# Reviews.io Alternatives in 2026: 8 Review Apps and Tools Compared

> Eight Reviews.io alternatives compared on what changes the bill: domains, review invites, orders, Google Seller Ratings and video. For online stores, multi-brand businesses and anyone who wants testimonials as well as reviews. Prices read from each vendor's own site.

**Short answer:** For Shopify product reviews, the cheapest Reviews.io alternative is Judge.me: free, and $15/month at most. Trustpilot suits a recognised public profile, from $99/month billed annually. Trustindex shows reviews from 133 platforms on unlimited websites for $65 a year. Reviews.io itself starts at $29/month per domain, with a 14-day trial.

**Prices checked** on each vendor's own pricing page between 2026-10-03 and 2026-10-08. We update this page when a vendor changes a plan.

Reviews.io is a solid review platform: company and product reviews, photo and video collection, Google Seller Ratings and a long list of integrations, with prices on the page. People look for an alternative when **each extra domain means another subscription, review invites run out, or a store just needs product stars for less**. This page compares eight alternatives and says when Reviews.io is still the right choice.

## Why people leave Reviews.io

1. **Priced per domain** — Each top-level domain is a separate subscription.
2. **Review invites are capped** — Up to 300 on Essentials ($29/month) and 1,000 on Start-Up ($79/month).
3. **A trial, not a free plan** — Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial.

The plan ladder explains most of it. Essentials at $29 a month covers up to 300 review invites, product and company reviews, photo and video collection and 15+ widgets. Google Seller Ratings, rich snippets and review importing start on Start-Up at $79, and the reputation manager, AI review summaries and competitor analysis on Grow at $175. Annual billing saves 20%. For a store with one domain and a few hundred orders a month, that is fair. For a brand with three country sites, it is three subscriptions.

None of this matters if you have one domain and use what Reviews.io is strong at: company and product reviews together, Google Seller Ratings, Klaviyo and SMS invites, and syndication to Bazaarvoice and Walmart.com on the top plan. It matters when you are paying per domain for a widget.

## Reviews.io alternatives at a glance

| Tool | Free plan | Entry paid plan | Unlimited video from | Recording limit | Best for |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [VideoTestimonials](https://videotestimonials.video/pricing) | 20 text testimonials + 10 video testimonials, no time limit | $24/month | Starter, $24/month | Set per form | Unlimited video on a small budget; 3 brands from the first paid plan |
| [Reviews.io](https://videotestimonials.video/blog/reviews-io-alternatives) | None | Essentials: $29/month | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Product and company reviews with Google Seller Ratings |
| Judge.me | Unlimited product and store reviews, including photo and video reviews | Awesome: $15/month | Free plan (video reviews) | Not stated | Product reviews on a Shopify store, free or at $15/month |
| [Trustpilot](https://videotestimonials.video/blog/trustpilot-alternatives) | Free account: 50 review invitations a month | Starter: $99/month, billed yearly | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Public reviews on a widely known third-party site |
| [Yotpo](https://videotestimonials.video/blog/yotpo-alternatives) | Reviews & UGC: limited free plan for up to 50 orders a month | Starter: $15/month | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Online stores wanting reviews and loyalty from one vendor |
| Okendo | Up to 50 orders a month | Essential: $19/month | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Established Shopify brands wanting reviews, loyalty and referrals in one platform |
| Loox | Beginner: review request emails, up to 500 total orders | Convert: $49.99/month | Convert, $49.99/month | Not stated | Photo and video product reviews for fast-growing stores |
| [Trustindex](https://videotestimonials.video/blog/trustindex-alternatives) | Free account with review widgets | Single: $65/year | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Showing Google and other platform reviews on a website, very cheaply |
| Stamped | None | Reviews, 200 orders: $23/month | Not offered on published plans | Not stated | Shopify stores collecting photo and video product reviews |

_Prices read from each vendor's own pricing page; oldest check 2026-10-03._

## The 8 alternatives, reviewed

### 1. Judge.me — the cheapest serious review app

For a Shopify store, Judge.me covers what most people use Reviews.io for, for far less. The Forever Free plan includes unlimited product and store reviews, photo and video reviews, automated review requests after fulfilment and rich snippets for Google. Awesome at $15/month adds Google Shopping, Q&A, coupons and referrals, and AI replies, summaries and translations. Judge.me's pricing page says $15 a month is the most you can ever pay, with no scaling by order volume.

**Choose it if** you sell on Shopify and want product reviews with stars and Google Shopping at a fixed low price.

**Not for:** company reviews on an independent site, or a store that is not on Shopify.

### 2. Trustpilot — a recognised public profile

Trustpilot is the alternative when the name matters to your customers. It covers service, product and location reviews, with widgets, AI replies and marketing assets for ads. The free account includes 50 review invitations a month; Starter is $99/month, billed yearly for 100 invitations, 2 widgets and 1 domain, and Plus and Premium are priced per domain, so the per-domain problem does not go away. All paid contracts are 12 months, prepaid.

**Choose it if** shoppers in your market look you up on Trustpilot before buying.

**Not for:** escaping per-domain pricing, or month-to-month billing.

### 3. Yotpo — reviews and loyalty, priced by orders

Yotpo prices Reviews & UGC by monthly orders rather than invites or domains. A limited free plan covers up to 50 orders a month; Starter is $15/month at the lowest volume, $89 at 500 orders and $129 at 1,000. Pro adds seller ratings and AI display features, and Premium, by quote, adds AI summaries, translations, syndication across domains and retail syndication. Loyalty & Referrals is a separate product that can be bundled at a discount.

**Choose it if** you want reviews and loyalty from one vendor, and syndication across domains on a higher plan.

**Not for:** a predictable bill as your orders grow.

### 4. Okendo — a reviews and loyalty platform for Shopify brands

Okendo describes connected apps for reviews, loyalty, surveys, quizzes and referrals. Its Shopify App Store listing prices reviews by orders: free up to 50 a month, Essential at $19/month for up to 200, Growth at $119/month for 1,500 and Power at $299/month for 3,500. Q&A and AI review summaries start on Growth.

**Choose it if** you are an established Shopify brand that wants reviews and loyalty in one modern stack.

**Not for:** a small store that only needs stars. Judge.me does that for less.

### 5. Loox — photo and video reviews for visual brands

Loox is built around visual reviews. The free Beginner plan includes review request emails and reminders, discounts for photo reviews, 17+ widgets and rich snippets, up to 500 total orders. Video reviews start on Convert at $49.99/month, with AI review highlights and summaries, referrals and syndication to Google, Meta and TikTok. Unlimited is $299.99/month.

**Choose it if** photos and short videos of the product in use are how you sell.

**Not for:** company reviews, or video reviews on a tight budget.

### 6. Trustindex — reviews on unlimited websites for $65 a year

If what you need from Reviews.io is your existing reviews on your sites, Trustindex solves the per-domain problem outright. It pulls reviews from 133 platforms into widgets. Single is $65/year for one company with unlimited websites, widgets and views; Pro is $125/year for 5 companies and Ultimate $349/year for unlimited companies. It can send review-request emails and QR codes that point customers to review platforms, and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

**Choose it if** your reviews already live on Google or other platforms and you run several sites.

**Not for:** collecting product reviews tied to orders, or video.

### 7. Stamped — reviews and loyalty for Shopify Plus

Stamped says it is built for Shopify and Shopify Plus merchants, with reviews, photos, videos and Q&A alongside points, rewards and VIP tiers. Its pricing selector shows Reviews at $23/month for 200 orders a month, $199 at 5,000 and $799 with unlimited orders, while the FAQ on the same page says plans start at $199/month. Plans include two domains; each extra domain is $100/month.

**Choose it if** you want reviews and loyalty together on Shopify Plus, with two domains included.

**Not for:** a free start, or a budget that cannot absorb the gap between the selector and the FAQ.

### 8. VideoTestimonials — video testimonials, one space per brand

VideoTestimonials is our product, and it does a different job from Reviews.io. Reviews.io collects ratings of a product or a company after a purchase. We collect testimonials: customers open a link and record a video or write about their experience in the browser, with no app and no account. You approve, trim and caption them, and publish to a Wall of Love or one of 18 widget layouts. Reviews you already have, from Google, Trustpilot, Amazon and 15 other sources, can be imported alongside.

Starter is $24/month with unlimited video and 3 spaces, so three brands or country sites share one plan.

**Choose it if** you want customers on video on your homepage, landing pages and ads, across several brands.

**Not for:** replacing a product review app. We have no order-triggered requests or Seller Ratings.

### Staying on Reviews.io

Stay if you have one domain and use the combination it does well: company and product reviews in one place, Google Seller Ratings from Start-Up, Klaviyo and SMS invites, surveys and NPS, and syndication to Bazaarvoice and Walmart.com on Plus. Its offer to buy out the rest of another provider's contract also says something about how it competes. Move when per-domain pricing or invite caps make you pay for the same thing twice.

## Which to pick

| If you need… | Pick… | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product reviews on Shopify for less | Judge.me | Free, $15/month at most |
| A recognised public profile | Trustpilot | Free account; paid from $99/month billed annually |
| Reviews and loyalty, priced by orders | Yotpo | Free to 50 orders, then from $15/month |
| A modern reviews and loyalty stack | Okendo | Free to 50 orders, then from $19/month |
| Photo and video product reviews | Loox | Video from $49.99/month |
| Existing reviews on many sites | Trustindex | $65 a year, unlimited websites |
| Reviews and loyalty on Shopify Plus | Stamped | Two domains included |
| Video testimonials across several brands | VideoTestimonials | 3 spaces and unlimited video for $24/month |
| Company and product reviews with Seller Ratings, one domain | Stay on Reviews.io | Start-Up at $79/month |

## How to move from Reviews.io

If you are moving product reviews, export them from Reviews.io and import them into the new app before you remove the old widgets, so product pages never show zero reviews. Check Google Seller Ratings separately: they depend on the review provider feeding Google, so plan the switch for a quiet period. If you are adding testimonials rather than replacing reviews, there is nothing to migrate; run both side by side.

## Where VideoTestimonials fits

We are not a Reviews.io replacement for product reviews or Seller Ratings, and Judge.me or Yotpo are the honest picks for that. We fit when you want what a review platform does not collect: customers on video talking about your brand, for the homepage and ads, with three brands on one $24 plan and your existing reviews imported alongside.

[Compare our plans](https://videotestimonials.video/pricing), [see every widget](https://videotestimonials.video/examples), or compare the Shopify options in [the best testimonial apps for Shopify](https://videotestimonials.video/blog/best-testimonial-apps-for-shopify).

*How we compared: prices and limits were read from each vendor's own pricing page or Shopify App Store listing on the dates shown above. VideoTestimonials is our product; we have said where each alternative is the better choice.*

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the best Reviews.io alternative?

For a Shopify store, Judge.me — unlimited product and store reviews with photos and videos on its free plan, and $15/month at most. For a recognised public review profile, Trustpilot, from $99/month billed annually. For reviews plus loyalty from one vendor, Yotpo or Okendo.

### How much does Reviews.io cost?

Reviews.io lists Essentials at $29/month for up to 300 review invites, Start-Up at $79 for up to 1,000 with Google Seller Ratings, Grow at $175 with a reputation manager and AI summaries, and Plus at $500 for up to 7,500 invites with API access. Annual billing saves 20%, there is a 14-day trial, and each top-level domain is a separate subscription.

### Is there a free alternative to Reviews.io?

Judge.me's free plan has no order limit and includes photo and video reviews. Yotpo and Okendo have free plans up to 50 orders a month, and Loox's free Beginner plan covers stores up to 500 total orders. Trustpilot has a free account with 50 review invitations a month.

### Which Reviews.io alternative is best for several domains or brands?

Trustindex covers unlimited websites for one company at $65 a year, 5 companies at $125 a year and unlimited companies at $349 a year, if you only need review widgets. VideoTestimonials includes 3 spaces, one per brand, on its $24 Starter plan. On Reviews.io and Trustpilot, each domain is priced separately.

### Which alternative has Google Seller Ratings?

Reviews.io includes them from Start-Up at $79/month. Yotpo includes seller ratings from Pro at $119/month for up to 250 orders. Judge.me's $15 Awesome plan adds Google Shopping.

### Does Reviews.io collect video?

Yes. Photo and video collection is on every Reviews.io plan, from Essentials. Those are reviews of a product or a company, requested after a purchase. Longer video testimonials about your brand, for a homepage or ads, are a different job, done by a testimonial tool.

### Can I move my reviews from Reviews.io?

Reviews.io lists review export in its feature table. Export, import into the new app, and keep both running until the new widgets show your reviews correctly. Judge.me's pricing page says it imports reviews from Yotpo, Loox, Amazon and Etsy; check its importer for other sources.

_By Pavel Putilin · Comparisons · Published 2026-10-08 · Updated 2026-10-08_

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Source: https://videotestimonials.video/blog/reviews-io-alternatives · Last updated: 2026-10-08