Keep Judge.me. Render its reviews natively.
Judge.me is a brilliant, affordable way to collect reviews. Its one limit is the display: reviews live on Judge.me’s servers and load through a JavaScript widget. FiveOh keeps Judge.me exactly where it is and takes over the display, syncing your reviews into Shopify’s native metaobjects so they render server-side, in your theme.
14-day free trial · keep Judge.me on its free tier · demo password: demo
Judge.me collects. FiveOh displays.
You don’t replace anything. Judge.me keeps collecting reviews exactly as it does today. FiveOh syncs them into your store as native Shopify data and renders them server-side, in your theme’s Liquid, in your HTML, readable by Google and AI.
Judge.me…or FiveOh
FiveOh app blocksCustom LiquidWhat FiveOh adds to your Judge.me reviews.
Judge.me stays your collection tool. FiveOh gives those reviews a native home, and everything that comes with it.
Styled like the rest of your theme
No iframe, no shadow DOM. Because reviews are metaobjects, you render them with your own markup and classes, matched to your design, not patched around someone else's widget.
Readable by Google and AI
Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity read HTML, not widgets. With reviews server-rendered, your full review text and AggregateRating are in the page, indexed for rich snippets and citable by AI tools.
Reviews render server-side
Judge.me's widget fetches reviews with JavaScript after your page loads, adding round-trips and layout shift. FiveOh renders the same reviews in Liquid, in your HTML from the first byte. Faster pages, cleaner Core Web Vitals.
The data lives in your store
Synced reviews are written to Shopify's standard product review metaobjects. Your data, in your Shopify. Query them in Liquid, syndicate to the Shop app and Google Shopping, keep them for good.
Add the display layer in minutes.
No migration. No downtime. No cancelling Judge.me.
Keep collecting in Judge.me
Nothing changes about how you gather reviews. Judge.me still handles post-purchase emails, forms and photos exactly as it does today.
FiveOh syncs them into Shopify
Connect your Judge.me account and your reviews sync into Shopify's native metaobjects continuously, with no CSV exports and no manual uploads.
Display natively in your theme
Drop in the ready-made app blocks, or build your own sections in Liquid. Reviews now render server-side, right in your HTML.
Put us to the test
Visit our demo store with all app blocks installed. Run your own Lighthouse test and try to find something damaging. Spoiler: you won’t.
Open demo storePassword: demo
Flat pricing that doesn’t punish growth.
Priced by reviews stored, never by orders or invites. Every paid plan gets every feature; you only pay for scale.
Every plan includes auto-translate, continuous sync, white-labeling and full Liquid access. 14-day free trial on paid plans.
Install on ShopifyKeeping Judge.me, answered.
Do I have to leave Judge.me?+
No. That's the whole point. Judge.me keeps collecting your reviews; FiveOh syncs them into Shopify and takes over the display. Many stores keep Judge.me on its free tier just for collection and the trust badge.
Will I lose my existing Judge.me reviews?+
No. Connect your Judge.me account and your existing reviews (ratings, text and media) sync into Shopify automatically. No exports, no uploads.
Why render server-side instead of using Judge.me's widget?+
A client-side widget fetches reviews after the page loads, delaying LCP, causing layout shift, and hiding the content from crawlers. Server-side rendering via Shopify metaobjects puts reviews in your HTML from the first byte. Faster for shoppers, visible to Google and AI.
Where do the reviews live once synced?+
In Shopify's standard product review metaobjects, a native data type in every Shopify store. They're your data, queryable in Liquid, and they stay in your store even if you uninstall FiveOh.
Can I eventually collect with FiveOh too?+
Yes. FiveOh collects reviews natively through post-purchase emails and on-store forms, writing straight into your metaobjects. Keep Judge.me, run both, or move collection over entirely. Your choice.
Is it technical to set up?+
No. Connect Judge.me, let the sync run, add the app blocks in the theme editor. Want a developer to do it? Book a call and we'll quote the work.
