The Best Review Plugins for WooCommerce & Shopify (2025 Edition)

Perhaps you’re considering a review app for the first time, or you’re seeking a replacement for Judge.me, now that it will no longer be available for WooCommerce.

Either way, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, you’ll find a collection of the best review plugins for WooCommerce as well as the leading options for Shopify.

Reviews are key to an eCommerce store’s success. Therefore, it’s highly recommended that you do everything possible to collect and display reviews on your site. While platforms like WooCommerce and Shopify have built-in review functionality, they’re limited compared to what’s available from purpose-built review apps.

With around 93% of consumers reading online reviews before making a purchase, and 86% of shoppers avoiding businesses with bad feedback (source), it’s important to collect as many positive reviews as possible.

As Judge.me will end its support for WooCommerce, including the deletion of review data by the end of October 2025, now is the time to choose an alternative and migrate your existing reviews.

By the end of this article, you’ll be able to choose the best review app for your WooCommerce or Shopify store, based on your unique requirements and preferences.

What to Look for in a Review App

While WooCommerce and Shopify do have review functionality built in, it’s relatively limited compared to what’s available from the third-party review apps and extensions.

Some of the features you can find in the best review plugins for WooCommerce and Shopify include:

• Automatically send review requests to your customers based on your custom schedules.
• Ability to send review requests for orders made before installing the app.
• Simplification of the review collection process, including user-friendly custom forms, giving customers the ability to submit reviews directly from their email inbox, and more.
• Numerous options for displaying reviews that include text, images, and video on your store.
• Ability to import existing reviews from other platforms.
• Verification features to ensure reviews are legitimate and trustworthy.
• Ability to syndicate reviews to other platforms, such as Google and Meta.
• Features for handling and publishing UGC and creating shoppable content.

These apps help with that, thanks to their automated workflows for requesting, organizing, and publishing reviews on your store and other places your audience is likely to visit and check.

Exporting Reviews From Judge.me

If you’re looking for a Judge.me replacement for WooCommerce, you can export your reviews in CSV format and then import them into any of the options below. Just ensure that you complete this task before October 31, 2025, to avoid data deletion.

You can find instructions on how to export your reviews on the relevant page of the Judge.me documentation.

The Best Review Plugins for WooCommerce

Here are the top apps for collecting and publishing reviews on WooCommerce stores, along with details on their features and pricing.

CusRev Customer Reviews for WooCommerce

The Customer Reviews plugin for WooCommerce, by CusRev, is available in both free and paid options.

Whether you use the paid version or not, the plugin will automatically send out an unlimited number of personalized review request emails after a purchase. You can also choose to only accept reviews from verified customers to prevent spam and fake negative reviews.

CusRev Customer Reviews for WooCommerce handles reviews for specific products as well as more general store reviews. Submitted reviews can include images and videos.

As getting reviews can be tricky, you can offer customers coupon codes as an incentive.

The plugin also has some social media integration. This lets you easily share reviews on Facebook and Instagram.

Upgrading to the paid version of this WooCommerce review plugin unlocks more control over the templates used for the review request emails, additional email reminder settings, and automatic follow-ups for customers who haven’t left a review yet.

All reviews are stored in your site’s database rather than on a third-party server, ensuring you always have access to them. This makes it a good alternative to hosted services.

Price: Free plan available; paid plan $7.99/month.

Site Reviews

This popular WordPress plugin for adding reviews to WooCommerce stores is available in a free version and a premium option.

The Reviews block makes it easy to add reviews and review submission forms to your posts, pages, and products. The settings of the free version let you choose which fields are a requirement when a visitor leaves a review and has built-in spam protection.

The paid version adds features that let visitors upvote published reviews, sort the reviews, and include images with their reviews. The paid version also lets you create more advanced forms for accepting reviews by including a range of additional fields in your forms.

Price: Free plugin; paid version €89/year for all premium add-ons.

Product Reviews Pro

The Product Reviews Pro extension for WooCommerce, developed by the SkyVerge team, enables you to add Amazon-style reviews to your product pages.

The extension upgrades the core WooCommerce reviews functionality. After installation, customers can include images and videos when submitting reviews. You also get the ability to set up questions about the product that reviewers can answer. An example of this would be a drop-down menu that asks how the product fits, with predefined answers for the customer to choose from.

Once you’ve started publishing reviews with this extension, your customers can sort and filter them to find the information they’re looking for.

When setting up Product Reviews Pro, you have the option of enabling the question-and-answer feature. This allows shoppers to submit questions, which are then published on your product pages. You can then publicly answer these questions to help that visitor and anyone else who views the product page.

Everything is managed from within your WooCommerce dashboard, making Product Reviews Pro very convenient to use. Like CusRev, reviews are stored in your WordPress database, making it a good alternative to a hosted reviews service.

Product Reviews Pro doesn’t have built-in functionality for importing reviews. It can be done, but it requires the use of third-party plugins.

Price: Plugin available for $79 per year.

WiserReview

WiserReview is a good Judge.me replacement, as well as a respected reviews solution in its own right. In addition to being a well-regarded review app for WooCommerce and Shopify, WiserReview also works with other eCommerce platforms.

If you’re migrating from Judge.me, you can easily import your reviews into WiserReview. You can also import reviews from Yotpo, Google, and Facebook.

WiserReview has a limited free plan and two paid options. The free version allows you to display reviews in a carousel widget and add star ratings to your store, while the paid plans offer additional options for integrating reviews into your site. There’s also a 14-day money-back guarantee, so you can try before you buy.

All plans allow you to send automated review requests. However, the number you can send varies by plan. The free version is also limited to only collecting 10 text reviews and two video reviews.

There are several options for displaying reviews on your site, including a reviews wall that consolidates all your reviews in one place.

WiserReview was built with performance in mind. To avoid slowing down your store, its embed scripts load asynchronously. Files are stored in a global CDN, and review data is cached. Widgets and media load after first paint.

Price: Free plan available; paid plans from $9/month.

Stamped

Stamped handles written, photo, and video reviews. Customers can also leave a rating using the 1 to 5-star system.

To increase the number of reviews you receive, Stamped will automatically send out review requests to customers. You get a lot of control over how the review request functionality works, enabling you to configure it in the best way for your store.

Your options for displaying reviews are flexible, too. They can be published on product pages as well as a dedicated landing page on your site. Thanks to the Google Shopping integration, you can easily display your reviews there as well.

This WooCommerce review app also has features for handling UGC. This includes support for displaying content from Instagram on your store.

In addition to working with WooCommerce, Stamped integrates with many platforms. This includes Shopify, and you can import reviews from many other apps, such as Judge.me.

Stamped is a good option if you want to start adding UGC to your WooCommerce store.

Price: Paid plans from $19/month (no functional free version).

Reviews.io

Reviews.io adds automatic review collection to WooCommerce, Shopify, and numerous other eCommerce platforms. Text, image, and video-based reviews are all supported, and there’s even an AI-powered reply tool for taking the effort out of responding to reviews.

When responding to reviews, you can either reply privately or post your response publicly on your site. This is useful as it gives you a way to follow up on negative reviews in private.

Reviews.io has good support for creating shoppable image galleries based on your UGC and Instagram mentions. If you’re looking for a way to start adding content generated by your customers to your store, Reviews.io could be a good option.

Reviews.io is available on several price plans. Some features, such as the shoppable UGC galleries and AI tools, are exclusive to higher plans. While there’s no free option, a 14-day free trial is available.

Reviews.io integrates with many platforms, including WooCommerce and Shopify. You can import reviews from elsewhere, including Judge.me. However, according to their documentation, their “review import team analyzes each file submitted and assesses whether they are fit for importing on a case-by-case basis and meet very strict guidelines around duplicate content.” You can’t import reviews on the entry-level Essentials plan.

Price: Paid plans from $29/month; 14-day free trial.

Yotpo

The Yotpo Reviews and UGC platform works with WooCommerce, Shopify, and many other platforms.

The service will automatically send emails after a purchase to request a review. You can set the time to wait after a purchase before sending the email. Once you enable Yotpo, it can also request reviews for orders received up to 150 days ago. Reminder emails can also be sent automatically.

All plans allow customers to provide a star rating and text-based review directly from the email. This should increase review collection rates, as there’s no link to click or page to visit, and feedback can be submitted directly from the customer’s inbox.

Higher-priced Yotpo plans let you include additional form fields in these review request emails, allowing you to collect more information and content. This feature helps you obtain the correct type of feedback from customers, as you can ask specific questions via the additional fields, rather than collecting everything in a single text field.

If you want to import reviews, the process depends on the platform from which you’re exporting them. For importing reviews from a Shopify store, it’s relatively straightforward. For other platforms, including WooCommerce, you’ll need to import reviews via the Yotpo support team. The number of reviews you can import at a time also depends on your Yotpo plan.

Yotpo also has a loyalty and referrals platform that can be subscribed to separately or as part of a bundle with the Reviews and UGC service.

Price: Free plan available; paid plans from $15/month.

The Best Review Apps for Shopify

If you’re using Shopify rather than WooCommerce, there are also many excellent review apps available.

Judge.me

As Judge.me is now focusing solely on Shopify, anyone who builds their store on this eCommerce platform can use this popular review app.

Thanks to a generous free plan that supports unlimited text, photo, and video reviews, Judge.me is an attractive option for cost-conscious eCommerce store managers.

The selection of widgets provides a range of options for displaying UGC content on your site, with the paid plan unlocking more customization settings and other valuable features.

If you’d like to switch to Judge.me, you can use the import feature to migrate your existing reviews.

Price: Free plan available; paid plan $15/month.

Fera

Fera allows you to display reviews from numerous sources on your Shopify store. There’s also a lot of flexibility in how you display reviews on your store, including support for text, image, and video reviews.

To help you collect reviews, Fera automatically sends out requests based on your settings. You can also automatically send out follow-ups and reminders. Adding an incentive, such as a coupon code, to the emails is possible, too.

If you’re installing Fera on a site that already has completed orders, the app can send out review requests for those purchases. Another option for collecting reviews with the app is to print a QR code and use it for in-person sales and services.

Like many other popular review apps for WooCommerce and Shopify, Fera has built-in functionality that verifies your reviews to ensure they have the maximum impact on your visitors.

If you have reviews on other platforms, such as Facebook or Google, or you’re migrating from another review app, you can import existing reviews directly from some services or via a CSV file.

While there’s no free plan for Fera, all of the paid plans have a free trial, so you can try before you buy.

Price: Paid plans from $7/month.

Junip

Junip is a Shopify app with many features to help you collect and display reviews at your store and elsewhere.

You can easily configure the app to send out automated review requests after the number of days that’s appropriate for your store. You can also create QR codes, allowing customers to easily access the review portal during in-person interactions or after they’ve received their order.

Junip aims to remove as much friction as possible from the review creation process by implementing user-friendly, mobile-first forms. Customers can easily add photos and videos to their reviews through these forms.

Thanks to the app widgets, displaying reviews on your store’s pages is straightforward. This includes the homepage, single product pages, and other locations. The customizable CSS allows you to further personalize the review presentation.

Junip can sync your reviews across multiple platforms. This enables you to easily display reviews on Meta, Google, and other places where your customers might be researching your brand.

Price: Free plan available; paid plans from $29/month, with free trials.

How to Choose the Right Reviews App for your Store

Because 53% of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations, and 93% say reviews influence their purchasing decisions, collecting and publishing customer feedback is vital to your sales and marketing strategy.

Thankfully, as we’ve just seen, there are some excellent apps for upgrading the core review capabilities of WooCommerce and Shopify.

When choosing a review app, the first point to consider is whether it works with your eCommerce platform, such as WooCommerce, Shopify, or another option.

Next, review the pricing options to determine if their plans are within your budget. Some review apps offer free plans, while others provide free trials and some are only available to paid users.

Most of the best review plugins for WooCommerce allow you to import reviews from elsewhere.

However, not all options are supported for review migration. Some apps accept CSV files containing your existing reviews, while others have bespoke migration facilities. Just be sure to check if you can export your existing reviews or if a direct connection can be made between your current solution and any alternative you’re considering. You don’t want to lose your existing reviews!

Some apps give you an easy way to gather reviews from other platforms and syndicate your reviews to external sites. This can be useful if customers leave reviews on sites like Google, or you want to publish the reviews left at your store on Facebook. This is a valuable feature to have, as 41% of shoppers prefer third-party review sites.

The Judge.me alternatives in this guide are all powerful tools. Just be sure to check which ones meet your unique requirements to find the right solution.