RaveCapture collects ecommerce reviews, photo/video UGC and surveys, and syncs stars to Google Shopping. Plans start at $19/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
RaveCapture is an ecommerce platform for collecting, managing, and displaying customer reviews, photo and video content, and post-purchase experience surveys. The company says more than 450 brands use it, that it has collected over 2.5 million reviews, and that the average review rating on the platform is 4.7 out of 5. It is based in Birmingham, Alabama.
The product is organized into five tools: Reviews & Ratings, Experience Surveys, UGC Tools, Review Management, and Display Widgets. Together they cover the path from asking a buyer for feedback to showing it on product pages, in Google Shopping, and in ads.
Setup follows three steps. A merchant connects a store, customizes automated review requests to match the brand voice, and then reviews begin to arrive. On Shopify, the app installs in one click from the Shopify App Store, and merchants set request timing, add a logo, enable photo uploads, and configure email templates.
Collected reviews feed several destinations. Verified reviews sync to Google Shopping, search, and ads so star ratings can appear in results. On Shopify, review sync writes the aggregate rating and review count into standard product metafields, which supports native storefront stars, Google rich snippets, and custom JSON-LD.
On the collection side, RaveCapture offers automated email requests with in-email forms, a review importer, auto-publish and review flagging, photo and video uploads with moderation, and experience surveys. Surveys can ask product-specific questions, such as a customer's dog breed or vehicle make and model, and capture NPS scores after purchase.
For display and management, the platform provides product review widgets, a visual carousel, a TrustScore banner, and photo and video galleries. Review management centralizes moderation, routing, and AI-assisted replies. Higher tiers add AI review summaries, customer Q&A, AI sentiment analysis, an FAQ widget, and multi-store management.
RaveCapture is an ecommerce platform for collecting and displaying product and company reviews, photo and video UGC, and post-purchase experience surveys. It also syncs star ratings to Google Shopping. The company says more than 450 brands use it.
RaveCapture lists three monthly plans: Starter at $19 with 200 credits, Power at $99 with 1000 credits, and Enterprise at $349 with 10,000 credits. The pricing page states there are no contracts.
The site uses Get Started Free buttons and says no credit card is required. The pricing page text provided does not detail a free plan or trial length, so check the pricing FAQ or sign-up flow for current terms.
It integrates with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, and Volusion, and syncs reviews to Google Shopping. The Enterprise plan adds Zendesk and Freshdesk integrations and API access.
Yes. It feeds verified reviews and product ratings to Google Shopping, search, and ads. On Shopify, it also writes ratings and review counts to product metafields, which power rich snippets on product pages.
Yes. The Starter plan includes a review importer and Power includes unlimited importing. The pricing FAQ references switching from Trustpilot, Yotpo, Loox, or Judge.me.
It suits ecommerce brands that want automated review collection, customer photos, and Google star ratings, particularly Shopify merchants. Power is marked most popular for brands processing 200+ orders per month.
Yes. Review requests can collect photos and videos with built-in moderation, and the content can appear in galleries and carousels. Nameless Performance reports collecting over 6,000 customer photos and videos in 12 months.