Awesome · $15/month — Advanced collection, integrations and customization
Worked example: At 300 or 1,500 products, Awesome remains $15/month under the published flat plan. Product count is not its price escalator.
What to watch
Some controls stay with reviewers.
Tallio and Coolkids-Store describe friction around identity and review management. Treat this as workflow friction, not a reason to rewrite customer feedback.
Imports still need checking.
The Norse Wind reports an Etsy sync problem despite liking the widgets. This is one case, not a measured failure rate.
Visual brands that want customer photos and videos to carry their product reviews.
Pricing snapshot
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 to watch
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.
Growing brands that want predictable review-collection costs as orders rise.
Pricing snapshot
Pay for features, not each order step.
Free · $0 — Unlimited orders and review requests
Core · $29/month — Incentives, product groups and richer displays
Growth · $79/month — Syndication and marketing integrations
Premium · $299/month — API, multi-store and AI tools
Worked example: For one store on Growth, moving from 1,000 to 2,000 monthly orders leaves the published base price at $79/month. Premium multi-store extras are a separate question.
What to watch
Useful extras still have gates.
Marketing integrations and channel syndication sit on Growth; API and multi-store tools sit on Premium.
Mobile-first is a claim to test.
Pepperdem found the submission experience difficult on a phone; another merchant reported missing review displays. These are separate cases, not a proven widespread fault.
September 26, 2026 snapshot. These apps can serve different needs; a higher editorial score is not a universal recommendation. Confirm current plans before installing.
