The best product review apps, tested and ranked

Stamped came first of six with 3 out of 5, scoring 3 on every part. It imported 148 of 200 reviews with the right details, delivered 21 of 30 review requests, passed 7 of 10 search data checks and was set up in 111 minutes, the fastest in the test. It added just 0.35 seconds to page loading and 0.34 seconds to checkout. Our full Stamped review has the details.

Stamped sells reviews, loyalty and lifecycle messaging as separate modules. Reviews come in through email and SMS requests, with photos and video, and loyalty points reward purchases, reviews and referrals.

The catch is price and certainty. Its pricing page blocked our checks, and a cost tracker lists the Reviews module at $199 a month, far more than any other app here. It has 1.6 out of 5 on Trustpilot (29 reviews, checked November 3, 2026), with complaints about slow, email-only support and requests that stopped sending.

Famewall came second with 2.5 out of 5. It imported 142 of 200 reviews correctly, delivered 22 of 30 requests, the joint-best result, and passed 7 of 10 search data checks. Setup took 120 minutes. It was held back by a 0.51-second slowdown to page loading and by support, which took a median of 1,042 minutes to reply. Our Famewall review covers the full test.

Famewall is a testimonial tool: you share one link, customers send text, audio or video testimonials, and you show the best ones in widgets or a wall on your site. It isn't tied to orders the way a Shopify review app is.

It's also the cheapest way to start. The free plan allows 10 testimonials, one collection page and one brand page, and Standard is $12 a month. If you cancel, your widgets drop back to the free plan rather than vanishing.

Loox came third with 2.5 out of 5. Its best results were on store impact: it added 0.39 seconds to page loading and 0.33 seconds to checkout, the smallest checkout delay in the test. The core results were middling, though. Only 120 of 200 imported reviews kept the right details, 18 of 30 requests arrived and 6 of 10 search data checks passed. Setup took 126 minutes and support took a median of 1,139 minutes. Our Loox review has more.

Loox is a Shopify app built around photo and video reviews. Timed emails ask buyers for photos, often with a discount as a thank-you, and widgets show them across product, home and checkout pages. Paid plans add AI tools, referrals and sharing to Google, Meta and TikTok.

The free plan covers up to 500 orders, the most generous order limit here. The risk is the bill as you grow: Convert includes 300 orders and adds $50 for every extra 300, and one Trustpilot user reported a far bigger charge than expected. Loox has 4.9 out of 5 on the Shopify App Store (10,013 reviews) but 1.8 on Trustpilot (79 reviews), both checked November 3, 2026.

Okendo came fourth with 2.5 out of 5, but its results score of 3 tied with Stamped and Famewall for the best. It imported 142 of 200 reviews correctly, delivered 22 of 30 requests and passed 7 of 10 search data checks. What pulled it down was support, at a median of 1,122 minutes, and a 0.43-second slowdown to page loading. Our Okendo review explains the scores.

Okendo calls itself a customer marketing platform for Shopify brands. Reviews and photo or video content come first, and you can add loyalty, referrals, quizzes and surveys as separate products or in bundles.

Pricing follows your monthly orders. The free plan covers 50 orders a month, Essential is $19 a month for up to 200 orders, and Growth jumps to $119 a month for up to 1,500. The platform and bundles normally need a yearly contract. It has 4.8 out of 5 on the Shopify App Store (1,446 reviews) and 2.1 on Trustpilot from only 16 reviews, both checked November 3, 2026.

Yotpo came fifth with an even 2.5 out of 5 on every part. It imported 124 of 200 reviews correctly, delivered 19 of 30 requests and passed 6 of 10 search data checks. It added 0.43 seconds to page loading and 0.40 seconds to checkout, and support took a median of 939 minutes, the second-fastest in the test. Our Yotpo review has the full story.

Yotpo collects reviews and photos, shows them on your site and sends them to Google Seller Ratings and, on higher plans, to retail partners. It also sells loyalty and referrals, and claims more than 180 integrations. Top plans add a dedicated customer success manager.

The free plan stops at 50 orders a month, and the first paid plan, Starter, is $89 a month on its pricing page, though its Shopify listing shows $15 a month at the lowest order tier. Premium and Enterprise are by quote. It has 4.8 out of 5 on the Shopify App Store (4,629 reviews) and 1.7 on Trustpilot (233 reviews), both checked November 3, 2026.

Judge.me came last with 2 out of 5 on every part, and it trailed on each measure we took. Only 107 of 200 imported reviews kept the right details, 15 of 30 requests arrived and 5 of 10 search data checks passed. It added 0.60 seconds to page loading and 0.48 seconds to checkout, the most in the test, and only 1 of 3 support replies was useful, with a median wait of 1,147 minutes. Our Judge.me review goes into more detail.

So why is it here at all? Price. Judge.me's free plan has no cap on reviews, photos or videos. The one paid plan, Awesome, is a flat $15 a month whatever your order count, and adds AI tools and shopping feeds.

Store owners rate it far more highly than our test did: 5.0 out of 5 on the Shopify App Store (49,516 reviews) and 4.8 on Trustpilot (4,230 reviews), both checked November 3, 2026. Refunds are generally not given.