📈 Widgets Ranked #51–#59 in Norway

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Widgets are interactive web elements that can be easily embedded into websites to enhance functionality and user engagement by providing features such as social sharing, customer reviews, pop-ups, quizzes, or displaying other third-party content.

Norway is a Northern European country with a population of over 5.5 million people.

The following list shows the widgets ranked from 51st to 59th out of 59 used on websites in Norway.

RankNameMarket share
51
TrustedSite
Miami Beach, Florida, United States

Enables customer websites to display engagement trustmarks (such as Certified Secure, Secure Checkout, and Spam-Free) that show off the certifications they have earned.

Free$$$
52
UpToLike
Limassol, Cyprus

A Russian service providing social sharing widgets.

Free
53
QZone Share
Shenzhen, China

Allows users to share content directly to their Qzone.
54
Weibo Share
Beijing, China

The share button for the Chinese social network Weibo.
55
Trengo
Utrecht, Netherlands

A customer engagement platform that combines multiple communication channels into one shared inbox.

$209+/month
56
AddShoppers
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

A digital commerce platform focused on bringing shoppers and brands together through seamless shopping experiences.

$$$
57
Iframely
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

A uniform delivery service that allows website owners to embed URL previews, videos, audio, images, slideshows, and other rich media into their sites.

Free$49+/month
58
Usersnap
Linz, Austria

A versatile user feedback platform for product teams to collect feedback and issues with screen capture tools, customer satisfaction micro-surveys, and upvotes on feature requests.

Free€49+/month
59
Google Review Widget
Potsdam, Germany

A third-party solution that allows website owners to embed their Google Reviews into websites with two lines of code.

Free€69/year

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Data is based on the analysis of 15,302 websites from Norway.
Statistics were last calculated on .
For details, see our methodology and disclaimer.