Proof that speaks
to their product.

Judge.me, Trustpilot, Yotpo, Okendo, Stamped, REVIEWS.io, Senja, Loox, Trusted Shops, Feefo, PowerReviews, Testimonial.to, TrustMate, Kiyoh, Klantenvertellen, Shopper Approved and eKomi. A connection is read every night: new reviews arrive, changed ones are updated, and ones hidden or deleted on the platform are hidden here. You connect them with your own account on each platform.

Yes. Upload a CSV or Excel file, or give a link that is read on a schedule, and map the columns once. It handles day-first dates, other rating scales (1-10 or 1-100 become stars), several values in one cell (“Indonesia, Vietnam”) and a type column in several languages.

Each review can be tagged with who it is for: countries, regions, cities, industries, company sizes, websites, page paths, interests, product categories or any visitor attribute. The Show Reviews widget matches those tags against the visitor — and against the product on the page or the one they last bought — with one of three strengths: Matches first, Hide others or Only matches.

With Matches first, untagged reviews and the rest fill in, so the widget is never empty. With Only matches, the widget is simply not shown to that visitor. Before you publish, the count beside the settings shows how many reviews qualify and turns red, naming the setting responsible, when none do.

Yes. The library holds reviews, testimonials, case studies (headline, summary, picture, link), press quotes and social posts, about your business, your products, or your pages and articles. The Testimonial Wall shows them with logos and job titles.

Reviews collected with your own Review Form wait on the Reviews page for your approval, unless you choose to publish at once. Imported reviews follow each connection’s auto-publish setting.

No — those platforms do not accept reviews written elsewhere. Ask for a Platform Review sends visitors to your Google, Trustpilot, G2, Capterra or Facebook page to write it there. Trustpilot, Trusted Shops, Feefo and several others can instead send their own invitation. Connect your Judge.me, Yotpo, Stamped, REVIEWS.io, Senja or Testimonial.to account to send reviews collected on your site to it.

Every customer you target is asked the same way, whatever they would rate — no setting sends or invites by score, and the optional thank-you email is the same for every rating and offers nothing in return. Asking only customers likely to be happy (“review gating”) is what Google, Trustpilot and the FTC prohibit, and it is not something Personyze can be set to do.

It is saved to the Reviews page, and you can add an email to you, a webhook, Zapier, Slack, HubSpot or Klaviyo, a conversion goal, and an optional thank-you email. The rating is written to the visitor’s profile, so a campaign can react to it — a support offer after a bad experience, for example.

Yes — that is Surveys & NPS: an NPS question, stars, faces or “Was this helpful?”, multi-question surveys, and every answer saved on the visitor’s profile for targeting. Those answers stay private; they are never shown as reviews.

The Reviews dashboard under Performance compares visits that saw a review widget with the rest of the site. That is a comparison, not proof; for proof, run the widget as an A/B test against a group that never sees it.