9 Best Shopify Product Review Apps of 2026

Judge.me is the default choice for stores collecting photo reviews because the free plan does not hold back the core job. Forever Free includes unlimited product and store reviews, unlimited photo and video reviews, a review widget and star rating badge, three carousel styles, Google reviews sync with rich snippets, trust badges and an importer with AliExpress sync. The Awesome plan is $15 a month with a 15-day trial and adds AI replies, summaries and translations, more than 130 integrations including Klaviyo and Gorgias, 16 widgets such as Q&A and a reviews page, automatic reminders, coupons and referrals, Google Shopping and Meta and TikTok Shop sync. The listing documents imports from Yotpo, Loox, Amazon and Etsy, so moving over keeps your history. The limits are mainly design control and social syndication, which sit behind the paid plan. No other app on this list offers this much at $0 or $15.

Loox is built around visual reviews, and its listing is explicit about it: photo and video reviews collected by email, QR codes and discounts, then shown in on-brand widgets designed to load fast on mobile. The free Beginner plan runs up to 500 orders and already includes review request emails and reminders, discounts for photo reviews, more than 17 widgets, Google rich snippets and schema, social post creation and Shop app syndication. Convert costs $49.99 a month with 300 orders included and $50 per additional 300 orders; it adds the AI suite (smart sorting, highlights, summaries, Review Stories, translations and replies), video reviews, reviews on bundles, referrals, Google, Meta and TikTok syndication, and API access and webhooks. Unlimited is $299.99 a month. The order based pricing makes Loox expensive for busy stores compared with Judge.me, but the photo first display is the most focused on this list.

Junip prices by feature set rather than order volume, which sets it apart from most apps here. The free plan lists unlimited orders, unlimited review request emails, mobile-first submissions, product page widgets and rich snippets. Core at $29 a month adds review requests with photos and video, incentives, review replies, product grouping and live chat support. Growth at $79 a month is marked as the most popular plan and adds Google Shopping, TikTok Shop, Shop App and Meta Shops syndication, marketing integrations such as Postscript and Klaviyo, and search and filters. Premium at $299 a month adds Junip AI, multi-store management and API access. The listing names official partnerships with Google Shopping, Shop App, Meta Shops and TikTok Shop and documents migration from Yotpo, Judge.me and Okendo. The catch for photo review stores is that media collection starts on Core, so the free plan is mainly for text reviews and star ratings.

Okendo is the broadest product on this list, sold as one platform with five connected apps for reviews, loyalty, surveys, quizzes and referrals. For reviews alone, the free plan covers up to 50 orders a month with automated request emails, a smart review form, a review rewards engine, review displays, Google SEO snippets, grouping and moderation. Essential is $19 a month, or $204 a year, for up to 200 orders. Growth at $119 a month raises the cap to 1,500 orders and adds AI review summaries and keywords, TikTok Shop integration and a Q&A widget; Power at $299 a month covers 3,500 orders with review campaigns, an advanced CSS editor and managed onboarding. The listing names integrations with Shop, TikTok, Google, Klaviyo and Walmart plus 50 more apps. Okendo makes the most sense when you also plan to run loyalty or quizzes, since buying them together replaces several subscriptions.

AG Product Reviews, published by Air Reviews by Avada, is the only app on this list whose Shopify listing shows plain Free pricing with no paid tiers. It covers the basics a new store needs: automated review requests that turn orders into reviews, discounts to reward customers who leave one, and widgets for star ratings, carousels and testimonials. Review-rich snippets help ratings appear in Google search, and the listing states 24/7 support. It is available in 11 languages, including Spanish, Japanese, French and German, which helps stores selling outside the US. The trade-off is depth: the listing does not document the AI summaries, Q&A widgets or Google Shopping and TikTok Shop syndication that Judge.me, Loox and Junip publish. For a store that just needs star ratings and photo reviews on product pages at no cost, it is a reasonable starting point, and Judge.me's free plan is the main alternative.

Fera is the lowest cost paid option here. Startup costs $9 a month for up to 200 orders and already includes unlimited reviews, unlimited media storage, unlimited integrations and users, a questions and answers widget and AI features. Small at $29 a month raises the cap to 2,000 orders with custom email domains and product groups; Medium at $99 covers 20,000 orders with multi-store sync, and Semi-Large at $199 covers 50,000 with priority support. Every plan has a 30-day trial. The listing documents automated review request emails, rewards in the form of discounts, points or cashback, sync of verified reviews from Etsy, AliExpress and Google, and display in Google Search and Shopping. The main drawback is the lack of a free plan, which Judge.me, Loox and Junip all offer. For a store with steady sales under 200 orders that wants Q&A and photo reviews in one cheap plan, Fera fits.

Yotpo Reviews is the review product of a larger retention suite, and its Shopify listing shows three plans. Free covers up to 50 monthly orders with automatic review requests, an email template library, sentiment and profanity checks and on-site display. Starter at $15 a month, or $144 a year, adds photo and video collection, Google rich snippets, Google Shopping Ads and a reviews carousel. Pro at $119 a month, or $1,068 a year, adds Google Seller Rating, custom questions, AI review summaries and smart sorting, plus email technical support. Paid plan pricing changes with order volume, and the listing warns that some charges may be billed by Yotpo separately from the Shopify invoice, so confirm the final price for your volume. Yotpo documents in-mail review requests, AI-powered prompts and syndication to platforms such as TikTok and Walmart. It suits brands that already use Yotpo Loyalty or want Google Seller Ratings in their ads.

REVIEWS.io collects both product reviews and company reviews, which matters if you want a store rating as well as star ratings on each product. Its plans are sized by review invites: Essentials covers up to 300 invites with product and company reviews, photo and video collection, automated collection and more than 15 on-site display widgets. Start-Up covers 1,500 invites and adds Google Seller Ratings, Google rich snippets, review importing, third-party review collection and Klaviyo integration, with 100 SMS invites a month. Grow covers 5,000 invites with a reputation manager, AI review summary and competitor analysis, and Plus covers 10,000 with AI replies, translation, shoppable UGC galleries, Bazaarvoice syndication and API access. The pricing page displayed Australian dollars from our location, so we list USD pricing as pending. Plans are shown billed annually, and rich snippets are not part of the entry plan, which puts it behind Judge.me on value.

Stamped keeps its plans simple: the same feature set at four order caps. Reviews costs $23 a month for up to 200 orders, then $99 for 1,000, $199 for 5,000 and $399 for 20,000. Every plan includes in-email review collection, customizable on-site widgets, Google and Klaviyo integrations and photo and video UGC collection. The listing also documents star ratings, carousels, testimonials and Q&A widgets, syncing to Google Shopping, Meta and the Shop App, rich snippets, and connections to Attentive, Omnisend, Gorgias and Shopify Flow. A practical plus for switchers is that Stamped's team migrates reviews from another app for you. On value it trails the field: there is no free plan and no trial shown on the plan cards, and the jump from 200 to 1,000 orders quadruples the price. Stores that want hands-off migration and photo reviews from day one will find it straightforward.