Do you need Judge.me on Waise?
Probably not. Waise has product reviews on every plan: photo reviews, a verified-purchase badge checked against real orders, approval before publishing and a review-request email after delivery. Judge.me’s paid plan is $15 a month. Keep it only if you need video reviews or its Google, Shop, Etsy and Amazon sync.
Reviews · Covers the main job
| Plan | Price a month | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Forever Free | Free | Unlimited reviews, including photo and video |
| Awesome | $15 | Auto-reminders, AI tools, 130+ integrations |
US list prices in dollars, as published on apps.shopify.com on the check date.
What Judge.me does
Judge.me collects and shows reviews on Shopify stores: request emails, photos and videos, widgets, stars in Google and sync to sales channels. Its free plan is unusually generous; the paid plan adds auto-reminders, AI tools and integrations.
Where it lives in Waise
- Messages › Reviews /admin/reviews
- Messages › Questions /admin/questions
- Automatic mail › Custom flows /admin/flows
| Waise plan | Price a month | active automations (the review request is one) |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $29 | 3 |
| Growth | $59 | 10 |
| Pro | $129 | 30 |
| Company | $299 | Unlimited |
What Judge.me does that Waise doesn’t
- Video reviews. A Waise review is text and up to 3 photos.
- Review sync with Google Reviews, the Shop app, Etsy and Amazon.
- AI replies, summaries and translation of reviews.
- 16 widgets and carousels. Waise shows reviews through its store editor sections.
What it saves in a year
| Store size | orders a month | Judge.me plan | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small store | 50 | Awesome | $15 | $180 |
| Growing store | 300 | Awesome | $15 | $180 |
| Established store | 1,000 | Awesome | $15 | $180 |
If Judge.me’s free plan is enough for you, the saving is $0. The saving is the app’s price times 12. Waise’s own subscription isn’t subtracted here: Waise’s prices.
How to move your data
Export a CSV from Judge.me and upload it in Waise’s transfer screen as an “other” file. Waise reads rating, text, author, date and photos from the column names, matches each review to a product by handle or title, and shows a preview before importing. An imported review gets no “verified purchase” badge unless the store has a paid order from the same email.
Who this suits, and who it doesn’t
A good fit
- Text and photo reviews with an honest verified badge are enough
- You’re moving to Waise and want one screen to approve reviews
Pick something else
- Video reviews are part of your marketing
- Reviews must also reach Etsy, Amazon or Shop
- You’re staying on Shopify: Judge.me’s free plan is very good there
Questions
Can I move my Judge.me reviews to Waise?
Yes. Upload the CSV in the transfer screen, check the preview and confirm. Imported reviews are not marked as verified purchases unless a paid order from the same email is found.
Do star ratings show in Google?
Yes. Product pages carry structured data with the average rating of the reviews on the page.
Judge.me is free, so what is the saving?
If the free plan is enough, there is no money saved. The $15 a month is only for a store paying for Awesome, mostly for auto-reminders. On Waise a review request is an ordinary automation.
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- AI that acts, with brakes. Pulse changes orders, prices, discounts and content from one conversation. A sensitive change first shows a before-and-after card and waits for your approval, and almost any change can be undone.
- Your money is protected on the server, not by a promise. Anything touching money needs a confirmation tied to the exact values you saw, and the margin guard blocks a price below your minimum, even when an outside AI asks for it.
- Profit, not just sales. An order counts only once your payment provider confirms the money, and profit is worked out after fees, shipping, cost of goods and refunds.
- Open to your own AI. Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini connect to your store over MCP and pass through exactly the same brakes.
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- 0% of your sales. One flat monthly plan. When your store grows, our cut doesn’t, because there isn’t one.
- Built by someone who sold. Or Avrahami, a practical electronics and computer engineer, ran an online store on Shopify and built what that store needed. That became Waise.
Sources
Every competitor figure on this page was checked on its official page, on the date beside the source.
- apps.shopify.com/judgeme Judge.me plans and prices Checked November 8, 2026
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Written and checked by Or Avrahami, Founder of Waise ·
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