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Rivyo alternatives
Rivyo is cheap and good at importing Amazon and AliExpress reviews. Before you move, it is worth being clear which of those two things you are actually replacing, because the answer sends you to different apps.
Verdict
Decide what you are replacing first. If it is the import tooling, Opinew is the specialist and reaches eBay as well as Amazon and AliExpress. If it is the app around the reviews, Judge.me is the stronger all-rounder at a flat price with the most crawlable markup. Fera matches Rivyo on entry price with more control over display. Loox is the move once your own customers start leaving photos. Junip is the fast, modern option with a free tier that is not capped on orders.
- Judge.me: Best all-round replacement, and the most crawlable review markup.
- Opinew: Best if marketplace import is the reason you were on Rivyo.
Alternatives
Judge.me
The usual answer when the reason for leaving is the app rather than the importer. Flat pricing with no volume caps, a free plan that is not capped on monthly orders at all, and review markup a crawler can read without running any JavaScript. It imports reviews too, though importing is not what it is built around, so check its current importer documentation against the marketplaces you actually pull from.
Best for Stores that want a better all-round app and the most readable review HTML
Opinew
The like-for-like on the thing Rivyo is good at, and broader: it reaches eBay as well as Amazon and AliExpress. The trade is real. It costs more to start, its free tier gates review requests and imports rather than orders, and it carries one of the lowest App Store ratings in this set at 4.7 across 623 reviews, level with REVIEWS.io. Choose it for the import surface, not because it is a better app in general.
Best for Dropshipping catalogues that need the widest marketplace import
Fera
Matches Rivyo at the entry price and gives you considerably more control over how reviews look without needing a developer. The catch is the free plan: Fera has a 60-day trial rather than a permanent free tier, so a store living on Rivyo's free 100 orders a month is not moving sideways, it is starting to pay.
Best for Small stores that want low cost and control over display
Loox
The move for when imported reviews stop being the point and your own customers start sending photographs. Loox presents visual reviews better than anything else here. Its free tier stops at 500 orders, video needs the $49.99 Convert tier, and paid pricing rises with order volume, so above the cap it is a genuine step up in cost from a free Rivyo account rather than a lateral move.
Best for Stores graduating from imported reviews to their own customer photos
Junip
Modern, mobile-first, and light, with a free tier that is gated on widgets rather than on monthly orders, so a growing store stays free for longer than on Rivyo. Its paid step is the highest on this page, and it is not built around marketplace import, so this is a choice about the storefront experience rather than about the catalogue.
Best for Stores that want fast, modern widgets and a free tier without an order cap
REVIEWS.io
The one here that does something Rivyo does not attempt: company reputation reviews alongside product reviews, from a licensed Google reviews partner, with SMS among its request channels rather than absent from them. Its free tier is capped on monthly invites, which bites sooner than an order cap, so the fit depends on how much you send.
Best for Stores that want company and product reputation in one place
BeyondReviews
Ours, and not an importer, so read it as the other half of the problem. Rivyo gets reviews onto a new product cheaply. We take the reviews a store already has and make sure the text, and the reply under it, are in the page the server sends.
Best for Stores past the cold-start problem
Which is right for you?
Should you actually leave Rivyo?
Often not, and a page like this should say so before it starts listing replacements. Rivyo sits at the lowest paid entry price on this page alongside Fera, has a free tier that runs to 100 orders a month, and puts rich snippets on all tiers rather than behind an upgrade, which is not universal in this category. The reasons that hold up are specific: you need SMS review requests and Rivyo offers email and QR codes; you have passed 100 orders a month and do not want to start paying yet; you need eBay imports; or you want review text that is readable to a crawler rather than rendered by a widget. General dissatisfaction is not a reason, it is a symptom, and it is worth naming before you migrate a catalogue.
What replaces the Amazon and AliExpress import?
Opinew, which is built around the same job and reaches eBay as well. Several of the others import reviews, but importing is not the thing they are designed around, and the difference shows in how many marketplaces they cover and how well the matching works. This is also the feature to verify rather than inherit: marketplace terms change, and which sources an importer supports today is not something any comparison page should be trusted on. Open the current importer documentation for whichever app you are considering and check it against the marketplaces you actually pull from.
What is the cheapest alternative?
It depends whether you are paying today. Fera matches Rivyo's entry price, but it has no permanent free plan, so if you are currently living inside Rivyo's free 100 orders a month, moving to Fera means starting a bill. On that reading the honest cheapest move is Judge.me, whose free plan is not capped on monthly orders at all, with a flat paid step when you outgrow the free features. Compare the plan you would actually be on, not the two entry prices.
Is there a problem with the reviews you already imported?
Worth auditing before you carry them anywhere. A review imported from a marketplace listing describes that listing: its seller, its shipping, sometimes a variant you do not stock. The practical damage is not abstract, it is a shopper reading a review that mentions a delivery experience you did not provide, or a product colour you do not sell. Read a sample of what you imported before you migrate it, and treat anything that names another seller as something to leave behind. Guidance from search engines on review content you did not collect yourself is also revised periodically, so check the current version rather than an older summary of it before relying on imported reviews for star snippets.
What do you lose in the move?
Usually merchant replies, verified-buyer status, and photos as files rather than as links, unless the destination importer explicitly handles them. The review records themselves move reliably. Check what the importer matches on, because a migration keyed to a product handle you have since changed will silently strand reviews on nothing. Plan the switch so one set of review structured data is live at every moment: a gap between the old widget leaving and the new one populating is what takes star ratings out of search results, and they come back slower than they go.
By the numbers
- $9 vs $19
- Rivyo entry price against Opinew, the closest like-for-like on marketplace importVendor pricing, checked June 2026
- 100 orders
- The Rivyo free-plan ceiling per month. The Judge.me and Junip free plans are not capped on orders at allVendor pricing, checked June 2026
- Email and QR
- The review request channels Rivyo offers. If you need SMS, that is a reason to move rather than a preferenceVendor feature listings, checked June 2026
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Rivyo alternative overall?
For most stores, Judge.me: a free plan that is not capped on orders, a flat paid step with no volume caps, and the most readable review markup in the category. If the marketplace importer is the specific reason you chose Rivyo, Opinew is the closer match, because that is the job it is built around.
Is there a free alternative to Rivyo?
Judge.me and Junip both have free plans that are not capped on monthly orders, which is a higher ceiling than Rivyo's 100 orders a month. Opinew and REVIEWS.io have free tiers too, but they cap review requests and imports rather than orders, so the limit arrives when you send rather than when you sell.
Which alternative imports Amazon and AliExpress reviews?
Opinew is the specialist and also covers eBay. Several other apps offer importing as a feature rather than as a focus. Check each importer's current documentation for the marketplaces it supports, because this is the feature most likely to have changed since any comparison was written.
Which alternative is better for SEO?
Judge.me. It outputs server-readable review markup alongside JSON-LD, so the review text exists in the page rather than being assembled by a script. Rivyo supports rich snippets on all tiers, which is enough for star ratings, but the review text itself is widget-rendered.