A testimonial slider for any website. Pick your best testimonials, paste the embed code, and the carousel keeps itself up to date.
Create your carouselThis is the real widget. Hover to pause it, or use the arrows and dots.
We had testimonials on our site the same afternoon. Customers actually fill the form in, and the good ones go straight onto our pricing page.
Finally stopped copy-pasting tweets into our landing page. The widget updates itself when we approve something new.
The form read like we wrote it ourselves. Our clients answered in a couple of minutes and the quotes were better than anything we would have written.
Setup took ten minutes. The grid matches our site without any custom CSS.
I send one link after every coaching package. Half of my clients reply the same day, and the best answers go on my homepage.
Our booking page converts better since we added the badge next to the button. Small thing, real difference.
We had testimonials on our site the same afternoon. Customers actually fill the form in, and the good ones go straight onto our pricing page.
Finally stopped copy-pasting tweets into our landing page. The widget updates itself when we approve something new.
The form read like we wrote it ourselves. Our clients answered in a couple of minutes and the quotes were better than anything we would have written.
Setup took ten minutes. The grid matches our site without any custom CSS.
I send one link after every coaching package. Half of my clients reply the same day, and the best answers go on my homepage.
Our booking page converts better since we added the badge next to the button. Small thing, real difference.
We had testimonials on our site the same afternoon. Customers actually fill the form in, and the good ones go straight onto our pricing page.
Finally stopped copy-pasting tweets into our landing page. The widget updates itself when we approve something new.
The form read like we wrote it ourselves. Our clients answered in a couple of minutes and the quotes were better than anything we would have written.
Setup took ten minutes. The grid matches our site without any custom CSS.
I send one link after every coaching package. Half of my clients reply the same day, and the best answers go on my homepage.
Our booking page converts better since we added the badge next to the button. Small thing, real difference.
No slider plugin to configure and no testimonials to paste in by hand.
Show a single testimonial at a time or up to three side by side. The cards resize with the space they get.
Moves to the next testimonial every few seconds, and pauses while a visitor hovers over it.
Visitors can step through testimonials themselves. Dots show where they are and can be hidden.
After the last testimonial it slides on to the first one, with no jump back to the start.
Autoplay stays off for visitors who ask their device for less motion. Every button has a label for screen readers.
Pick exactly which testimonials appear. Changes show up on your site straight away.
Paste the code into an HTML or embed block. It works on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Shopify and plain HTML, and resizes to fit its content.
Embed code
Paste it where the testimonials should appear. Every widget gets its own code in the dashboard.
The carousel is part of Pro
Pro is $19/month and also adds your own colors, a custom domain and removes the Testimoon branding. The grid and review badge widgets are free.
A testimonial carousel, also called a testimonial slider, shows customer testimonials one or a few at a time and moves between them with arrows, dots or autoplay. It lets you show many testimonials without using much space on the page.
Create a carousel widget in Testimoon, choose the testimonials to show, and copy the embed code. Paste it into an HTML or embed block on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Shopify or any other site.
The carousel is part of Pro, which costs $19/month. The Free plan includes the grid and badge widgets, so you can put testimonials on your site without paying and upgrade when you want the carousel.
Carousels work best when each slide can be read in a few seconds. Keep testimonials short, show two or three cards at once on wide pages, and let visitors pause by hovering. If you only have a few testimonials, a grid usually works better.
Yes. The widget resizes to fit its container, so the cards get narrower on small screens. On a phone, one card at a time is usually easiest to read.
Create a form, share it, and keep every testimonial. Upgrade later if you need the extra bits.