Can I show different reviews on each product page?

Short answer: no. Reviews are shown per account, not per product. The widget on a product page displays the same set as the one on your home page.

We would rather tell you this before you buy than after.

Why

Most sources we collect from publish reviews about the seller or the business, not about individual products. A Google or Facebook review is about your company. There is nothing in that data to attach to a specific product page.

Where product-level reviews do exist, matching them reliably to your catalogue would need a shared identifier, and platforms do not expose a consistent one. Guessing by product name produces wrong matches, which is worse than none.

There is no filtering by product, ASIN, SKU or URL

Not in the widget settings, and not through the embed code. If you read otherwise anywhere, it is out of date.

What people usually want, and what actually works

“I want social proof on the product page.” Use the widget as it is. Reviews of your business on a product page still work: they answer “can I trust this shop”, which is the actual objection at that point, and often matters more than an opinion on that exact item.

“I want stars in Google for my products.” The structured data we output is a business-level rating, not a product rating. Google shows it for the page carrying the widget. See stars in Google results.

“I have my own per-product reviews from my shop software.” Two options, both real:

• Import them from CSV and display them alongside everything else. Still not filtered per product, but the content is yours.
• Keep your shop platform’s native product reviews on product pages, and use JustReview for business-level social proof on the home page, checkout and landing pages. Plenty of customers run both, and they answer different objections.

“I sell on a marketplace with product reviews.” Those reviews come in, but as part of your account’s pool, not tied to catalogue entries.

If this is a deal breaker

Say so at [email protected]. Per-product filtering is a recurring request and demand shapes what gets built. Telling us which platform your product reviews live on is more useful than a general vote.