Connect Judge.me reviews

Find the Public API Token, enable platform-independent widgets, and add a supported review placement to your page.

Use Judge.me to show your existing product reviews, star ratings, or supported review collections on Jurni pages. A Jurni-hosted page is outside the Shopify theme, so Judge.me’s platform-independent widget setup matters.

Prepare Judge.me

1. Copy the Public API Token

   Open Judge.me → Settings → Integrations → View API tokens and copy Public API Token. Do not copy the private token. See Judge.me API access.

2. Enable the external-page widget setup

   In Judge.me, open Settings → Advanced → Platform-independent Review Widget, enable it, and save. Check Judge.me’s platform-independent widget requirements, including the required vendor plan and supported widget version.

Judge.me’s platform-independent setup is intended for external/headless pages connected to a Shopify store. Do not assume this makes the current Jurni product-review mapping compatible with any non-Shopify catalog.

Connect and place reviews in Jurni

1. Go to Settings → Integrations → Reviews & Pop-ups and enable Judge.me.
2. Paste the Public API Token and select Save Changes.
3. Open the experience editor’s Integrations panel and add Judge.me.
4. Choose the supported widget type: product reviews, star-rating badge, review carousel, or all reviews. For product reviews or a star badge, select the correct product.
5. Save and check the real published page on desktop and mobile.

When a widget is empty

Check the saved token, the connected Shopify shop, the product selected, and whether Judge.me has published reviews for that product. A Shopify product ID is different from its variant ID.

Then check Judge.me’s external-page requirements. Its current platform-independent documentation distinguishes the legacy Review Widget from the newer widget; a valid token is not sufficient when the selected widget version is incompatible.

For Shopify Pages, the theme may already load Judge.me. Check the theme installation rather than adding another full script through Custom Scripts.

What stays in Judge.me

Manage review collection, moderation, and the provider’s widget settings in Judge.me. Connecting it in Jurni does not migrate reviews or create a new review-request program.

Related guides

• Review widgets
• Integration troubleshooting