Every sale is a review waiting to happen.
PraisePipeline asks every customer at the right moment, collects the review in 60 seconds, and walks it straight onto Google — automatically, for every sale. You set it up once.
Connect Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce, and more in ~10 minutes — no developer needed
Stripe
Shopify
WooCommerce
Zapier
Salesforce
WebhooksFrom sale to Google, without you touching it
You connect your store once. From then on, every step below happens on its own — for every sale, forever.
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Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce, or your booking tool pings PraisePipeline the moment a sale comes through. A two-minute, copy-paste connection — then never again.
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One click to Google
After submitting, the customer's words are already copied and they land in your Google review box. The friction that kills 9 out of 10 Google reviews — gone.
You approve what goes public
Every review lands in your dashboard as pending. Nothing shows on your website until you say so.
Reviews on your own site
A paste-in widget shows approved reviews anywhere you can edit HTML. Four layouts, updates itself.
Restraint, built in
A wait window you set, one ask per sale, 60-day cooldown for repeat customers. Customers never feel spammed — and your sender reputation stays clean.
Every review, one quiet dashboard
Moderate, reply, and watch trends — without living in another tab.
- Approve or hide reviews before they go public
- Tag analytics — see whether it's speed, service, or value winning you stars
- Alerts the moment a review lands, digests for the team
- Invite your team — everyone works the same queue
Businesses run on praise
“We went from 12 Google reviews to 74 in two months. I did nothing except approve them.”
“The pause before asking is the trick. Customers reply like it's a friend checking in, not a bot.”
“Set it up on a Tuesday lunch break. It's the only tool we pay for that I never think about.”
Pricing that scales with your sales
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — your first 25 review requests included, no card required.
Starter
For a single location getting its review engine running.
$19 / month
- 150 review requests / month
- Full pipeline: email → review page → Google funnel
- Website widget & moderation
- 1 user
Growth
For steady volume and a team working the same queue.
$49 / month
- 1,500 review requests / month
- Tag analytics & insights
- Review alerts & weekly digests
- 5 team members
- Remove PraisePipeline branding on the widget
Scale
For multi-location businesses running on their reputation.
$129 / month
- Multi-location — up to 3 locations
- Everything in Growth
- Unlimited review requests
- Unlimited team members
- Custom API integration
- Priority support
Running more than 3 locations, or need something custom? Talk to us.
Frequently asked questions
No. Connecting your system is copy-pasting a link into Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce, or Zapier settings, and the website widget is a paste-in snippet. If you can edit your settings, you can set this up.
The opposite — restraint is built in. One ask per sale, sent after a wait you control, and a customer who was asked recently won’t be asked again for 60 days, no matter how often they come back.
On your own website, you decide what gets published — every review waits in your dashboard for approval. On Google, the review is between your customer and Google; we show the Google invitation to every reviewer regardless of rating, because Google’s rules prohibit inviting only happy ones. In practice, delighted customers are far more likely to take that step.
Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce, Zapier, and Salesforce out of the box — plus a generic webhook that works with anything that can send an HTTP request.
Almost any business that sells to customers — e-commerce shops, local services, agencies, restaurants, trades, software. The one exception: we don’t currently support healthcare organizations subject to HIPAA.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, no card required, with your first 25 review requests included. That’s plenty to connect your store, let the pipeline run, and watch real reviews arrive before you pay anything. The cap also keeps the platform clean — it makes the trial useless for anyone trying to send email that isn’t a genuine review request.