Asking a happy customer for a review is a small mechanism. The software that does it is priced like a marketing platform, because for most of these vendors that is what it is.
What the vendors publish
Trustpilot — read 2026-09-03 and again 2026-10-12. Starter *"from $99 per month, per domain, billed annually"* with 100 review invitations a month; Plus from $319 per month per domain; Premium from $799. A free tier exists and Enterprise is quote-gated.
Read that meter carefully: per domain, and per invitation allowance, and every tier is a "from" that varies with your revenue.
NiceJob — read 2026-09-26 and again 2026-10-12. Starter $75 per month USD; Pro $125 a month; the Sites add-on is $99 a month plus a $199 setup fee. No customer-count bands any more (the 2026-09-03 read had them); enterprise, franchise and multi-location pricing is through sales.
Podium — read 2026-09-26 and again 2026-10-12: Core $399 per month, Pro $599, Signature custom, each bought through a sales call. On 2026-09-03 the page showed no price at all.
The arithmetic, labeled as arithmetic
Published entry figure × 60 months, one domain.
| monthly | five years | |
|---|---|---|
| Trustpilot Starter (per domain) | $99 | $5,940 |
| NiceJob Starter | $75 | $4,500 |
| Podium Core | $399 | $23,940 |
| Revup | — | $99, once |
Revup's one-time price is the same as Trustpilot's monthly entry figure. That is the sentence this guide exists to make possible.
What Revup is
The request mechanism, and a threshold. Ratings at or above the level you set are sent to your public review link; ratings below it are kept for you to read and act on. That is the whole idea, and it is a deliberately narrow one.
Who should stay where they are
Stay with Trustpilot if the point is a public profile on a site buyers already trust, with its widgets and marketing assets — Revup has no profile and no audience of its own. **Stay where you are if you need direct Google or Yelp API integration** rather than a public review link: Revup does not do that. Stay where you are if you need automated drip sequences and follow-up campaigns — Revup sends the request inside a send window and at most one follow-up, by design.
The two links this guide owes you
Revup is $99, once, with the PHP source. Open the demo — same application, with the threshold visible.
Try the Revup demo ↗Live, on sample data, no sign-up.