Junip Pricing and Cost of Every Junip Plan for Shopify Stores

Junip publishes four plans on junip.co, and the same four appear on its Shopify App Store listing with charges billed in US dollars. Every plan, including Free, lists unlimited monthly orders and unlimited review requests. These are the plans as Junip published them on October 8, 2026.

Junip marks Growth as its most popular plan. Its comparison table also lists FTC-compliant moderation as required on Free and optional on the paid plans, so a store that wants to choose how reviews are moderated before they publish is already on Core.

Core at $29 covers the basics most young stores want on product pages. The jump to $79 comes from five features that sit on Growth and nowhere below it. If you need one of them, your real Junip price is $79 a month.

Klaviyo is the trigger we see most often. A store whose post-purchase flow already lives in Klaviyo will rarely want review requests going out from a second tool, and that alone puts it on Growth.

Junip lists monthly prices only and does not publish a yearly discount, so the annual cost is the monthly price times twelve. Premium is the one plan where the bill depends on how many stores you run.

The gap between Growth and Premium is $220 a month. A single-store brand only crosses it for Junip AI, review tagging or the API, so most stores under eight figures in revenue stop at Growth.

Most Shopify review apps charge by monthly orders, which means the ranking changes as a store grows. Junip and Judge.me are the two that do not. These are monthly prices for the cheapest plan with reviews at each volume, from each vendor's own published pricing read in September and October 2026.

The like-for-like comparison is Junip Growth against Judge.me Awesome, since both are the tier that unlocks Klaviyo and Google Shopping. That is $79 against $15 a month at any store size. Against the order-metered apps, Junip Growth at $79 is cheaper than the cheapest Stamped, Loox, Okendo and Yotpo plan at 800 orders and above in this table, and the gap widens every time your volume crosses one of their bands. The full ladders are on our Judge.me pricing, Fera reviews pricing, Okendo pricing and Yotpo pricing pages.

Junip suits a Shopify brand that expects to grow fast and does not want its review bill to move every time orders cross a band. A store at 3,000 orders a month pays $79 on Growth for Klaviyo and Google Shopping, where Yotpo Pro would be $329 and Okendo Power $299. Its Shopify App Store listing showed a 4.8 rating from 1,153 merchant reviews when we read it, and it lists migration from Yotpo, Judge.me and Okendo.

It is harder to justify for a small store on price alone. Judge.me unlocks the same headline features, Klaviyo and Google Shopping included, for $15. The reasons stores pick Junip anyway tend to be its mobile review forms, its widget design and its official syndication partnerships, which are things to test during the 7 day trial rather than take on trust. Junip is built for Shopify and its pricing page names no other ecommerce platform, so a WooCommerce or BigCommerce store should look elsewhere. Our Judge.me vs Junip comparison prices both apps feature by feature and over a year.

Junip ties every review to an order and a product, which is right for product pages. It leaves a gap on the pages that sell the brand. Here is the honest split.

Many brands run both: a review app for product pages, and a flat testimonial plan for the stories that convince a first-time visitor to trust the store. Starter covers one wall at $49 a month or $288 a year, Growth adds unlimited walls at $89 or $528, and Studio covers several brands at $149 or $888. The Shopify testimonials page shows where brand stories go on a store, and our Yotpo vs Judge.me comparison works through two other review apps by store size.