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HiFiveStar vs Okendo

Both stand on review management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

HiFiveStar

Free plan Web

HiFiveStar brings review monitoring, reply drafting, and website display tools into a browser-based service. Check the location and user limits, and note that the company says formal audits and certifications are not yet in place.

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Okendo

Free plan APIWeb

Choose Okendo if your business needs a review collection and display platform with imports, multimedia reviews, and syndication options. The free plan provides a starting point, and paid plans begin at $19/mo. Consider whether the specific tier features and add-ons fit your needs.

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The facts

	HiFiveStar	Okendo
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	API, Web
Lowest paid plan	Core: $28 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	13	12
Maker	HiFiveStar	Not published
Website	hifivestar.com	okendo.io
On review management software	#21 of 164	#17 of 164

HiFiveStar: what it does well

Collects reviews from more than 40 sites in one inbox.
AI reply drafts can be edited before posting.
Selected reviews can appear in website widgets.
Free plan covers one location and one user.
Plans have no contracts and can be canceled anytime.

What to know first

Web access only; no mobile platform is listed.
Forever Free is limited to one location and one user.
Formal audits and certifications are not yet in place.
Core is $28 a month billed annually.

Okendo: what it does well

Collect reviews through multiple request channels.
Accept photo and video reviews.
Import existing reviews and display feedback in widgets.
Structured review data and API access are available.
Growth lists Meta Shops and Google Shopping features.

What to know first

Paid plans start at $19/mo.
Custom display widgets are an add-on on Advanced.

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