Review-platform rating badges
Reduces purchase risk with review-platform badges showing star scores and review counts.
Expected impact
Verifiable third-party scores de-risk the purchase right at the pricing decision.
Why it works
Northwestern's Spiegel study: purchase likelihood is 270% higher with five reviews, and peaks at a 4.0-4.7 star rating, not a perfect 5.
The prototype prompt
This is the spec Growthtyping compiles for you. The {{brand.*}} tokens are replaced with colors, fonts, radii, and voice from your brand - so the render comes out on-brand, not generic.
PATTERN SPEC: A review-rating badge row for {{brand.name}}: 3-4 cards, each with a review-platform name, a star rating rendered in {{brand.success}} (or a warm rating gold), the numeric score, and the review count in {{brand.secondary_text}}. Cards use {{brand.card_radius}} radius, {{brand.tint_bg}} surface, 1px {{brand.border}} borders, aligned in one responsive row. Scores read as verifiable, not decorative.“Northwestern's Spiegel study: purchase likelihood is 270% higher with five reviews, and peaks at a 4.0-4.7 star rating, not a perfect 5.”
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Evidence-backed pattern
Conversion · Small effort