Comparison

Yotpo vs Loox

Yotpo is a broad enterprise suite. Loox is a focused visual-review app. One wants to run your whole retention stack; the other wants to make your reviews look beautiful.

BeyondReviews Editorial·Checked 01 June 2026
The short answer

Choose Yotpo if you want reviews, loyalty, and subscriptions from one vendor and will pay enterprise prices. Choose Loox if your priority is gorgeous photo and video reviews and you do not need loyalty. For most mid-size visual brands, Loox is the simpler, cheaper, better-looking pick.

Yotpo
Larger brands consolidating reviews, loyalty and subscriptions.
Loox
Visual brands that want premium photo and video reviews.
Free plan
Yotpo
Yes, up to 50 orders a month
Loox
No, paid only (free trial)
Paid plans from
Yotpo
$15 / mo on the App Store, far more at enterprise
Loox
$14.99 / mo (Beginner)
Photo and video reviews
Yotpo
Yes, photo and video
Loox
Yes, photo on all tiers, video from $49.99
Review requests
Yotpo
Email and on-site prompts
Loox
Email
Crawlable review HTML
Yotpo
Rich snippets, heavy JavaScript widgets
Loox
Rich snippets, but widget-rendered
Rich-snippet schema
Yotpo
Yes, rich snippets
Loox
Yes, star rich snippets
Built for AI-search citation
Yotpo
Partial, data-rich but heavy to render
Loox
Partial, visual widget with less crawlable text
Best for
Yotpo
Larger brands wanting reviews, loyalty and subscriptions in one
Loox
Visual brands (fashion, beauty) that live on photo reviews

Pricing changes often. Confirm current plans with each vendor before you buy.

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Do you need loyalty and subscriptions too?

If yes, Yotpo bundles them and Loox does not. If you only need reviews, Loox is more focused and far cheaper to run than Yotpo at scale.

Which has better photo and video reviews?

Loox. Visual reviews are its entire reason to exist, and the galleries are the most polished in the category. Yotpo supports photo and video, but presentation is not its focus.

Which is lighter on the storefront?

Loox is lighter than Yotpo, which carries the heaviest JavaScript footprint of the major review apps. Neither renders review text as crawlable HTML the way Judge.me does, so both are weaker for search and AI visibility.

The visual-review specialist: the best-looking photo and video galleries, priced by order volume.

Strengths
  • Best-in-class photo and video reviews
  • On-brand, design-forward widgets
  • 4.9 stars across nearly 8,000 App Store reviews
  • Far cheaper than Yotpo at most volumes
Trade-offs
  • No loyalty or subscriptions
  • No free plan, and video needs the $49.99 tier
  • Widget-rendered text is weak for SEO and AI citation

An enterprise suite: reviews plus loyalty and subscriptions, powerful and expensive.

Strengths
  • Reviews, loyalty and subscriptions in one platform
  • Deep analytics and segmentation
  • Free plan available, up to 50 orders a month
Trade-offs
  • Expensive once you add the bundles most brands buy
  • Heaviest widgets of the major apps
  • SMS and email products retired at the end of 2025
$14.99
Loox entry price; Yotpo climbs far higher with bundles
Vendor pricing, June 2026
4.9 vs 4.8
Shopify App Store ratings
Shopify App Store, June 2026
Reviews only vs suite
Loox is focused; Yotpo is a retention platform
Vendor positioning, June 2026
Where BeyondReviews fits

Every tool on this page renders reviews well for human shoppers. BeyondReviews is built for the other reader: the search engine and the answer engine. Reviews become crawlable HTML, indexed, and structured so that Google and AI answers can quote your customers by name. That is the axis we compete on.

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Questions
Is Loox cheaper than Yotpo?
At most order volumes, yes. Loox starts at $14.99 a month. Yotpo starts low on the App Store but real spend, especially with loyalty bundled, runs much higher.
Which looks better on a fashion or beauty store?
Loox. Its photo and video galleries are the most polished in the category and are designed for visual storefronts.
Which is better for SEO and AI search?
Neither is strong here. Both render reviews through JavaScript widgets. If crawlable, citable review content matters to you, Judge.me is better today, and BeyondReviews is being built specifically for AI-search visibility.