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ReviewsJet vs Senja

You want social proof on your site and you are deciding whether you need a testimonial platform or just a good way to show the reviews you already have.

Senja is a testimonial platform for collecting, managing and sharing social proof, with a strong free tier and a wide import tool. ReviewsJet does something narrower: import the reviews a business already has, manage them in one place, and display them on its website.

Every Senja fact below links to the page it was read from and shows when it was checked — last verified . Pricing and features change; check the source before deciding.

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The dimensions that actually decide this, rather than a feature grid with ticks in every row on our side.

ReviewsJet compared with Senja, by feature
DimensionReviewsJetSenja
Primary use caseTake reviews a business already has and put them on its website, looking like part of the site.Collect testimonials — text and video — then manage, analyse and share them, including as case studies and social clips.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Review import sources5 direct sources — Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor and Airbnb — plus a Chrome extension that copies reviews from 5 more sites. The two are not the same: direct sources reconnect and refresh, extension imports are a one-time copy.Around 30 sources, including Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Airbnb, Amazon, G2, Capterra, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and the app stores. Auto-sync of imported sources is a paid feature.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Collecting new reviewsHosted collection forms and email review requests. A form can also send people to Google or Trustpilot to leave the review there instead. 1 form and 50 requests a month on free.Collection forms with invites and tracking on the free plan; 3 forms on Starter and unlimited on Pro. Includes a "Spin the Wheel" incentive on paid plans.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Video testimonialsNone. ReviewsJet displays text reviews, ratings and reviewer photos.Yes. Video testimonials are core — the free plan covers 15 video and text testimonials, and paid plans add HD video exports and social clips.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Review managementOne moderation queue across every source. Nothing appears on the site until it is published, and any review can be tagged. Replies are written in ReviewsJet only for reviews collected through ReviewsJet — a Google review is replied to in Google, because Google owns that thread.Testimonial management with analysis, case-study generation and thank-yous. Team access on Pro.Source, checked 18 August 2026
TaggingTags on any review, used to filter what a given widget shows.Testimonials can be organised and filtered into widgets and Walls of Love.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Display options6 layouts — carousel, masonry, marquee, grid, list and popup — all available on every plan including free, with unlimited widgets.Unlimited widgets and unlimited Walls of Love on the free plan, with over 20 templates. "Pro widgets" are a paid addition.Source, checked 18 August 2026
View limitsNone. Widget views are not counted or capped on any plan.No widget view cap listed on the pricing page; the free plan is limited by testimonial count (15) rather than by traffic.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Agency suitabilityOne login can own several client sites, but only via the Wix or Webflow app on each. No shared dashboard, no seats, and each site bills separately.Projects and seats: Starter includes 1 project and 2 seats, Pro includes 5 projects and 5 seats, with extra projects and seats available for a monthly fee.Source, checked 18 August 2026
PricingFree, then $7.99 and $19.99 a month. Priced by published reviews and connected sources, not by traffic.Free plan, then Starter at $29/month and Pro at $59/month.Source, checked 18 August 2026

Strengths of each

Where ReviewsJet is stronger

  • Costs less at every paid step. ReviewsJet’s top plan is under half the price of Senja’s entry paid plan.
  • Every layout, including the popup, is on the free plan — there is no "pro widget" tier.
  • Native Wix and Webflow apps, plus a WordPress plugin with shortcodes, rather than an embed everywhere.
  • Priced by published reviews and sources, so a page that gets popular does not change the bill.

Where Senja is stronger

  • Far more import sources — around 30, against ReviewsJet’s 5 direct connections.
  • Video testimonials, which ReviewsJet does not do at all.
  • Real multi-client structure: projects and seats you can buy, where ReviewsJet has neither.
  • Collection is a much deeper product — incentives, case studies, social clips and testimonial analysis.
  • A more generous free tier for collecting: 15 video and text testimonials against ReviewsJet’s 5 published reviews.

This section is here because a comparison without one is an advertisement. If Senja is the right tool for what you are doing, it is better to find that out here than after paying us.

How the day-to-day differs

  • ReviewsJet starts from a listing you paste; Senja starts from a form you send.
  • ReviewsJet’s free plan limits how many reviews you can publish; Senja’s limits how many testimonials you can hold.
  • Senja’s auto-sync needs a paid plan, as does ReviewsJet’s — on Advanced rather than on the entry tier.

Which to choose

Choose ReviewsJet if…

You already have reviews on Google, Trustpilot or Yelp, you want them on your website in a layout that matches your design, and you would rather spend $8 than $29 a month to do it.

Choose Senja if…

You need to collect testimonials — especially video — from customers who have not written one yet, or you manage several clients and want projects and team seats to do it in.

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What the ReviewsJet workflow looks like

Paste a listing, publish the reviews worth showing, style the widget, paste one line into the site. This is the widget at the end of it — the real renderer, with sample reviews.

  1. 01Paste your Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor or Airbnb listing.
  2. 02Publish the ones worth showing. Nothing goes live until you say so.
  3. 03Style it to your site — colours, border, radius, what each card shows.
  4. 04Paste one line, or install the Wix, Webflow or WordPress app.
4.8(6 reviews)
Jul 2, 2026

Booked again the same week

Called on a Tuesday about a boiler that had given up and someone was out the next morning. Explained what was wrong without any of the usual theatre, and the price was the price he quoted.

Marcus Bell
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Jun 18, 2026

Genuinely the best in the area

Third time back. Consistent every visit, which is more than I can say for the two places I tried before.

Priya Raman
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Jun 4, 2026

Very good, one small niggle

No complaints about the work itself. Parking is a nightmare but that is hardly their fault.

Tom Baptiste
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May 21, 2026

Straightforward and honest

Told me what it would cost, then did it for that. No upsell.

Hannah Meyer
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May 8, 2026

Turned up when they said

Which sounds like a low bar until you have waited in for three other firms. Clean, tidy, gone by eleven.

Ade Balogun
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Apr 24, 2026

Sorted in one visit

I had been told it would need two. It did not.

Sinead Doyle
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Sample reviews, shown to demonstrate the widget. They are not ReviewsJet customer reviews and are not marked up as ratings for this page.

Questions people ask about this.

Does ReviewsJet import from as many places as Senja?
No. Senja imports from roughly thirty sources. ReviewsJet connects directly to five — Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor and Airbnb — and uses a Chrome extension to copy reviews from other sites, which is a one-time copy rather than a connection that refreshes.
Can ReviewsJet collect video testimonials?
No. ReviewsJet displays text reviews, star ratings and reviewer photos. If video testimonials matter to you, Senja is the better tool and this page is not going to argue otherwise.

Try the part Senja makes you pay for.

Every layout is on the free plan, there is no view limit, and you can build a widget before making an account.