Last updated: May 2026 Category: Integrations
Overview
Judge.me brings your existing Shopify product reviews into your BeyondCart mobile app. Customers see star ratings, review titles, reviewer names, and full review bodies on the product page — rendered natively (not as a webview), so the experience feels fast and looks like the rest of your app.
Use cases and benefits
Native review experience — reviews are styled to match your app, not embedded in a webview.
Build trust at the point of decision — show ratings and review counts where customers are deciding to buy.
Reuse what you already have — if Judge.me is your Shopify reviews app, you don't need to migrate or duplicate any data.
Filtered automatically — only published, non-hidden reviews appear in the app.
Prerequisites
The Judge.me app installed and active in your Shopify store.
A Judge.me account with at least one product review collected.
Admin access to your BeyondCart dashboard.
Setup instructions
1. Get your Judge.me credentials
You need two values from Judge.me:
Shop domain — your
*.myshopify.comdomain.Private API token — created from the Judge.me dashboard under Settings → Integrations → API tokens. Click Create token, give it a name (e.g., "BeyondCart Mobile"), and copy the token. Keep this private — anyone with it can read your reviews via the Judge.me API.
2. Paste the credentials into BeyondCart
Open your BeyondCart admin dashboard.
Go to Site Settings → Integrations.
Find the Judge.me section.
Paste your Shop domain into the Shop Domain field.
Paste your Private API token into the API Token field.
Click Save.
The mobile app fetches reviews on the next product page load — there is no separate publish step.
What customers see in the app
A star-rating block at the top of the product page with the average rating and review count.
A scrollable list of individual reviews lower on the page, each showing the reviewer's display name, the review title, the body, and the star rating they gave.
Reviews paginate as the customer scrolls.
Tips and best practices
Keep your Judge.me account in good shape. If reviews show in Shopify but not in the app, check that they are marked Published (not pending or hidden) in the Judge.me dashboard.
Pick one review provider per store. Running Judge.me alongside Yotpo, Fera, or Okendo for the same products will produce conflicting review counts. Pick the one your customers see and stick with it.
Rotate your token if a team member with Judge.me admin access leaves — generate a new token and paste it into BeyondCart.
Troubleshooting
Reviews show in Shopify but not in the mobile app. Confirm the API token is valid (try regenerating it) and that the shop domain is the *.myshopify.com form, not your custom domain.
Star ratings show 0 even though there are reviews. The product's reviews must be marked Published in Judge.me. Pending or hidden reviews are filtered out by design.
A specific product has no reviews in the app even though the rest do. Confirm the Judge.me reviews for that product have product_external_id matching your Shopify product ID. Sometimes when a product was migrated, the link breaks.
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