Yotpo Reviews

If you need an excellent mechanism to collect and publish customer reviews, Yotpo is the best that we have found. We love the feature set that is provided, even if you are using the basic membership to get started. Where it is really good is the collection and managing of reviews. The email request setup is simple and easy to use. The publishing and commenting on reviews can be managed easily in the backend. It syncs up nicely to our website providers, and we have used it on a few different platforms without any problems. The pricing on it is also very competitive when you price it out against so of the other big-name players in the space.

If you have an ecommerce website Yotpo does the job. It's dependable, easy to install, and you can set up a funnel to get the customer to review your site or product, then ask them to post a review on social media by offering an incentive. If you're a small business this can work as a set it and forget it system that just needs to be checked once in awhile if you are short on time. When you do check in you can push the reviews yourself to social sites. The free version does not do this automatically as far as I know.

Yotpo is definitely well suited for e-commerce. We've been using it for a few years now and it has helped us build a review strategy. Beforehand, we didn't have anything in place for reviews. It's been a cost-effective, easy-to-use way for us to garner feedback about our e-commerce site. Also, if you feel like you don't have the time to implement a review strategy, Yotpo makes it easy with automation tools.

Yotpo is great for sending automatic review requests to customers. However, the widgets slow down my site speed and the customer photos are too small.

Anyone looking to expand their customer service in a more new school direction should consider using Yotpo. They are effective in assisting a small company like ourselves in looking like a large company. Quick responses and a proper interface help preface what needs to be done to address customer needs.

Yotpo is well suited if you want to build user trust on your site (versus off-site on existing platforms like Yelp/TrustRadius/Trustpilot/BBB, etc). Yotpo allows you to filter out bad reviews (but most users wouldn't know this), so it's guaranteed to make your site look more trustworthy.

Yotpo brings to our business hundreds of reviews every week. It's funny how we started with almost 0 reviews, and within a few months, we have thousands. The Yotpo system re-connects buyers with the store, so we have much higher retention. And all that just works, without spending hours to prepare/automate campaign. It just works.

Yotpo is perfect for medium-sized online stores.

Well suited for midsize companies who wants to improve their customer engagement but less suited for companies who needs an interactive experience with the customers.

It is perfect for e-commerce with a loyal customer base and repeat buyers. Great for introducing new products and offering coupons in return for feedback and reviews. Not great as a customer service tool.

I think Yotpo is a great service and platform for any business, especially a retail/ecomm business, who is looking for a way to collect, moderate and publish reviews as social proof for their brand and products. I think the features are largely there and relatively easy to use, however, my reservations around recommending them more strongly comes from the headache we experienced trying to implement and launch with them. We took it upon ourselves to do a very custom email template and to do some of the implementation work in house which caused a number of snags and delays, but you would think even going with a custom approach, things could have gone a lot more smoothly.

Amalgamating reviews and questions from diverse sources, giving potential patients an estimate of providers availability, enabling potential customers to request specific providers, integrating with Facebook and Google effectively.

Very good with product reviews, Q&As and social interaction between consumers and between consumer and retailer. It is not the best customer service support tool.

Yotpo is a great tool for any organization that has a dedicated full-time resource for the process and elevation of customer reviews. There is workable automation within the tool but apart from the proactive pursuit of reviews, it offers little. Responses to Q and A are 100% manual. Responses to 1 - 3-star reviews are 100% manual in their moderation. There are additional teams whose services can be purchased at an additional cost to help alleviate some of the resource bandwidth consideration, however, Yotpo really only provides depth and help when serviced by a dedicated individual.

At the right sales volume, Yotpo is a great tool for automating the review request process and adding great user generated content/reviews to your e-commerce sites. It just works and runs in the background without any additional effort. Setup is easy and customer support is fantastic. The onsite widget is easily customizable to match your site's branding and design.

I can't imagine why any company would use Yotpo at their current pricing when there are several solutions which are similar or superior at a tiny fraction of their pricing.