Best AG Product Reviews alternatives reviewed in 2026

Short answer: The right alternative depends on what AG Product Reviews is missing for your store. Choose Judge.me when you want video and store reviews without paying, because its free plan includes both. Choose Vitals, at $29.99/month, when you want a product review app with one fixed pricing plan, whose price doesn't increase as your order volume grows. Choose Rivyo, free or from $9/month, when you want Q&A and an import that names AG's old Air Reviews app. Choose CWILL, from $11.99/month, when your store sells in several languages.

AG Product Reviews is a free product reviews app from Avada, on the App Store since 2022, and it gives a new store request emails, discounts for reviews and a full set of widgets without a monthly bill. But it doesn't list video reviews or Q&A, and one reviewer says it collects no reviews of the store itself.

So I installed 7 AG Product Reviews alternatives on a test store. Below, I've set out what each one is built for, what it costs as of November 2026 and what you'd give up by moving.

Why do merchants look for an AG Product Reviews alternative?

Missing features are the main reason, because the price is already zero. Merchants who leave tend to want a type of review the app doesn't collect.

The app only collects product reviews. In recent reviews from August 2025 to February 2026, merchants say this, and one seller of one-of-a-kind products said in February 2026 that product reviews alone didn't suit their shop. Avada replied that store reviews were on its roadmap, but I found no help page for them yet. Video reviews and Q&A are also missing from the listing.

Judge.me's free plan adds video and store reviews, and Rivyo's Starter plan adds Q&A and store reviews at $9/month. Vitals adds video, but I didn't find store reviews or Q&A on it.

Setup problems come next. One merchant said in January 2026 that they had to enable the app again and again, couldn't preview the widget with a test review and found the interface hard to follow, and Avada confirmed the enable prompt was a bug. Another wrote in August 2025 about months of bugs and support contacts. Moving to another app won't guarantee fewer bugs, because every app in this list has bug reports of its own.

Translation is the third limit. A merchant said in December 2025 that review content can only be translated automatically, with no manual edits, and that imports ask for both the product's URL handle and its ID. CWILL offers translation into several languages on Pro, and Vitals translates reviews into your storefront language.

These come from 26 of its 3,210 reviews, and several of the 1-star ratings have no text, so most merchants don't report them.

Which AG Product Reviews alternatives made my shortlist?

I selected apps that do the same job as AG Product Reviews, with a rating of 4.8 or higher and a new merchant review within the last 12 months.These 7 alternatives made my shortlist:

1. Vitals: product reviews and 40+ other apps in one plan
2. AfterShip Product Reviews: NPS surveys next to your product reviews
3. Fera: reviews synced from Etsy, Google and Facebook, and stores outside Shopify
4. Ryviu: imports from 6 marketplaces, with loyalty in the same app
5. Rivyo: Q&A and store reviews from $9/month, with an Air Reviews import
6. Judge.me: free video and store reviews with no order limit
7. CWILL: reviews translated into several languages, with WhatsApp requests

I've put each app's rating, starting price and how it charges in this table, with AG Product Reviews first as the baseline:

Prices as of November 2026. Developers change them, so check each listing before you choose.

To keep a $0 bill and add the review types AG lacks, compare Judge.me and Rivyo first.

How did I review these AG Product Reviews alternatives?

I installed each app on a test store, then went through each App Store listing, every plan and the newest and lowest-rated merchant reviews. I used AG Product Reviews as the baseline for each comparison.

I looked at these details for each app:

• Review types: whether it accepts photos, videos, questions and reviews of the store
• Collection: which channels send a request, such as email, SMS, WhatsApp or a QR code
• Display: which widgets it offers, such as stars on collection cards, carousels and a reviews page
• AI features: what AI does in each app, such as writing summaries or approving reviews
• Integrations: which email platforms, loyalty apps and page builders it connects to
• Setup: how long each app took me to get running
• Design: how each app looked on my test store and whether it matched my theme
• Speed: what each app adds to the total, because one review app alone won't slow a store but many stores run 10 to 15 apps
• Pricing: how each app charges, its plan limits and what each plan includes
• Reviews: what the newest and lowest-rated App Store reviews say, including about support
• Moving: what you can bring across from AG Product Reviews, such as reviews, photos and replies

Vitals comes first because its reviews come with 40+ other apps, and the order of the other 6 isn't a ranking.

I don't score speed, because the result depends on your theme and your other apps. The better test is your own store, and all 7 of these apps have a free plan or trial.

What did I find when I compared them with AG Product Reviews?

These alternatives fall into 3 groups: reviews-first apps (Judge.me, Fera, CWILL), reviews apps with loyalty, NPS or referrals added (AfterShip Product Reviews, Ryviu, Rivyo) and an all-in-one app (Vitals). Some only offer reviews and others include more apps, and I liked the ones with more.

I found 4 main differences from AG Product Reviews.The apps differ on which ones they include, so check which you need before you compare prices:

• Video reviews: AG Product Reviews lists photos only. Judge.me includes video on its free plan, Vitals in its one plan and CWILL on Pro, while Rivyo and Ryviu keep it for their top plans at $19/month and $19.99/month.
• Q&A: AG doesn't list it. Ryviu starts it at $6.99/month, Fera and Rivyo at $9/month and Judge.me at $15/month. CWILL keeps it for Pro and AfterShip for Pro at $119/month, and I didn't find it on Vitals.
• Store reviews: one AG reviewer says it has none. Judge.me collects them on its free plan, Rivyo from Starter, and Fera and CWILL collect them too. I didn't find them on Vitals, Ryviu or AfterShip Product Reviews.
• Price: AG shows no charge at all, so every paid plan here costs more. Judge.me, Rivyo, Ryviu, CWILL and AfterShip Product Reviews have free plans with limits, and Fera offers a 60-day trial instead.

I also found these differences in how the apps work:

• Reports: AG shows published reviews, average rating and emails sent, opened and clicked. Judge.me compares each stage of review collection on Awesome, Rivyo includes advanced analytics on every plan and CWILL adds an AI analysis of review performance.
• AI features: AG has no built-in AI that I could find, but its MCP server can list, approve and reply to reviews from an AI assistant on every store. Vitals writes an AI review summary for each product. With Vitals MCP, you can do everything in Vitals with Claude or ChatGPT. Judge.me offers AI replies, summaries and FAQs on Awesome, Fera moderates reviews with AI, CWILL and AfterShip Product Reviews write AI summaries and Rivyo runs AI Review Autopilot on Enterprise. I didn't find AI on Ryviu.
• Setup: almost every app took me 5 to 10 minutes, so the install time won't separate them.
• Design: on my test store, almost every app was highly responsive, user friendly and customisable. AfterShip Product Reviews needs its app blocks added by hand on newer themes, and Fera places widgets by CSS selector when the default spot doesn't fit.
• Speed: no review app here slowed my pages by itself. The weight builds up as you add apps for bundles, upsells and pop-ups, so cutting the number of apps matters more than which review app you pick.

What are the best AG Product Reviews alternatives?

Vitals is my top pick for merchants leaving AG Product Reviews who want more than reviews from one app, because its product reviews come with 40+ other apps in one subscription. AfterShip Product Reviews comes next for stores that want customer feedback beyond star ratings. The other 5 suit marketplace syncing, dropshipping imports, a direct import from AG, free video and store reviews and multilingual stores.

1. Vitals: Best for keeping product reviews and your other apps in one subscription

Vitals is an all-in-one Shopify app, and its Product Reviews app is one of 40+ apps in one subscription. Choose it when AG gives you reviews for free but you still pay separate bills for bundles, pop-ups or email.

Why I like this app:

I liked Vitals most for how much comes with its product reviews. Customers can add a photo or video in the same review form, and the AI summary tells shoppers what people think of a product before they read a single review. Then there are the 40+ other apps, such as bundles, upsells and email, so you don't have to install and pay for each one separately. With Vitals MCP, I could also do everything in Vitals with Claude or ChatGPT.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

Vitals adds video reviews and an AI summary, and it accepts the XLSX file that AG exports, up to 10,000 reviews per file. You'd give up the $0 bill, along with interactive emails and per-country send delays, which I didn't find on its Product Reviews page.

Features:

• Request emails after fulfilment, purchase or delivery
• Up to 2 reminders to buyers who haven't reviewed
• Photos and videos in reviews
• A discount code emailed after a review
• CSV, XLS, XLSX and ODS imports, up to 10,000 reviews per file
• AliExpress and Amazon imports with rating and content filters
• Widget layouts in grid, list or slider
• Stars under the product title and on collection cards
• A carousel, an all reviews badge and a Happy Customers page
• An AI review summary with keywords
• A media gallery and review highlights near the buy button
• Review groups that share reviews across products
• Automatic publishing or approval first, with banned words
• Auto-translation into your storefront language
• A Google Shopping feed URL at 50 eligible reviews
• 40+ apps in the same subscription

Pricing: Vitals has one plan, with all 40+ apps included:

• All in one plan: $29.99/month
• Trial: 7 days

Reviews: Vitals has 4.9 stars from 2,974 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A recent reviewer from Italy praises its many simple apps and excellent support. One reviewer from February 2026 says they couldn't reach the team after several tries, and Vitals replied that its team is on chat and email every day.

Best for: A growing store that wants video reviews and plans to drop its separate bundle, pop-up or email apps too.

I wouldn't choose it if: Shoppers ask a lot of questions before they buy. Rivyo adds Q&A from $9/month, and Vitals doesn't list it.

See Vitals on the Shopify App Store

2. AfterShip Product Reviews: Best for NPS surveys alongside product reviews

AfterShip Product Reviews is a reviews and NPS app from the company behind AfterShip tracking and returns. It makes more sense when you want to know how customers feel about the whole order, along with what they think of the product.

Why I like this app:

The NPS widget on the order status page caught my attention, because no other app here asks for a score at that point. I also found a 3-tier reward for text, photo and video reviews on Pro, which marks those reviews with an "Incentivized" badge. Review request emails can wait for the delivery date, and email flows can follow a rating or an NPS answer.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

AfterShip Product Reviews adds NPS surveys, video reviews and an AI review summary on Pro. You'd give up AG's unlimited requests, because the free plan stops at 50 review requests a month and Essentials at 100. I only found a few written reviews from the past year, so there's less recent evidence to go on.

Features:

• Automatic request emails, reminders and follow-ups
• Requests timed to order delivery
• Invitations to past customers
• Reviews widget, star ratings and an all reviews widget
• A featured review widget and a reviews side tab
• Video reviews
• Product groups that share reviews
• An NPS widget on the order status page
• NPS emails on Pro
• Review rewards and referral campaigns on Pro
• Q&A, Google snippets and cross-store syndication on Pro
• An AI review summary on Pro
• Imports from AliExpress, CSV files and exports from Judge.me, Loox and Yotpo

Pricing: AfterShip Product Reviews charges by monthly review requests:

• Free: 50 review requests a month
• Essentials: $11/month, 100 requests
• Pro: $119/month, 2,000 requests

The listing says to upgrade as you grow on both paid plans, and it shows no free trial.

Reviews: AfterShip Product Reviews has 4.9 stars from 778 reviews on the Shopify App Store. One reviewer from September 2025 says a named agent worked with the tech team to fix a glitch. Another said in May 2025 that request emails came from an AfterShip address and confused customers, and AfterShip says it found the cause.

Best for: A store already on AfterShip tracking that wants NPS scores and product reviews from the same company.

I wouldn't choose it if: You need Google snippets on a small budget. They start on Pro at $119/month, while Rivyo includes rich snippets on its free plan.

See AfterShip Product Reviews on the Shopify App Store

3. Fera: Best for syncing reviews from Etsy, Google and Facebook

Fera is a reviews app for product and store reviews, photos, videos and Q&A. I'd choose it when your reviews live on other platforms too, such as Etsy, Google Business or Facebook.

Why I like this app:

When I checked its imports, I found the longest list here, from Judge.me and Loox to Etsy, Google Business, Facebook and Amazon. Fera also runs on Wix, BigCommerce and Squarespace, which helps a brand with more than one storefront. Its AI tool, Ferify, approves or declines reviews after a delay you set. The 60-day trial is the longest of these apps.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

Fera adds Q&A from its $9/month Startup plan and collects store reviews, 2 of the gaps merchants mention on AG. You'd give up the free price, because Fera dropped its free plan. Recent reviewers say Fera hid their widgets when they hit a request quota, until they upgraded.

Features:

• Automatic review requests, including on delivery
• One-time requests, review links and follow-ups
• A review popup for returning visitors
• Store review requests
• SMS requests in beta for US and Canada stores, at $5 per review left
• Imports from Judge.me, Loox, Stamped, Yotpo, Etsy, Google Business, Facebook, Amazon, AliExpress and CSV
• Shop app sync
• Product reviews, ratings, a media gallery and a testimonial carousel
• A Q&A widget for product and store questions
• Discounts, cashback or loyalty points for reviews
• Ferify AI auto-moderation and AI replies
• Google Shopping and Google Search ratings
• Multi-store sync on Medium
• Klaviyo, Smile.io, Omnisend, Gorgias and Zapier

Pricing: Fera charges by monthly orders and review requests:

• Startup: $9/month, up to 200 orders and 100 requests
• Small: $29/month, up to 2,000 orders and 1,000 requests
• Medium: $99/month, up to 20,000 orders and 10,000 requests
• Semi-Large: $199/month, up to 50,000 orders and 25,000 requests
• Trial: 60 days

The trial needs a card and can't restart once you cancel it.

Reviews: Fera has 4.8 stars from 2,021 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer from October 2026 says support fixed problems quickly after a theme change. Others report outages that kept reviews offline for days.

Best for: A brand that sells on Etsy or collects Google reviews and wants them all on its Shopify product pages.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want to export your reviews without asking. Exports ask for a reason, and large stores get the file from support, while Judge.me exports CSV files on its free plan.

See Fera on the Shopify App Store

4. Ryviu: Best for pulling reviews in from 6 marketplaces

Ryviu collects reviews and shopper questions, and it can run a points programme for an extra fee. Choose it when most of your reviews come from the marketplaces you source from.

Why I like this app:

I found imports from 6 marketplaces, AliExpress, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart, Shopee and DHgate, plus CSV files. AG imports from AliExpress and CJdropshipping, so Ryviu reaches further for a dropshipping catalogue. Q&A starts on Basic at $6.99/month, the lowest price for it here. Points, VIP tiers and rewards for reviews come in the same app, included on Unlimited.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

Ryviu adds Q&A from $6.99/month and video reviews on Unlimited, with loyalty points in the same account. You'd give up AG's Klaviyo connection, because I didn't find an email platform integration for Ryviu. Ryviu limits how many products and reviews you can show on each plan, and I didn't find any AI features in it.

Features:

• Automatic request emails after purchase, fulfilment or delivery
• Photo and video reviews, with video on Unlimited
• AliExpress imports on every plan
• Amazon, Shopee and CSV imports from Basic
• Etsy, Walmart and DHgate imports from Advance
• Q&A on product pages from Basic, with CSV import and export
• Star ratings, a featured review widget, a carousel and a reviews page
• Google rich snippets on every plan
• A Google Shopping XML feed on Unlimited
• Loyalty points, VIP tiers and rewards for purchases and reviews
• PageFly, GemPages, EComposer and Shopify Flow

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Ryviu charges by the products and reviews you show:

• Free: 50 products, 20 reviews each
• Basic: $6.99/month, 400 products, 200 reviews each
• Advance: $9.99/month, 1,000 products, 500 reviews each
• Unlimited: $19.99/month, no limits
• Trial: 7 days

The loyalty add-on costs $15/month on Basic and Advance, and Unlimited includes it.

Reviews: Ryviu has 4.8 stars from 513 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer from September 2026 says support added stars to collection pages for their particular theme. Others say replies stop at weekends, which Ryviu confirms.

Best for: A dropshipping store with a large catalogue that pulls reviews from several marketplaces.

I wouldn't choose it if: Your Google Shopping stars matter to your sales, because the XML feed only comes with Unlimited. Rivyo includes Google Shopping on its $14/month Business plan.

See Ryviu on the Shopify App Store

5. Rivyo: Best for importing your AG reviews with Q&A and store reviews

Rivyo is a reviews app that pairs Q&A and store reviews with optional loyalty and referral add-ons. It makes more sense when you want a low price and a direct route out of AG.

Why I like this app:

The import list settled it for me, because Rivyo names Air, AG's earlier name, next to Judge.me, Yotpo, Loox and Okendo. Its free plan keeps unlimited product reviews, CSV imports and rich snippets, and Starter adds Q&A and store reviews at $9/month. Enterprise removes the order cap and adds video and AI Review Autopilot at $19/month.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

Rivyo adds Q&A and store reviews, the 2 gaps that come up most on AG, for $9/month. You'd give up AG's interactive emails, where buyers review from inside the email, which I didn't find on Rivyo. The free plan only sends requests for 100 orders a month.

Features:

• Unlimited product reviews and CSV imports on every plan
• Imports from Air, Judge.me, Yotpo, Loox and Okendo
• Amazon, AliExpress and Etsy imports with limits by plan
• Automated requests and replies on every plan
• Q&A, store reviews and a smart review form from Starter
• Auto reminder emails and Review Booster campaigns from Starter
• Review rewards, QR codes and Google Shopping from Business
• Product grouping and advanced moderation from Business
• Unlimited video reviews and AI Review Autopilot on Enterprise
• Headless, API and reviews at checkout for Plus stores on Enterprise
• Google rich snippets and advanced analytics on every plan
• Klaviyo, Slack, PageFly, GemPages, Recharge and Appstle

Pricing: Rivyo charges by monthly orders:

• Free: 100 orders a month
• Starter: $9/month, 500 orders
• Business: $14/month, 1,000 orders
• Enterprise: $19/month, unlimited orders
• Trial: 7 days

Its add-ons cost extra on any plan, at $29/month for Customer Loyalty and $19/month for Referral Rewards.

Reviews: Rivyo has 4.9 stars from 939 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer from Japan says support helped patiently with screenshots in October 2026, though fixes took some time. Another said in June 2026 that support wasn't responsive, and Rivyo apologised.

Best for: A small store that wants to keep its AG review history and add Q&A for less than $10/month.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want video reviews at no cost. Rivyo keeps video for Enterprise, and Judge.me includes it on its free plan.

See Rivyo on the Shopify App Store

6. Judge.me: Best for free video and store reviews

Judge.me is a reviews app whose free plan includes unlimited product and store reviews. I'd choose it when you want to stay at $0 and add the review types AG doesn't list.

Why I like this app:

In my test, the free plan took photo and video reviews and reviews of the store, with no order limit. That closes the 2 biggest gaps on AG without a bill. The $15/month Awesome plan adds Q&A, AI replies, summaries and FAQs drafted from reviews, and the site says that's the most you can ever pay. Requests can also go out through Shopify Customer Accounts and QR codes.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

Judge.me matches AG's $0 price and adds video and store reviews on the free plan. You'd give up AG's discounts for reviews and translations on the free plan, because Judge.me keeps coupons and review translation for Awesome. Dropping back to Free removes product groups and the All Reviews widget within 48 hours.

Features:

• Unlimited product and store reviews
• Unlimited photo and video reviews
• Requests after fulfilment or delivery, with QR codes and past orders
• Imports from other apps, spreadsheets, AliExpress, Amazon, Etsy and Google Business Profile
• Review widget, stars, carousels and a trust badge
• Google rich snippets
• Reminders, coupons and SMS on Awesome
• Q&A and store FAQs on Awesome
• An AI review summary, AI replies and AI auto-publish on Awesome
• Review translation on Awesome
• Google Shopping, TikTok Shop and Meta on Awesome
• Cross-store syndication on Awesome
• Klaviyo, Gorgias, LoyaltyLion and 130+ integrations on Awesome

Pricing: Judge.me charges a flat fee:

• Free: unlimited reviews and review requests at any order count
• Awesome: $15/month
• Trial: 15 days

Reviews: Judge.me has 5.0 stars from 48,747 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer from October 2026 says it costs much less than the tool they moved from. Others say they can't change how a reviewer's name appears.

Best for: A store that wants AG's zero bill with video and store reviews added.

I wouldn't choose it if: You rely on a discount to bring in each review and don't want to pay for it. AG Product Reviews includes discounts for reviews at no cost.

See Judge.me on the Shopify App Store

7. CWILL: Best for multilingual stores that want translated reviews

CWILL, listed as CWILL(Trustoo) Product Reviews, is a reviews app with auto-translation and AI summaries. Choose it when you sell in several languages and want reviews to read naturally in each one.

Why I like this app:

I looked at CWILL for the translation gap merchants mention on AG. Pro translates reviews into several languages and sends request emails in several languages too, while Essential translates into one. Requests also go out by WhatsApp and push, and unlimited requests come on every plan with no order bands. The AI summary adds a block of key points to product pages and the home page.

Compared with AG Product Reviews:

CWILL adds video reviews, Q&A and multi-language translation on Pro at $29.99/month. You'd give up AG's full widget set on the free plan, because CWILL's free plan shows only 6 reviews per product. Its AI summary needs 15 or more reviews on a product before it appears.

Features:

• Automatic request emails 1 to 90 days after purchase, fulfilment or delivery
• Separate timing for domestic and international orders
• QR codes, review links and on-site pop-up requests
• WhatsApp and push requests on Essential
• Discounts for reviews, with separate rules for photo reviews
• 10+ widgets, including a reviews page and several carousels
• Auto-translation into one language on Essential, several on Pro
• Video reviews, Q&A and product grouping on Pro
• Google snippets on Essential and a Google Shopping feed on Pro
• AI review summaries on product pages and the home page
• AliExpress imports up to 500 reviews per product
• Imports that read other apps' export files
• A review widget in checkout for Shopify Plus stores
• Klaviyo, Gorgias, PageFly and TikTok Shop sync in the US

Pricing: CWILL charges by plan features, with unlimited requests on every plan:

• Free: 6 reviews shown per product
• Essential: $11.99/month
• Pro: $29.99/month
• Trial: 7 days

Reviews: CWILL has 4.9 stars from 1,587 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer who has used it for 4 years praises the discounts for photo reviews and the many widget placements. Another said in February 2026 that request emails didn't go out for months, and CWILL put the delay down to trigger settings.

Best for: A store selling across several countries that wants reviews and request emails in each shopper's language.

I wouldn't choose it if: You sell in one language and want the full display for free. Judge.me shows every review on its free plan.

See CWILL on the Shopify App Store

How do you choose between AG Product Reviews and these alternatives?

Start with the review type or tool AG is missing for you, then check which plan of the new app includes it. A free plan often leaves that exact feature out.

The first question is whether the app fixes the gap that's making you leave. When video is the gap, Judge.me's free plan and Vitals' one plan both include it, while Rivyo and Ryviu keep it for their top plans. When you need Q&A, check the plan carefully, because AfterShip Product Reviews only offers it at $119/month.

Next, list the AG features you'd lose. Interactive emails, per-country send delays and discounts for reviews all come free on AG, and some alternatives charge for discounts. Check which of those you used in the last month before you count them as a loss.

Then open each widget on your theme. In my test, nearly every widget came out highly responsive, user friendly and customisable. Vitals was the one where I could ask Claude or ChatGPT to build the result for my store, and it did. Check AfterShip Product Reviews' app blocks on a newer theme, and look at every widget on your phone.

Your other apps matter as well. AG works with Klaviyo, Joy, PageFly and PushOwl/Brevo, so check any flow that uses its Shopify Flow trigger before you remove it. Judge.me, Fera, CWILL and Rivyo connect to Klaviyo, and I didn't find an email integration on Ryviu.

Support is the last check. Recent AG reviewers often name the agent who helped them, and Ryviu says its team doesn't work weekends. In my test, a few customer success teams sorted out setup problems within minutes, while others took hours to reply. Send one question during each trial and time the answer.

Choose Judge.me if you want to stay free. Choose Vitals if you'd use its other apps as well as reviews, and Rivyo if you want Q&A and an Air import. Stay on AG Product Reviews if product reviews with photos are all you need.

Will an AG Product Reviews alternative cost you less?

No, none of them costs less, because AG Product Reviews shows no charge. Judge.me, Rivyo, Ryviu, CWILL and AfterShip Product Reviews can match it with free plans, but each of those plans leaves something out.

AG doesn't count orders, requests or products. The alternatives do, in different ways. Fera and Rivyo count orders, AfterShip Product Reviews counts review requests, Ryviu counts products and reviews shown, and Judge.me charges one flat fee. CWILL charges by plan features and doesn't count orders.

Say your store has 400 orders a month and you want video reviews and Q&A, the 2 things AG doesn't list.These alternatives cost:

• Judge.me: $15/month on Awesome
• Rivyo: $19/month on Enterprise, which you'd need for video
• Ryviu: $19.99/month on Unlimited
• Fera: $29/month on Small
• CWILL: $29.99/month on Pro
• AfterShip Product Reviews: $119/month on Pro

Vitals has one fixed plan at $29.99/month that doesn't increase with your order volume, with video included but no Q&A.

Over 2 years, AG Product Reviews costs nothing, and so does Judge.me's free plan, which adds video and store reviews. Judge.me's Awesome plan, with Q&A, costs $360 over the same 2 years.

Before you compare prices, write down the one feature you're leaving for, then price only the plans that include it.

Will AG Product Reviews stay free?

I can't say, because the listing doesn't promise it. Today the App Store shows "Free" with no plans, no limits and no trial.

The developer's own help centre still describes a free plan "with most features", a trial and paid plans for Q&A and branding removal. A support reply from March 2025 pointed a merchant to the free plan on a plan selection screen, so paid plans existed before. Its MCP help page, on the other hand, says every store gets the same tools.

Check the price inside the app every few months, and keep a recent export so you can move quickly if it changes.

Which alternatives collect reviews of your store?

Judge.me, Rivyo, Fera and CWILL all collect store reviews, and AG Product Reviews doesn't. That matters most when you sell one-off or handmade items, because a new product starts with no reviews of its own.

Judge.me collects store reviews on its free plan, and Rivyo includes them from Starter at $9/month. Fera sends store review requests, and CWILL keeps store reviews separate from product reviews in its export. I didn't find store reviews on Vitals, Ryviu or AfterShip Product Reviews.

Show a store review on a test product page before you commit, so you can see how it looks next to product reviews.

When does it make sense to stay on AG Product Reviews?

I'd stay on AG Product Reviews if product reviews with photos are all you need and you want to pay nothing. Few apps include this much at $0.

Every widget, request email, discount for reviews, import, rich snippet and Google Merchant Center XML export comes without a charge. Its request tools go further than most free plans, with interactive emails, send delays by country and a photo reminder after a positive review. Its MCP server also connects every store to an AI assistant that can list, approve and reply to reviews.

Recent reviewers name Avada's live chat agents almost every day, and the admin comes in 11 languages. See AG Product Reviews on the Shopify App Store.

Before you leave, check whether you'd miss the free discounts for reviews most, because Judge.me and Rivyo charge for theirs.

How do you move from AG Product Reviews to another app?

Your reviews move across easily, because AG exports them as an XLSX file. Your request emails, discount rules and Flow workflows don't, so you'll rebuild those.

I'd export these from AG Product Reviews before you change anything:

• Reviews with their photos and replies
• Pinned and featured reviews, and your testimonials
• Imported AliExpress and CJdropshipping reviews
• Discount-for-review settings
• Request email templates
• Shopify Flow workflows that use its triggers
• The XML export for Google Merchant Center

Rivyo names Air, AG's earlier name, as an import source. Vitals accepts XLSX files, up to 10,000 reviews per file. CWILL reads other apps' export files, and Judge.me, Fera, Ryviu and AfterShip Product Reviews take CSV files, so save your export as CSV first. I didn't find AG named on any of them apart from Rivyo.

Use these steps with any of the apps:

1. Export your reviews from AG Product Reviews.
2. Install the new app on its free plan or trial, and set it up on a copy of your theme.
3. Import your reviews, then compare a handful of photos, dates and replies with AG by hand.
4. Set up the same request email you have on AG, so you're comparing like with like, then check it on your phone.
5. Upgrade only if it does the job, then publish the theme.
6. Remove AG Product Reviews and any code it left behind.

Almost every app took me 5 to 10 minutes to install, so checking the import is the slow part. A 2021 Rivyo reviewer says only 660 of 1,960 reviews came across, and one Ryviu reviewer hit a 100-review cap per product. Count your reviews before and after the import.

Keep your AG export for at least 3 months, and watch new reviews arrive in the new app for a full month before you rely on it. AG revokes its MCP credentials when you uninstall, so update any AI assistant that used them.

What changes in unusual situations?

The choice shifts at high order volumes, across several stores or markets, on plan-only features and for dropshipping or Shopify Plus stores.

At unusually high or seasonal order volumes, AG doesn't count anything, so a sale month won't change its price. Judge.me, CWILL and Rivyo's Enterprise plan don't count orders either. Fera moves you up its order bands, and AfterShip Product Reviews asks you to upgrade as your requests grow.

Several stores need syndication between them. Judge.me offers it on Awesome, Fera from Medium at $99/month and AfterShip Product Reviews on Pro. With several markets, CWILL translates into several languages on Pro, and Vitals and Judge.me translate reviews too, while AG's auto-translation can't be edited by hand.

Some features only come on certain plans. Rivyo keeps video for Enterprise and Ryviu keeps its Google Shopping feed for Unlimited. CWILL keeps Q&A and video for Pro, and AfterShip Product Reviews keeps Q&A, NPS emails and Google snippets for Pro.

Dropshipping stores need wide imports. AG pulls up to 100 reviews per product from AliExpress and CJdropshipping, CWILL up to 500 from AliExpress and Ryviu adds Walmart, Shopee and DHgate. On Shopify Plus, Rivyo's Enterprise plan and CWILL both show reviews at checkout, and Rivyo adds headless and API access.

Which AG Product Reviews alternative would I start with?

I'd start with Vitals, because its video reviews come with 40+ other apps in one subscription, so you can replace more than one app at once. Choose Judge.me when you want to stay free and add video and store reviews, and Rivyo when Q&A and an Air import matter most. Stay on AG Product Reviews if photo reviews on product pages are all your store needs. Then install your 2 finalists, give each the same request email and review widget on a copy of your theme, and compare what shoppers see and how many changes each one needed.

You can compare more apps in my guide to the best Shopify product review apps and in my review of Loox alternatives.

What do merchants often ask about AG Product Reviews alternatives?

Is there a free alternative to AG Product Reviews?

Yes, Judge.me is the closest free alternative, with unlimited product, store and video reviews and no order limit. Rivyo's free plan resets at 100 orders a month, AfterShip Product Reviews' at 50 requests a month and Ryviu's allows 50 products with 20 reviews each. CWILL's free plan shows 6 reviews per product.

Does AG Product Reviews have video reviews?

No, its listing names photo reviews only, and I didn't find video in its plan or tags. Judge.me includes video on its free plan, Vitals in its one plan and CWILL on Pro.

Is AG Product Reviews free in 2026?

Yes, the listing shows it as free, with no paid plan, limit or trial. Its help centre still mentions paid plans, so check the price inside the app before you rely on it.

Is AG Product Reviews a good app?

Yes, it's a good free reviews app, with 4.9 stars from 3,210 reviews and support that recent reviewers often praise by name. An alternative makes more sense when you need video reviews, Q&A or reviews of your store.

Can you move your reviews from AG Product Reviews to another app?

Yes, AG exports reviews as an XLSX file, and Rivyo names Air as an import source. Vitals accepts XLSX files directly, and most other apps take the same data as a CSV. Your request emails, discount rules and Flow workflows stay behind.

Do AG Product Reviews alternatives slow down a store?

A single review app won't, but many stores add 10 to 15 apps, and each one adds to the page. Vitals surprised me here, because its 40+ apps load from one script, so I could switch any of them on or off without worrying about load time. One CWILL reviewer blamed a script of about 780KB for a slower store, so test any app on your own store before and after you install it.