Editor Sebastiaan Smits ·
Published November 5, 2026 · Updated November 5, 2026
Brands look past Bazaarvoice when they want a published price, a lighter setup than a quote-led enterprise contract, or a review tool for one storefront rather than a retail syndication network. Most go to Yotpo, Okendo or Reviews.io for a similar scope, or to Junip and Judge.me for flat plans.
Short answer: The closest replacements for Bazaarvoice in our product review software ranking are Yotpo, Okendo and Reviews.io. Choose Yotpo if you want reviews with loyalty and retail syndication, and a published entry price. These 11 options are lifted from the Best Product Review Software in 2026 list. The write-ups look at one question, how each one differs from Bazaarvoice, and admit where Bazaarvoice is still ahead.
Vendors can pay for more visibility on this website, for example a higher place in a ranking or more room on a page. Commercial relationships can also affect which products we feature and how prominently. Every vendor link is marked the same, whatever the arrangement behind it. The first three alternatives go to challengers, vendors outside the best-known brands in a category, wherever the category has them; the established names follow in their ranked order. How it works: placement disclosure · editorial process.
The pricing and packages page lists Ratings and Reviews, Questions and Answers, Syndication and Sampling without a single price and routes visitors to sales. Buyers who need a number to compare, or a budget before a call, cannot get one from the page.
Within Ratings and Reviews, the Enterprise tier carries the APIs, the mobile SDK, review highlights and retail syndication through the Bazaarvoice Network. Essentials and Advanced do not list them. A brand that mainly wants syndication has to buy the highest package.
The homepage presents Source, Display and Amplify, covering sampling, creator marketing, social commerce and syndication. A store that only needs review collection and display on its own site pays attention to many modules it will not use.
Rows follow how closely each product can stand in for Bazaarvoice; the closing column is its rank inside our 12-product ranking.
| # | Alternative | Headquarters | Switch if | Our rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Yotpo | Israel | you want reviews with loyalty and retail syndication, and a published entry price | #4 |
| 2 |  Okendo | Australia | you want a customer marketing platform with order-based bands and a stated security program | #5 |
| 3 |  Reviews.io | Germany | you want company and product reviews with Google ratings and a contract buyout | #8 |
| 4 |  Feefo | United Kingdom | you want verified service and product reviews, a UK vendor and prices that include request limits | #9 |
| 5 |  Trusted Shops | Germany | you sell to European shoppers and want a trustmark with buyer protection next to the reviews | #10 |
| 6 |  Junip | Canada | you run Shopify and want flat monthly plans with unlimited orders | #2 |
| 7 |  Judge.me | United Kingdom | you want the lowest flat price and a free tier with unlimited reviews | #1 |
| 8 |  Fera | Canada | you want to pay by order volume and expect the bill to rise with sales | #3 |
| 9 |  Loox | Israel | you want photo and video reviews that drive referrals and discounts | #6 |
| 10 |  Opinew | United Kingdom | you want help migrating existing reviews and pay by email credits | #7 |
| 11 |  Shopper Approved | United States | you want store ratings and Google review feeds on a non-Shopify site, with a trial | #11 |
Closest in scope: reviews, user-generated content, loyalty and referrals in one suite. Starter and Pro list prices for up to 500 orders, while Premium and Enterprise are quoted. Retail syndication is a Premium feature, with a dedicated onboarding manager. Product sampling is an add-on.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want reviews with loyalty and retail syndication, and a published entry price.
Pricing is set by monthly order volume bands, from 0-200 up to 10,001 and more, and the page shows custom pricing rather than a list. Bundles are discounted 30 or 40 percent. Hosted on Amazon Web Services, with annual third-party penetration testing stated on its security page.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want a customer marketing platform with order-based bands and a stated security program.
Plans are priced in Australian dollars and billed annually, with invite caps of 300, 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000. Start-Up adds Google Seller Ratings, rich snippets and review importing. The vendor is a Berlin-registered GmbH. A 14-day trial and a contract buyout offer are shown.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want company and product reviews with Google ratings and a contract buyout.
Reviews are verified and syndicated through its own network. Essentials starts at 149 pounds a month plus VAT and Enhanced at 299 pounds, with request allowances. Plus adds raw data API exports and SSO. The security page states an ISO 27001 certificate from BSI.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want verified service and product reviews, a UK vendor and prices that include request limits.
Sold as a bundle: Trustmark with buyer protection, Trustbadge and, in Premium, product reviews and a reputation manager. Price follows shop turnover, billed annually in advance plus VAT, with a one-time EUR 99 setup fee and a 12-month minimum. Strongest in European consumer markets.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you sell to European shoppers and want a trustmark with buyer protection next to the reviews.
Built for Shopify. Plans run from a free tier to $29, $79 and $299 a month, with unlimited orders and reviews on all of them. Growth adds Google Shopping, Meta, TikTok Shop and Shop App syndication. Premium adds an API and multi-store syndication. Offers a 7-day trial.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you run Shopify and want flat monthly plans with unlimited orders.
The free plan lists unlimited product and store reviews and photo and video reviews. The Awesome plan is $15 a month, which the vendor calls the most a store can pay. AI summaries, Google Shopping and referrals sit on Awesome. SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 appear on the Free plan.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want the lowest flat price and a free tier with unlimited reviews.
Seven plans from $9 to $999 a month, graded by order volume from 200 up to 1 million orders, with 30 percent off yearly billing and a free trial. Reviews and users are unlimited. AI review replies start at the Small plan and product grouping at Medium. Has a developer API.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want to pay by order volume and expect the bill to rise with sales.
Visual reviews with photo and video, referrals and discounts for photo reviews. Beginner is capped at 500 orders, Convert adds video reviews, Google Shopping and referrals, and Unlimited removes the cap at $299.99 a month. The vendor is an Israeli company. Aimed at storefronts, not retail networks.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want photo and video reviews that drive referrals and discounts.
Credit-based: Starter $19, Growth $89 and Advanced $199 a month with 200, 1,000 and 2,000 email credits and a 14-day trial. Review import limits are 500, 5,000 and 30,000. Advanced includes personal onboarding and review migration. Link Shops starts from $29 a month.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want help migrating existing reviews and pay by email credits.
Works on any website, with store ratings, product reviews, video reviews and Q&A. Pricing is solution-based by quote, with a free 15-day trial and a demo. The vendor states it has been a Google Store Ratings and Product Reviews partner since 2013. A US company based in Utah.
Switch from Bazaarvoice if you want store ratings and Google review feeds on a non-Shopify site, with a trial.
Stay with Bazaarvoice if you are a large brand that needs syndication of reviews to many retailers, plus sampling and creator programs from one vendor. Its Enterprise review tier lists APIs, a mobile SDK and the Bazaarvoice Network, and its homepage cites 13,000 or more brands and retailers. A single-store review app does not replace that retail reach.
Public Bazaarvoice pages we opened do not describe an export format or a retention period. Put the request in writing to your account team, and ask for reviews, photos, videos and answers with their metadata, before you give notice.
Retailer connections run through the Bazaarvoice Network, so they are not part of a plain review export. A smaller tool may import your reviews, while retailer feeds and Google syndication need to be set up again or sourced elsewhere.
Termination, notice and renewal terms are in the Client Agreements, which are listed on the legal page, not in public price lists. Read them first, note the notice window, and plan the cutover so the review widgets do not go dark.
The public pages we opened do not state an export format, so ask your account team in writing. Request reviews, photos, videos and questions with their dates, ratings and product IDs, so the new tool can import them.
Cancellation terms are in your Client Agreement, which is listed on the legal page as a separate document. Read the notice period and renewal clause there, and send notice through your account team before the window closes.
No price is published; packages are quoted after a conversation with sales. The pricing page names Ratings and Reviews, Questions and Answers, Syndication and Sampling, and shows three tiers inside Ratings and Reviews.
Yes, unless the new vendor runs its own retailer network. Bazaarvoice describes syndication through its Bazaarvoice Network on the Enterprise review tier. Some alternatives, such as Yotpo Premium, list retail syndication; most Shopify apps syndicate to Google and social channels instead.
Questions and Answers are included in the Advanced and Enterprise review tiers and sold as a standalone product too. Ask for them in the export, because many review apps handle questions differently or not at all.
Yes, any widget, API call or mobile SDK use tied to Bazaarvoice must be replaced. Enterprise customers who use the APIs or SDK should list each integration before choosing a replacement and test the new display on staging.
Prices, limits and descriptions for Bazaarvoice and each alternative were confirmed on vendor-owned pages on November 5, 2026. A later change on the vendor side will not show here.
Sebastiaan Smits, Founder, wrote, edited and fact-checked this page.
Founder of The Interregnum and of 2 Steps Ahead, an AI search visibility agency. Editorially responsible for every page here; research and drafting are AI-assisted. Last reviewed November 5, 2026.
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