11 Shopify Review Apps 2026
Last modified: October 5, 2026
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Judge.me Product Reviews
Free tier for stores starting out, widest coverage
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Free + from $15/mo | (48,328) | 33.4% |
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Loox
Visual-first stores leaning on photo and video reviews
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Free + from $49.99/mo | (9,835) | 17.6% |
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Vitals: All-in-One
All-in-one toolkit with reviews inside 40+ features
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From $29.99/mo | (2,985) | 1.5% |
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Reputon Customer Reviews App
Aggregating reviews from Google, Facebook, Yelp, more
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Free + from $9.99/mo | (1,165) | — |
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AfterShip Product Reviews
Stores already running AfterShip tracking and returns
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Free + from $11/mo | (781) | — |
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Yotpo
Marketing-stack brands scaling SMS, loyalty, reviews
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Free + from $15/mo | (4,632) | 9.5% |
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Okendo
Beauty, apparel, DTC brands growing on Shopify Plus
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Free + from $19/mo | (1,432) | 2.1% |
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Stamped Reviews & Loyalty
Reviews bundled with native loyalty and referrals
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From $23/mo | (3,752) | 1.5% |
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Reviews.io - Product Reviews
Full review platform with Google Shopping syndication
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Free + from $19/mo | (770) | — |
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TrustMate
Photo-and-video reviews with a smaller install footprint
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From $29/mo | (7) | — |
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Trustpilot
Outside badge from a brand shoppers already recognize
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Free + from $99/mo | (18) | 5.4% |
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Data first, opinion second: we track usage across 3.5+ million Shopify stores daily, and have since 2017. The stats tell us what merchants actually use; our editors rank the final picks by quality, pricing, and fit.
Judge.me Product Reviews
Ideal for: Most stores
Ideal for: Free tier for stores starting out, widest coverage
Judge.me is the most detected review app on Shopify, and the default starting point for most stores. It collects photo and video reviews, sends automated review requests, and shows ratings on product pages and in Google, all on a generous free plan. For the widest coverage at the lowest cost, it is hard to beat.
Highlights:
- Photo and video reviews
- Automated review request emails
- Rich snippets and Google Shopping
- Generous free plan
Judge.me Usage Statistics
Judge.me adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
Judge.me in our dataset
Loox
Ideal for: Visual brands
Ideal for: Visual-first stores leaning on photo and video reviews
Loox is built around visual proof: photo and video reviews shown in polished galleries and carousels that suit lifestyle and design-led brands. It automates review requests and adds referral and upsell features, trading a free plan for a more curated look.
Highlights:
- Photo and video review galleries
- Automated review requests
- Referrals and upsells included
- Strong on visual brands
Loox Usage Statistics
Loox adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
Vitals: All-in-One
Ideal for: All-in-one
Ideal for: All-in-one toolkit with reviews inside 40+ features
Vitals bundles product reviews with more than 40 other tools, including upsells, bundles, and currency conversion, in a single app. For a store that would rather pay for one app than several, its review module is a solid part of a wider kit.
Highlights:
- Product review widget
- AliExpress review import
- 40+ tools in one app
- One subscription for many features
Vitals Usage Statistics
Vitals adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
Reputon Customer Reviews App
Ideal for: Existing reputations
Ideal for: Aggregating reviews from Google, Facebook, Yelp, more
Reputon takes a different angle: instead of only collecting new reviews, it pulls your existing ratings from Google, Trustpilot, Facebook, and other sources into a widget on your store. For a business that already has a strong reputation off-site, it puts that proof to work.
Highlights:
- Aggregates Google, Trustpilot, and more
- On-store rating widget
- Good for existing reputations
- Quick to set up
AfterShip Product Reviews
Ideal for: Free basics
Ideal for: Stores already running AfterShip tracking and returns
Formerly Automizely Reviews, AfterShip Product Reviews collects reviews with photos and displays them across the store, part of the wider AfterShip suite. It is a well rated, free-friendly option for stores that want the basics done cleanly.
Highlights:
- Photo reviews and displays
- Automated requests
- Free plan available
- Part of the AfterShip suite
Yotpo
Ideal for: Marketing suites
Ideal for: Marketing-stack brands scaling SMS, loyalty, reviews
Yotpo is a broad reviews and marketing suite that ties ratings to loyalty, SMS, and email in one ecosystem. For a store already using Yotpo tools, or planning to, keeping reviews in the same platform is the draw.
Highlights:
- Product and site reviews
- Ties into loyalty and SMS
- Rich snippets and syndication
- Scales with larger brands
Yotpo Usage Statistics
Yotpo adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
Okendo
Ideal for: Scaling brands
Ideal for: Beauty, apparel, DTC brands growing on Shopify Plus
Okendo targets growing and higher-volume brands, with detailed review attributes, surveys, and customer profiles that feed segmentation. It is more of a customer-data platform than a simple widget, which suits stores that want reviews to inform marketing.
Highlights:
- Attribute and photo reviews
- Surveys and customer profiles
- Segmentation and integrations
- Aimed at growing brands
See how many stores run Okendo in our dataset.
Okendo Usage Statistics
Okendo adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
Stamped Reviews & Loyalty
Ideal for: stores that want reviews and a loyalty program from one app
Ideal for: Reviews bundled with native loyalty and referrals
Stamped is one of the most-reviewed review apps on Shopify, with a large, long-standing user base that makes its rating credible. It collects and displays product ratings, written reviews, and photo and video content, and pushes review stars into Google results to help SEO. Our scanner detects it on a non-trivial share of Shopify stores, as the live block below shows.
What separates it from a pure reviews tool is the built-in loyalty program: points, rewards, referrals, and VIP tiers, plus email and SMS follow-ups. That makes it a fit for stores that want social proof and retention from one app instead of running a separate rewards platform. There is no free plan, so it suits stores ready to invest in both. See where it lands in our Stamped adoption data.
Stamped Highlights:
- Product reviews with photo and video content
- Review stars for Google and SEO
- Built-in loyalty: points, rewards, referrals, VIP tiers
- Email and SMS review and loyalty campaigns
Reviews.io - Product Reviews
Ideal for: Company reviews
Ideal for: Full review platform with Google Shopping syndication See the live install share on the REVIEWS.io stats page.
Reviews.io collects both product and company reviews and, like Trustpilot, is a recognized independent platform with its own hosted profile. It suits brands that want on-site widgets plus an external review page under a known name.
Highlights:
- Product and company reviews
- Hosted external profile
- Photo and video reviews
- Google seller ratings
TrustMate
Ideal for: SEO reviews
Ideal for: Photo-and-video reviews with a smaller install footprint
TrustMate focuses on generating more written, SEO-friendly reviews through guided prompts, aiming for content that ranks as well as reassures. It is a lighter, lower-cost option for stores that care about the words in a review, not just the stars.
Highlights:
- Guided prompts for longer reviews
- Photo reviews
- SEO-friendly review content
- Budget friendly
Trustpilot
Ideal for: Off-site reputation
Ideal for: Outside badge from a brand shoppers already recognize
Trustpilot takes a different route from the on-site apps here: it is an independent, widely recognized review platform, and this app brings your Trustpilot rating and TrustBox widgets onto your storefront. The draw is outside credibility, a badge shoppers already know, plus Google star eligibility through Trustpilot’s partnership. The Shopify app itself is newer, with a modest rating so far, so weigh it as a reputation play rather than a polished on-site reviews tool. Our Trustpilot review and its adoption data cover the details.
Highlights:
- Recognized third-party review platform
- TrustBox widgets on your store
- Automated review invitations
- Google star eligibility
Trustpilot Usage Statistics
Trustpilot adoption at a glance, from our Shopify store dataset, refreshed daily.
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Which free Shopify review app should I start with?
Judge.me has the strongest free plan. It gives you unlimited reviews, photo and video support, and Google rich snippets at no cost, which is more than most rivals include for free. Yotpo and Automizely also offer free tiers, but Judge.me’s is the most complete for a store that wants credible reviews without paying.
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Do review apps slow down a Shopify store?
They can if you install several or use heavy widgets, since each app adds scripts. The well-built apps here load their review widgets efficiently and lazy-load images, so a single, properly set up review app has little impact. Avoid stacking multiple review tools, and keep review photos compressed to protect page speed.
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Do product reviews help SEO?
Yes, in two ways. Star ratings feed Google rich snippets, so your listings can show ratings in search results and earn more clicks. And fresh review text adds unique, keyword-rich content to product pages, which can help them rank. TrustMate leans into that second angle, but any app that outputs review schema helps.
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How does an app put review stars in Google search results?
The app writes Product and AggregateRating structured data (schema.org JSON-LD) into your product pages, which Google reads when it indexes the site. If the data is valid, Google can display star ratings next to your result in search and in Shopping. Verify the markup in Search Console under the Rich Results report after installing; stars usually appear in search within a few weeks of indexing.
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What is the difference between on-site and off-site review apps?
On-site apps collect reviews directly on your product pages and store them in your Shopify database (Judge.me, Loox, Vitals, Okendo, Yotpo). You own and control the review data. Off-site platforms host your reviews on an independent third-party site and syndicate them back onto your store through a widget (Trustpilot, Reviews.io). You gain the trust of an outside badge but trade some control. Many stores run one of each.
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Can I import existing reviews when I switch review apps?
Yes. Every app in this list supports CSV import, and most support direct migration from Judge.me, Yotpo, Stamped, or Shopify Product Reviews. The newer the review, the more reliably its metadata (photos, verified-buyer flag, review date) carries across. Older reviews often arrive as text-and-rating only, with photos and reviewer attribution dropped. Export from the old app first, verify the file previews correctly, then import.
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Does my Shopify theme affect how review widgets display?
Yes, in two ways. Review widgets inherit theme fonts, colors, and spacing on most apps that integrate through theme blocks, so the review section matches the store. But a theme that already outputs product schema markup can conflict with a review app that writes its own, which causes duplicate ratings in Google search. Check your theme documentation before installing, and audit the structured-data report in Search Console afterwards.
Choosing a Review App
For the widest coverage on a free plan, Judge.me is the default; for a polished visual look, Loox fits; and for reviews that feed a wider marketing stack, Yotpo or Okendo scale well. If outside credibility matters, an off-site name like Trustpilot or Reviews.io adds a badge shoppers recognize, better paired with an on-site app rather than used alone.
