Comparison

ReviewsJet vs Trustmary

You want reviews on your site and are weighing a combined survey-and-review platform against a tool that only does import, manage and display.

Trustmary is a review and feedback platform combining survey-based collection, review import and website widgets. ReviewsJet does something narrower: import the reviews a business already has, manage them in one place, and display them on its website.

Every Trustmary fact below links to the page it was read from and shows when it was checked — last verified 18 August 2026. Pricing and features change; check the source before deciding.

Side by side

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

ReviewsJet compared with Trustmary, by feature
Dimension	ReviewsJet	Trustmary
Primary use case	Take reviews a business already has and put them on its website, looking like part of the site.	Collect, analyse and showcase customer feedback — surveys and reviews together, then displayed on the site.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Review import sources	5 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.	Review sources can be connected and displayed; the pricing page counts "sources" as one of the metrics plans are measured on.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Collecting new reviews	Hosted 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.	Survey-based collection is central — the plan metrics include survey responses received and survey emails sent.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Video testimonials	None. ReviewsJet displays text reviews, ratings and reviewer photos.	Video testimonials are part of the platform.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Review management	One 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.	Feedback and reviews are collected and analysed together, with survey analytics alongside review display.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Tagging	Tags on any review, used to filter what a given widget shows.	Not itemised on the pricing page.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Display options	6 layouts — carousel, masonry, marquee, grid, list and popup — all available on every plan including free, with unlimited widgets.	Website widgets for showing collected reviews and testimonials.Source, checked 18 August 2026
View limits	None. Widget views are not counted or capped on any plan.	Yes — "views" is one of the metrics plans are measured on, alongside sources, responses and requests.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Agency suitability	One 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.	Not described as an agency product on the pricing page.Source, checked 18 August 2026
Pricing	Free, then $7.99 and $19.99 a month. Priced by published reviews and connected sources, not by traffic.	A free plan is offered. The pricing page does not publish a fixed table of tiers and prices — it directs you to sign up free or talk to them — so we are not quoting figures we cannot verify.Source, checked 18 August 2026

Where ReviewsJet is stronger

Published, fixed prices you can read before signing up.
No view metering, where Trustmary counts views as a plan metric.
A narrower job done simply: import, moderate, display, with no survey layer to configure.
Native Wix and Webflow apps and a WordPress plugin.

Where Trustmary is stronger

Survey-based collection and feedback analytics, which ReviewsJet does not have in any form.
Video testimonials, which ReviewsJet does not support.
A single platform for measuring satisfaction and displaying the results, where ReviewsJet only does the second half.
Usage-based plans can be shaped to an unusual mix of needs, where ReviewsJet has three fixed tiers.

This section is here because a comparison without one is an advertisement. If Trustmary 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

Trustmary starts with a survey; ReviewsJet starts with a listing that already has reviews on it.
Trustmary counts widget views as part of the plan; ReviewsJet does not count them at all.
ReviewsJet’s prices are on its pricing page; Trustmary’s are established by signing up or asking.

Choose ReviewsJet if…

You want reviews you already have on your website quickly, at a price you can see up front, and you have no need to run surveys.

Build a widget free

Choose Trustmary if…

You want to measure customer satisfaction with surveys and turn the results into testimonials, or you need video.

Visit Trustmary

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.

01Paste your Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor or Airbnb listing.
02Publish the ones worth showing. Nothing goes live until you say so.
03Style it to your site — colours, border, radius, what each card shows.
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.