thirdpartyreviews.com

What It Is

Third Party Reviews is a review collection and display tool built around customer testimonials. It aims to help businesses automate the process of gathering customer endorsements and use them to improve website conversions and local SEO. It supports custom forms, unique review links, SuperLinks for pre-filling customer details, and displaying reviews on websites, testimonial walls, or popups.

Core Features and Use Cases

The product follows a “collect—import—display—distribute” workflow. Businesses can build branded forms and invite customers to submit reviews via Email, SMS, or existing feedback processes. They can also import existing testimonials from Facebook, Google Business, or CSV files. On the display side, it supports three-line code embeds, a Wall of Love, individual testimonial embeds, and FOMO Popups. For SEO, the system automatically adds Google Schema for reviews, helping search engines index the content and show star ratings. It can also guide customers to publish reviews on platforms such as Google My Business, Facebook Pages, and Yelp.

Integrations, Channels, and Pricing

Its integrations cover Zoho CRM, Zendesk Sell, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, Keap, HubSpot CRM, HoneyBook, Dubsado, Copper, and Bitrix24, and it claims support for Email, accounting software, and CRM systems. Pricing is split into Pro and Team plans: Pro costs $50/month or $45/month when billed annually and supports 1 Property; Team costs $200/month or $150/month when billed annually and supports 5 Properties. Both include unlimited Testimonials. Payments are processed through Stripe using major credit cards, including Mastercard, Visa, and American Express. The public pages do not mention a free trial.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are its fairly complete review collection and display workflow, guidance for publishing to external platforms, Schema markup, and multiple CRM integrations, all of which are practically useful for local businesses and marketing teams. Unlimited testimonials also reduce concerns about usage limits. Downsides include a relatively high entry price of $50/month and the lack of free trial information. The website copy contains spelling issues, and the legal entity name appears inconsistent in the terms of service, which may affect trust. Public information also does not disclose reporting features, moderation mechanisms, language support, or data scale.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to service businesses that rely on word-of-mouth conversions, multi-location brands, marketing agencies, and teams looking to strengthen their Google/Facebook/Yelp review assets. Access from mainland China is unknown. Payments rely on Stripe credit cards, with no visible support for Alipay, WeChat Pay, or RMB billing. If your primary market is China, alternatives such as WeChat ecosystem reviews, WeCom/private-domain feedback tools, or built-in review modules in domestic website builders may be worth considering.