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The Okendo Alternative That Saves Growing Shopify Brands $1,100+ a Year

Okendo is an excellent platform — but its order-volume pricing model means you pay more the moment your store succeeds. Review Multiplier Pro delivers automated review collection, AI-powered review multiplication (your customer posts to up to 10 platforms themselves — RM opens the tabs), and photo reviews for a flat $25/mo, no matter how many orders you ship.

The Switch Story

Business

Paws & Plenty Co.

Owner

Diana Tremblay

Location

Toronto, ON, Canada

Vertical

Premium pet supplies & pet nutrition (DTC)

The Switch at a Glance

Before

Okendo

Growth

$119

per month

Save $94/mo

After

Review Multiplier

Pro

$25

per month

That's $1,128 saved every year.

$119 → $25 (−79%)

Monthly tool spend

$1,128

Annual saving

1 → 6

Review platforms customers are guided to share on

New channel (previously zero)

Subscription customer review-request conversion

Diana Tremblay launched Paws & Plenty Co. from her Toronto apartment in 2021, selling grain-free kibble and cold-pressed pet treats to health-conscious dog owners across Canada. By late 2023 the brand had grown to several hundred orders a month, and Diana had chosen Okendo to match the premium feel of her products. It was a great fit early on — the attribute-based review widgets (rating kibble on "digestibility", "coat improvement", and "palatability") were exactly what her customers wanted to share.

The Tier Trap

The problem wasn't Okendo's quality — it was the pricing model. As Paws & Plenty's order volume climbed through 2024, Diana found herself staring at a Growth-tier bill that had locked in at ~$119/mo. She was using the review collection widget, automated email requests, and a Klaviyo integration that pulled review segments into her win-back flows. She was also paying for a LoyaltyLion integration that issued reward points and generated discount codes, and a subscription app (ReCharge) that triggered auto-ship orders.

The review platform cost alone was $1,428 a year — and the next order-volume cap was already in sight. "Every time sales picked up, I'd refresh the Okendo billing page and feel my stomach drop," Diana told us. "I wasn't being penalised for bad performance; I was being penalised for good performance."

The Trigger

A conversation in a Toronto DTC founder Slack group led Diana to Review Multiplier, which launched on the Shopify App Store in February 2026. The pitch that caught her eye wasn't the price — it was the AI multiplication feature. Okendo kept her reviews on-site. Review Multiplier's AI rewrites each genuine customer review into unique, platform-tailored versions, then prompts and guides the customer to post those versions themselves across up to 10 destinations — Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook, and more — automatically opening the relevant tabs so it takes just a few clicks. For a brand trying to build trust beyond its own website, that was a meaningful difference.

Free Onboarding and the CSV Migration

Diana was worried the switch would mean losing two years of hard-earned reviews. The Review Multiplier onboarding team walked her through Okendo's CSV export, then handled the import into her new Pro account directly. No third-party connector required — just a clean CSV hand-off. "It took about 20 minutes of my time and one Zoom call," Diana said. "Every single review came across with star ratings, reviewer names, and dates intact."

Rebuilding the Integrations She Needed

The two integrations Diana relied on most — her LoyaltyLion coupon bridge and her ReCharge post-delivery review trigger — aren't native Review Multiplier features. The onboarding team built both as bespoke, free custom code during the migration.

The loyalty coupon bridge listens for a new published review in Review Multiplier and fires a webhook to LoyaltyLion, crediting the reviewer's account with loyalty points and optionally issuing a plain Shopify discount code via email. Diana's existing "Leave a review, earn 50 points" programme continued without interruption.

The subscription auto-ship review trigger hooks into ReCharge's order-complete webhook and queues a Review Multiplier email request timed to arrive five days after the auto-ship package is estimated to land. Subscription customers — who buy repeatedly but rarely receive a manual review nudge — now convert at Diana's highest review-request rate.

A Klaviyo email flow bridge was also set up: new published reviews sync to a Klaviyo custom property on the subscriber profile, keeping Diana's review-segmented win-back and VIP flows running exactly as before.

Running Both Apps Until Ready

Diana ran Okendo and Review Multiplier side-by-side for two billing cycles, collecting reviews in both to validate that email deliverability, conversion rates, and widget rendering were all matching expectations. Once she was satisfied — and had confirmed her loyalty and subscription flows were running cleanly on the custom bridges — she cancelled Okendo.

The Outcome

Within four months of switching to Review Multiplier, Paws & Plenty Co. has customers sharing reviews across six platforms (up from one), has seen a material lift in new visitors finding the brand via Google and Trustpilot, and pays $25/mo regardless of how many orders ship each month. Diana describes the switch as "the most straightforward cost cut I've made since launch — and the one that actually improved reach."

Feature Comparison

FeatureOkendoReview Multiplier
Pricing modelOrder-volume tiers (~$19 / ~$119 / ~$299/mo) — cost rises with salesFlat rate: Free · $12 · $25/mo — no order caps, no overages
AI review multiplicationNo — reviews collected on-site onlyYes — AI rewrites the customer's own review into unique, platform-tailored versions, then prompts the customer to post each version themselves
Multi-platform reachNo native way to reach Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, etc.Yes — RM guides the customer to share their rewritten review across up to 10 platforms in a few clicks, with RM opening the relevant tabs automatically (Free: 2 platforms, Starter: 4 platforms, Pro: 10 platforms)
Google Merchant Center feedYes (Power tier)Yes (Pro)
Customer attribute surveys & quizzesYes — a core Okendo strength; deep per-product attribute questionsNo native survey suite
Loyalty & referral modulesYes (Power tier / add-on)No native loyalty module — coupon bridges built as free custom code by onboarding team
Klaviyo integrationNative deep integration with first-party data segmentsCustom Klaviyo bridge built by onboarding team; published reviews sync to subscriber properties
Historical review migrationN/A (source app)CSV import on Starter+; onboarding team handles the Okendo export → import process
Onboarding & migration supportPaid implementation available; self-serve docsFree switcher onboarding — CSV migration + custom integration builds included at no extra cost

Okendo Pricing

  • Essential

    ~$19/mo

    Up to ~200 orders/month

  • Growth

    ~$119/mo

    Higher order volume; most features unlocked

  • Power

    ~$299/mo

    Advanced features, surveys, quizzes, loyalty & referrals modules

What Okendo does well

  • Rich UGC widgets with customer attribute profiles — ideal for stores that need per-product attribute questions (fit, texture, taste, etc.)
  • Built-in surveys, quizzes, loyalty, and referrals modules make it a one-stop CX platform for Shopify Plus brands
  • Deep Klaviyo integration with first-party customer data segments that feed directly into email flows
  • Enterprise-grade support and a polished merchant experience well-suited to high-growth brands with dedicated ops teams

Limitations

  • Order-volume-based pricing scales steeply — every growth milestone pushes you into a higher tier, turning success into a larger bill
  • No AI review multiplication; reviews collected in Okendo stay on-site only — customers are never prompted to share their review across other platforms
  • Advanced modules (loyalty, referrals, quizzes) are sold as add-ons or Power-tier features, so the all-in cost rises quickly
  • More platform than most SMBs need — onboarding complexity and per-module costs can outweigh the benefits for stores under $1M ARR
  • No flat-rate pricing guarantee — a strong sales month can unexpectedly push you into the next billing tier mid-month

Review Multiplier Pricing

  • Free

    $0/mo

    2 platform integrations, 50 reviews/mo

  • Starter

    $12/mo

    4 platform integrations, unlimited reviews, CSV import

  • Pro

    This store's plan

    $25/mo

    10 platform integrations, Google Merchant Center, bulk moderation

Limited-time offer for switchers

Free onboarding for switchers — for a limited time.

Moving from Okendo? The Review Multiplier team will handle your entire migration free of charge — including complex custom coding to replicate the integrations you rely on, such as voucher apps, loyalty apps, and shipping apps. There's no risk: keep both apps running side by side until you're completely happy with the switch.

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How migration works

Okendo does not offer a direct export connector to Review Multiplier. The migration path is: export your reviews from Okendo as a CSV (available from Okendo's Reviews dashboard), then import that CSV into Review Multiplier using the CSV import feature on Starter or Pro plans. The Review Multiplier free onboarding team handles this process end-to-end — including mapping columns, validating the import, and confirming all reviews, star ratings, reviewer names, and dates carry across correctly. Most migrations complete within a single onboarding call.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import all my Okendo reviews into Review Multiplier without losing any data?
Yes. Export your reviews from Okendo as a CSV file (available in your Okendo Reviews dashboard), then import into Review Multiplier on the Starter or Pro plan. The onboarding team verifies the import and confirms star ratings, reviewer names, dates, and photo attachments transfer correctly. Most stores complete the migration within one onboarding session.
Will I lose my loyalty and referral programme when I leave Okendo?
Not if you already use a standalone loyalty app like LoyaltyLion, Smile.io, or similar. The Review Multiplier onboarding team builds a free custom webhook bridge that connects new published reviews to your loyalty platform, crediting points and issuing Shopify discount codes exactly as before. If you relied solely on Okendo's built-in loyalty module, the team will discuss your specific set-up and advise on the best migration path.
I use Okendo's Klaviyo integration heavily — can Review Multiplier match it?
Review Multiplier does not have a native plug-and-play Klaviyo connector, but the onboarding team configures a custom bridge that syncs published reviews to your Klaviyo subscriber profiles as custom properties. This keeps review-based segments, win-back flows, and VIP triggers running. It is a bespoke build rather than a toggle, but it is included at no extra cost for switching merchants.
Okendo's attribute questions (fit, texture, palatability, etc.) are important to my store. Does Review Multiplier have those?
Review Multiplier does not currently include a native customer-attribute survey suite. If per-product attribute questions are a core part of your post-purchase experience, Okendo remains a strong choice for that specific use case. Review Multiplier is the better fit if your priority is helping customers share their reviews across more platforms and reducing tool spend.
Does Review Multiplier's price go up as my order volume grows?
No. Review Multiplier charges a flat monthly or annual rate with no order caps, no per-order fees, and no overage charges. Pro is $25/mo (or $250/yr) regardless of whether you ship 500 or 5,000 orders that month.
Can I run Okendo and Review Multiplier at the same time while I evaluate the switch?
Yes, and the onboarding team recommends it. Running both apps in parallel for one to two billing cycles lets you compare email deliverability, review conversion rates, and widget performance before cancelling Okendo. There is no technical conflict in operating both simultaneously.
How does Review Multiplier get reviews onto multiple platforms without violating their terms of service?
Review Multiplier never posts to review platforms on your behalf. Instead, when a customer leaves a review, RM's AI rewrites their own words into unique, platform-tailored versions, then prompts and guides the customer to post those versions themselves — automatically opening the relevant browser tabs so it takes just a few clicks. The customer is always the one who submits; RM only rewrites and assists. This model is fully compliant with each platform's terms and conditions.

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