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Reviews and social proof

Loox

7.6B tier

Visual brands that want customer photos and videos to carry their product reviews.

Our editorial verdict

Based on public listings, official material, and a mixed sample of merchant comments, researched September 26, 2026. No hands-on installation, speed test, or conversion experiment was performed.

What it does

Collect and display visual reviews, then reuse social proof across the storefront and other channels.

  • Photo and video review workflows
  • Visual display widgets
  • Syndication and referrals on paid plans

Pricing

Count orders before admiring the widget.

  • Beginner · Listed free — Up to 500 orders; confirm whether this is a cumulative allowance
  • Convert · $49.99/month — 300 orders; +$50 per additional 300
  • Unlimited · $299.99/month — Unlimited feature access; priority support

Worked example: Convert at exactly 600 counted orders: $49.99 + $50 = $99.99/month. This is a calculation from the published step, not a quote for your store.

What people like

The visuals are the reason to shortlist it.

Shepherd Shenanigans praises appearance and installation. Even dissatisfied TabloRosa liked the way the reviews looked.

Merchant-reported experience

Friction

Paid growth comes in steps. RipRightWear and Lowcountry Littles found cost difficult. Confirm which store orders enter the meter, especially marketplace orders.

Support is not uniform. Some merchants praise help; others report escalation delays. Do not repeat an old claim that live chat is absent: the current listing and developer say it is available.

Quick competitor comparison

Loox vs Opinew

100 email review requests/month; video collection required; no recurring marketplace import requirement.

Buying criterionLooxOpinew
Relevant planConvert: from $49.99/monthStarter: $19/month
Volume metric300 store orders included100 email requests; import allowance
Video reviewsIncludedIncluded

Opinew has a lower published entry for this narrow video-review scenario. Loox counts store orders, so the two allowances must not be treated as identical.

Store fit

Who should use it?

Small: check the Beginner allowance before relying on it long term.

Growing: visual presentation can justify spend if order-volume costs fit margins.

Complex: verify channel-order counting and compare Unlimited before scaling.

The verdict

7.6/10 · B tier

Core job 8.5 · Value 6.5 · Ease 8 · Store fit 7.5 · Support 7

A convincing visual-review choice whose paid economics need attention.

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