Junip is a Shopify product reviews app with unlimited requests, syndication to Google and Meta, and a free plan. Paid plans start at $29/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Junip is a product review platform built for Shopify brands. It collects reviews from customers after purchase, displays them on the online store, and distributes them to other channels such as Google, Meta, TikTok Shop and the Shop App. Its central pricing idea is unlimited orders and review requests on every plan, including the free one, so costs do not rise with sales volume.
Junip says more than 10,000 Shopify brands use it, and its Shopify App Store listing shows over 1,000 five-star reviews along with Featured App and Staff Pick badges. The company describes itself as built in Toronto and an official Shopify partner. Its pitch rests on mobile-first review forms, flexible request options and display of reviews beyond the product page.
Junip connects to a Shopify store and uses existing product and customer data. Requests go out after purchase through Flows, which can send from Junip's native email or through partners including Postscript, Klaviyo, Attentive and Omnisend. Customers respond in step-by-step forms optimized for phones, where the company says 85% of reviews are submitted.
Reviews can also be gathered through review links, which support teams can send and brands can place on packaging or QR codes. Collected reviews appear in storefront widgets and can be syndicated to Google, TikTok Shop, Shop App, Meta, Shopify Global Catalog and Bazaarvoice. Day-to-day management happens in a dedicated admin, inside Shopify admin, or through MCP, CLI and API access.
On the collection side, Junip offers photo and video reviews, follow-up requests, incentivized reviews, media incentives and additional custom questions. It claims 178% more photo and video reviews than legacy platforms. The display side includes product page and star rating widgets, a dedicated reviews page, homepage carousel and media grid widgets, media galleries, rating badges, and search and filter on product pages.
Management features include review replies, a customer-facing review editing portal, pinned reviews, Shopify Flow and Gorgias integrations, analytics, reports and email analytics. Growth adds dynamic translations, while Premium adds Junip AI, AI summaries, review tagging, API and custom apps, and multi-store tools. A Claude integration is listed as an additional-cost option.
Junip is a product review platform for Shopify brands. It collects reviews from customers, displays them on the storefront and syndicates them to channels like Google, Meta and TikTok Shop.
Junip has a Free plan at $0, Core at $29/month, Growth at $79/month and Premium at $299/month. All plans include unlimited orders and review requests. Premium includes three stores, then $99/month per additional store.
Yes to both. The Free plan covers basic gathering and display of reviews, including unlimited requests, analytics and review replies. The site also lists a 7-day free trial for paid plans.
Junip integrates with Shopify, Klaviyo, Postscript, Attentive, Omnisend, Drip, Shopify Flow, Gorgias, Rebuy and Rivo, among others. It syndicates reviews to Google, Meta, TikTok Shop, Shop App and Bazaarvoice.
Yes. Export reviews from your current platform and upload the file; Junip says it keeps photos, videos, dates and verified status. The company says most brands are live within 24 hours and offers migration guides.
No. Junip states every plan, including Free, sends review requests on every order with no monthly cap and no overage tier.
Junip suits Shopify brands that want to collect more photo and video reviews and show them across the storefront, search and social channels, without paying more as order volume grows.
The Free plan and the $29 Core plan make it accessible to small Shopify stores, and unlimited requests mean costs stay flat as the store grows. Larger needs like syndication and AI sit on higher tiers.