Best Shopify Review Apps in 2026

Judge.me is a product-review app developed by Judge.me, whose App Store listing gives an address in London. It has been on the Shopify App Store since 25 June 2015 and, with 50,100 merchant reviews in November 2026, had about five times as many reviews as any other review app in the category. The listing shows the Built for Shopify badge and a 2025 Shopify Build Award.

The free plan already includes unlimited product and store reviews, photo and video reviews, review widgets and star-rating badges, carousels, Google review sync and rich snippets, Shop app syndication and an importer for AliExpress, Etsy and Amazon reviews. The single paid tier, Awesome, adds AI replies, summaries and translations, 16 widgets including Q&A and a reviews page, coupons and referrals for reviewers, Google Shopping, Meta and TikTok Shop syncing, and more than 130 integrations such as Klaviyo and Gorgias. Judge.me's pricing page states that US$15 per month is "the most you can ever pay", which removes the order-volume scaling found in most rivals. The app is focused on reviews and UGC only; loyalty programmes require a separate app.

Loox is a review app built around photo and video reviews, developed by Loox, whose App Store listing gives an address in Ramat Gan, Israel. It launched on the App Store on 16 October 2015 and had 10,087 merchant reviews in November 2026, the second-highest count in the category.

The app collects photo and video reviews through automated emails, QR codes and discounts for visual reviews, and displays them in more than 17 widgets. An AI suite sorts the strongest visual reviews first, highlights key quotes, generates summaries and "review stories", and translates reviews for international shoppers. The Convert plan adds video reviews, reviews on product bundles, post-purchase and on-site referrals, syndication to Google, Meta and TikTok, and API and webhook access. Loox's paid plans are priced by order volume: Convert includes 300 orders in its base price and charges US$50 for each additional 300 orders, so cost rises noticeably for high-volume stores.

Yotpo's review app is the oldest in this list, launched on the Shopify App Store on 15 November 2011. Its developer, Yotpo, gives a New York address on the listing, and the app had 4,624 merchant reviews in November 2026. Yotpo describes its mission as helping brands "earn trust, build loyalty" through AI-powered reviews and loyalty, and sells Reviews & UGC, Loyalty & Referrals and an AI-visibility product called Discover.

The app collects product and site reviews, photos and videos through email requests with AI-assisted prompts, and displays them in customisable widgets with smart filters, carousels and AI summaries. Higher plans add Google Seller Ratings, Google Shoppable Ads integration, custom questions and smart sorting. Reviews can be connected to Yotpo Loyalty for a combined programme. Yotpo's pricing FAQ states that Reviews & UGC has a limited free plan for up to 50 monthly orders and paid plans from US$15 per month, while premium and enterprise tiers are quoted individually; prices change with order volume. Yotpo is generally positioned at mid-market and enterprise brands, and costs at higher volumes are considerably above flat-priced rivals.

Stamped is a review and user-generated-content app developed by Stamped.io, whose App Store listing gives a Vancouver, British Columbia address. It was launched on 12 January 2016 and had 3,753 merchant reviews in November 2026.

Stamped collects product reviews, photo and video UGC and customer questions through automated email requests, and shows them in customisable widgets, star ratings, carousels, testimonials and a Q&A section. Reviews can be synced to Google Shopping, Meta and the Shop app, with rich snippets for search. The listing names integrations with Klaviyo, Attentive, Omnisend, Gorgias and Shopify Flow, and states that Stamped's team migrates reviews from another app on the merchant's behalf. Stamped has no free plan on the App Store: its four Reviews plans are identical in features and differ only by the number of monthly orders covered, from 200 up to 20,000, which makes it simple to compare but comparatively expensive for small stores.

Air Reviews, listed on the Shopify App Store in November 2026 under the name "AG Product Reviews App & UGC", is developed by "Air Reviews by Avada", whose listing gives Peace Centre, Singapore as its location. It launched on 30 September 2022, making it one of the newest apps in this list, and had 3,197 merchant reviews in November 2026.

The app collects reviews through automated requests, rewards customers with discounts for leaving reviews, and displays them in a review box, star ratings, carousels and testimonials, with review-rich snippets for search engines. Its listing promises 24/7 support and names integrations with Shopify Flow, Klaviyo, PageFly, the Joy loyalty app and Transcy translation. The App Store listing showed the app as free in November 2026, which puts it in direct competition with Judge.me's free plan. Its recent launch means a shorter track record than the older apps in this list, and its feature list is narrower than that of Judge.me, with fewer marketplace syndication options.

Fera is a review app developed by Fera Commerce Inc, whose App Store listing gives Sheridan, Wyoming as its location. It launched on 22 June 2017 and had 2,023 merchant reviews in November 2026.

The app requests reviews automatically, highlights photo and video reviews, marks verified buyers and adds SEO-friendly ratings to Google Search and Shopping. It can sync verified reviews from Etsy, AliExpress and Google and includes a questions-and-answers widget. Every plan includes unlimited reviews, unlimited users and unlimited media storage, with AI moderation and spam filtering; AI-generated review replies start on the Small plan. Fera has no free plan but offers a 30-day free trial, longer than most rivals. Its pricing is set by monthly orders across seven bands, from 200 orders on Startup to Enterprise, with up to 30% off for annual billing. Fera's positioning sits between the free apps and the enterprise suites: it offers more moderation tooling than most low-cost apps, but fewer syndication and loyalty options than Yotpo or Okendo.

CWILL Product Reviews, listed on the App Store as "CWILL(Trustoo) Product Reviews", is developed by CWILL, whose App Store listing gives an address in Cary, North Carolina. It launched on 13 January 2022 and had 1,584 merchant reviews in November 2026. The listing describes the review product as "TrustWILL from CWILL".

The app collects photo and video reviews through automatic email requests, QR codes and WhatsApp, and can import reviews from Amazon and other platforms. It includes more than ten customisable review widgets at no cost, automatic translation of reviews and AI insights that summarise key points and sort high-value reviews. The free plan covers unlimited product and store reviews but displays six reviews per product; the Essential plan removes the display cap and adds Google snippets and translation into one language, while Pro adds Google Shopping, video review collection, multi-language translation, integrations and an API. The company's developer pages give little information about its history, and its App Store track record is shorter than that of the leading apps.

Okendo is developed by Okendo, whose App Store listing gives an address in Sydney, Australia. The app launched on 12 June 2018 and had 1,453 merchant reviews in November 2026. Okendo presents itself as a unified platform of five connected apps covering reviews, loyalty, surveys, quizzes and referrals.

Okendo Reviews provides automated review-request emails, a smart review form, a review-rewards engine, review displays, Google SEO snippets, review grouping and moderation even on the free plan, which covers up to 50 orders per month. Growth adds AI review summaries and keywords, TikTok Shop integration and a Q&A widget; Power adds review campaigns, an advanced CSS editor, email and SMS integrations, advanced reporting and managed onboarding. The listing names integrations with Shopify POS, Gorgias, Klaviyo, Meta, Postscript and TikTok. Okendo's own pricing page does not publish prices; it describes tiers from Essentials to Enterprise tied to monthly order bands, monthly or annual terms, and bundles sold at 30% less than buying products separately.

Ali Reviews is developed by FireApps, a company whose App Store listing gives an address in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It launched on 24 March 2017 and had 1,442 merchant reviews in November 2026. The listing states that it was formerly called Kudosi.

The app is designed mainly for dropshipping and new stores: it imports reviews and ratings from AliExpress, Amazon, Temu, Etsy and eBay, translates them with Google's Gemini AI, and displays them in review boxes, carousels and pop-ups. It also sends automated emails and discounts to collect new photo and video reviews from buyers. Plans are structured by how many reviews can be published per product, from ten on the free plan to 150 on Basic, 1,500 on Growth and unlimited on Advanced, which also adds a dedicated server and support. Imported marketplace reviews describe a product as sold by other sellers, so merchants should check local consumer-protection rules on how such reviews are labelled before displaying them.

Junip is a review app developed by Junip Inc., whose App Store listing gives an address in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. It launched on 19 November 2019 and had 1,176 merchant reviews in November 2026. The listing names Jones Road and Tecovas among the brands that use it.

Junip emphasises unlimited review requests and mobile-first submission forms, fast review widgets and official partnerships with Google Shopping, Meta Shops, the Shop app and TikTok Shop. Its AI features include an AI sales agent and review summaries, and it supports migration from Yotpo, Judge.me and Okendo. Unlike most rivals, Junip does not price by order volume: its pricing page states that all plans include unlimited orders and reviews, and tiers differ by features. Growth adds marketing integrations such as Klaviyo and Postscript, search and filters; Premium adds the AI agent, multi-store management for three storefronts and API access, with further stores at US$99 per month each.

Rivyo is developed by Nexfal, whose App Store listing gives an address in Surat, Gujarat, India. It launched on 25 June 2018 and had 940 merchant reviews in November 2026.

Rivyo collects photo, video and star reviews through automated post-purchase emails and displays them in review widgets, carousels and testimonials, with Google rich snippets. Its distinguishing feature is that the same developer sells a customer loyalty programme (points, VIP tiers and store credit) and a referral programme as optional add-ons priced at US$29 and US$19 per month respectively. Plans are tiered by the number of orders from which reviews are collected, from 100 on the free plan to 500 on Starter and 1,000 on Business, and by the number of reviews that can be imported from Amazon, AliExpress and Etsy; higher plans add review rewards, product grouping, Google Shopping integration, moderation and QR-code collection. As a smaller vendor, Rivyo offers fewer integrations than the market leaders.

Doran is a product reviews and questions app developed by Doran, whose App Store listing gives Ha Dong, Hanoi, Vietnam as its location. Launched on 29 March 2024, it is the newest app in this list and had 704 merchant reviews in November 2026.

The app collects reviews with automated email requests and discount codes, supports photo and video reviews, testimonials and carousels, and offers nine widget types, along with a Q&A feature where shoppers can write questions. Its importer covers Amazon, AliExpress and Etsy as well as rival Shopify apps including Loox, Yotpo, Judge.me, Air Reviews and Ali Reviews, and the listing names integrations with Shopify Flow, AfterShip, Klaviyo, Omnisend and Trustpilot. Daily and weekly analytics track star ratings and review performance, and the interface can be translated into a long list of languages. The App Store listed the app as free in November 2026. Its two-year history is the shortest of any entry, so its long-term support record is not yet established.