. That includes 6 months of support and updates, free install and setup, unlimited installs on sites you own and a 14-day money-back guarantee. There are no monthly fees and no commission.
Yes. Many review sites start narrow, such as wedding suppliers in one region, then add categories as traffic grows. Categories, rating criteria and ranking pages are managed in the admin area, so you expand without rebuilding.
Yes. The theme is Elementor-ready, so you can edit the homepage, category pages and landing pages with the free version of Elementor, using pre-built blocks for rating summaries, review feeds and top-rated lists, all without code.
Create your own business directory website similar to Yelp, Yellow Pages or Foursquare.
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Create your own coupon website similar to Coupons.com, RetailMeNot or Rakuten.
One-time $99 · unlimited installs · no commission · 14-day money back.