Software, SaaS and apps
Your users already reviewed you. In the app stores.
Thousands of iPhone and Android users have rated your product, and every one of those reviews is locked inside a store page. Your website — where people decide whether to sign up — shows three plan cards and a testimonial you wrote yourself.
Where your reviews are now.
The reviews sit in the App Store, Google Play and on Trustpilot, and the pages where somebody decides to sign up or pay — the homepage, the pricing page — have nothing on them but claims.
And afterwards
Real users rating the product, pulled straight from the stores, on the page where the decision to pay is being made.
Why it fits Software, SaaS and apps.
Both stores, one library
Paste your App Store and Google Play links and the reviews land side by side with your Trustpilot ones. Connect several App Store countries if your users are spread out — each storefront has its own reviews.
One quote beats a wall, on pricing
On a pricing page a grid of reviews competes with the plan cards for the same decision. A single store review set into the page — the quote widget — supports the price instead of arguing with it. Save the wall for the homepage.
Verified, and visibly so
Each card carries the reviewer's name, the date and the App Store or Google Play mark. That is a different claim from a testimonial typed into your CMS, and the difference is the entire reason to do this rather than write three quotes yourself.
What it looks like on your site.
The quote layout, drawn by the same renderer that will run on your website. One quotation beside a price is more persuasive than a wall of them, and it does not compete with the plan cards.
I used to juggle a to-do app, a notes app and a calendar. Now it is all here and it actually talks to itself.
nightowl_dev
Jul 11, 2026
Sample reviews written for Software, SaaS and apps. Yours replace them once you connect a source.
Questions from Software, SaaS and apps.
- Do new app reviews show up on their own?
- Yes. ReviewsJet re-checks your store pages and brings new reviews in as users leave them — after a release, the reviews of the new version arrive without you pasting anything again. You still choose which ones are published.
- Our users are in several countries. Which reviews come in?
- The ones from the store in your link. On the App Store that is the country in the address (apps.apple.com/us/…, /gb/…); on Google Play it is the language and country in the link. Connect each one you care about and they share one library.
- We collect NPS and testimonials ourselves. Can I use those?
- Yes — ReviewsJet has its own collection forms and review request emails, and reviews collected that way sit in the same library as your store reviews. They carry a verified mark because a named person filled in a form at an address you do not control; a review you type in yourself does not, and should not.
- What about G2 or Capterra?
- Not supported. ReviewsJet reads the App Store, Google Play, Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor and Airbnb directly, and Etsy, Amazon, AliExpress and TourRadar through the extension. If your reviews are on G2, this is not the tool for that half of them.
Not quite your line of work?
The same product, described for the business doing the reading.
Your reviews are already written.
Connect the listing they are on, choose the ones worth showing, and paste one line of code. Free plan, no card.