Apps and extensions

ReputeMap apps, extensions and connectors

Besides the web app, ReputeMap comes as a free browser extension for Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, a connector in Claude's directory, an MCP server for other AI assistants, a free reviews widget for your website (with a plugin for WordPress) and an API your CRM can call. Here is what each one does, who it's for, what it costs and where to get it.

Every store and directory link on this page goes to a listing published by ReputeMap.

Free · Chrome, Edge, Firefox

Free browser extension for Google review links and QR codes

ReputeMap: Google Review Link & QR Code is one free extension, published in three stores. Open a business on Google Maps, click the ReputeMap icon, and the popup gives you:

The business's direct Google review link, copied in one click
Its Place ID, the code that starts with ChIJ
A QR code for the link, as a PNG or an SVG
Printable review cards: a table tent, postcards or business cards

Who it's for: owners and staff who hand customers the review link, and agencies making links and cards for clients. It works for any business listing on Google Maps, without access to its Business Profile.

Private by design: free, with no account. It asks only for the activeTab permission and builds the link on your computer from the page's address: no Google API, nothing sent anywhere.

Get the extension

On a computer: Chrome 105 or newer, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox 140 or newer. Phones don't run extensions; there, use the free Google review link generator.

Screenshots, the card editor and answers to common questions: Google Review Link & QR Code Chrome Extension

For AI assistants

Claude connector and MCP server

Ask an AI assistant about your Google reviews and it answers from your live ReputeMap data: which locations have reviews waiting for a reply, how a location's rating moved, a draft reply to the newest 1★ review. Both ways in reach the same hosted server, which works through ReputeMap's own Google connection, so you don't apply for Google API access yourself.

Claude connector

For claude.ai and Claude Desktop. ReputeMap is listed in Claude's connectors directory: find it, click Connect, sign in with your ReputeMap account and pick a workspace. There's no API key to paste, and Claude asks you before every draft, email or publish.

In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → Discover
Search for “ReputeMap” and click Connect
Sign in to ReputeMap, pick a workspace, Approve

On Team and Enterprise plans an Owner adds it under Organization settings → Connectors first.

Claude directory Setup reference

MCP server for other AI tools

Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed and other MCP clients connect to the ReputeMap MCP server with one header and your ReputeMap API key, from Settings → API keys.

https://api.reputemap.com/mcp

Seven tools: four read (locations, reviews, rating stats, usage) and three act (draft a reply, publish a reply you approved, send one review request).

MCP Market The Google reviews MCP server for Claude and Cursor

In every plan and the 14-day trial: No extra charge. It needs an active plan or the trial, and a connected Google Business Profile.
1,000 calls a month: Shared with the REST API, the same on every plan.
Nothing posts on its own: A reply goes to Google only as the exact text you approved, and assistants ask first.

Free for one location

Free Google reviews widget for your website

Put your newest Google reviews and your true star average on your own site, in one of six layouts: List, Carousel, Grid, Wall, Badge or Floating. Connect your Google Business Profile, pick a layout and paste one line of code.

Free for one location, with no card and no 14-day limit
Works wherever you can paste HTML: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow
A small “Powered by ReputeMap” link, marked nofollow; every paid plan shows the widget without it

On WordPress: the free plugin ReputeMap Reviews Widget for Google connects the widget from your dashboard, with no code to copy. Add its block or the [reputemap_reviews] shortcode. WordPress 6.0 or newer.

WordPress.org Free Google Reviews Plugin for WordPress

Layouts, where the code goes on each website builder, and the limits: Free Google Reviews Widget for One Location

Integrations and API

Integrations and the REST API

When a deal is won or a job is done, your CRM, field service or booking tool can ask ReputeMap to email that customer a review request: its own automation calls one API endpoint. These aren't marketplace apps; each guide shows the setup, which takes about 15 to 20 minutes.

Tools	How they connect	Guide
HubSpot, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, GoHighLevel	The CRM's own workflow calls the ReputeMap API	CRM guides
Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Square Appointments	A Zapier trigger and a webhook step (a paid Zapier plan)	Field service guides
Email, Telegram, WhatsApp	Native 1–3★ alerts, set up in the app	Alert channels
Your own code	The REST API with an API key	API reference

Every tool, the plans each one needs and the API endpoint: ReputeMap integrations

Questions about ReputeMap's apps

Something else? Write to yaro@reputemap.com.

Is the ReputeMap browser extension free?

Yes. The extension in the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons is free, with no account, no trial and no card. It builds the review link on your computer from the page's address and sends nothing anywhere.

Do I need a ReputeMap plan to connect Claude?

Yes. The Claude connector and the MCP server work with your own ReputeMap data, so they need an active plan or the 14-day free trial, and a connected Google Business Profile. Every plan includes them, with 1,000 calls a month shared with the REST API.

Is there a ReputeMap WordPress plugin?

Yes. ReputeMap Reviews Widget for Google is free in the WordPress.org plugin directory. Install it, click Connect with ReputeMap (free) on its settings page, then add its block or the [reputemap_reviews] shortcode. It shows the same free widget: one location, no card.

Is ReputeMap affiliated with Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Anthropic or the WordPress Foundation?

No. ReputeMap is an independent company. The extension, the connector and the WordPress plugin are published by ReputeMap in each store and directory; Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Anthropic and the WordPress Foundation don't make or endorse them.

Every location's Google reviews in one place

ReputeMap asks your customers for reviews by email and QR code, puts every location's reviews in one inbox, drafts your replies and alerts you when a 1–3★ review lands. Setup takes about 3 minutes.

Start your 14-day free trial

14-day free trial. Card required, cancel anytime. Plans from $19/mo, locations included.

Or start with the free reviews widget: one location, no card