Integrations

Judge.me

Connect Judge.me to read and moderate product reviews, reply to customers, send review requests, and pull your storefront review widgets.

API credentialsEcommerce & MarketplacesJudge.me API docs

Your Judge.me shop domain in myshopify.com form plus the Private API token, both read off the View API tokens panel in Settings, Integrations.

Setup time
3 min
Auth
API credentials
API base URL
https://judge.me/api/v1

Before you begin

  • A Judge.me account installed on a Shopify store. Judge.me is sunsetting WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Squarespace, Square, Duda and PrestaShop
  • Access to the Judge.me admin's Settings area, as store owner or a user granted admin permissions
  • Use the PRIVATE token. The public token is read only and works for widget GET calls

Get your credentials

Open Settings, then Integrations

From the Judge.me admin, open Settings and then Integrations. Click View API tokens in the top right corner.

Open this screen →

app.judge.me/settings/integrations
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Integrations

Connect Judge.me to the other apps running on your store.

AllEmail marketingHelpdeskAutomation
View API tokens
IntegrationCategoryStatus
KlaviyoSync review eventsEmail marketingNot connected
GorgiasReviews in ticketsHelpdeskConnected
Shopify FlowTrigger on new reviewAutomationNot connected

Every configuration area sits under Settings in the current Judge.me admin.

Copy the Private API token

Copy the value labelled Your Private API Token. Do not copy Your Public API Token.

Open this screen →

app.judge.me/settings/integrations
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Settings / Integrations

Integrations

Connect Judge.me to the other apps running on your store.

API tokens
Your Public API Token
7c31****9a02
Your Private API Token
b48e****15dd
Your Shop domain
northwind-supply.myshopify.com
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Private token is read and write. Keep it server side only.

Copy the shop domain from the same panel

Copy Your Shop domain, shown in something.myshopify.com form.

Open this screen →

Paste both values into PopMCP

In PopMCP, open the Judge.me connector, put the domain in Shop domain and the private token in Private API token. Click Connect.

Connect in PopMCP

Open your workspace, choose Judge.me in the marketplace, and fill in the connect dialog:

FieldWhat to enter
Shop domaintextThe Shop domain shown on the same View API tokens screen, usually in myshopify.com form. Pasting the full URL is fine; it is trimmed to the bare domain.
Private API tokensecretJudge.me admin → Settings → Integrations → View API tokens → copy the PRIVATE token (not the public one, which is read-only for widgets). Stored encrypted and used server-side only.Encrypted with AES-256-GCM on save and never shown again.

PopMCP verifies the credential against Judge.me immediately. On success the connection flips to Verified and its MCP tools are provisioned.

Verify it worked

PopMCP marks the Judge.me connector Connected and a test review listing returns your store's recent reviews with the right product names.

Troubleshooting

401 or an empty review list

Why: You pasted the public token instead of the private one.

Fix: Reopen Settings, Integrations, View API tokens and copy the value labelled Your Private API Token.

Requests return reviews for the wrong store, or none at all

Why: The shop domain is your custom storefront domain rather than the myshopify.com one Judge.me keys on.

Fix: Use the exact Shop domain string shown on the API tokens panel, for example northwind-supply.myshopify.com. Pasting the full URL is fine, PopMCP trims it to the bare host.

Duplicate reviews appear after one create call

Why: A known Judge.me issue when the cf_answers array is sent with non-empty values.

Fix: Omit custom form answers when creating reviews through the API, or leave the array empty.

Cannot find Settings, Integrations

Why: The store is on a platform Judge.me is sunsetting, or your user has no admin permission.

Fix: Ask the store owner to open the page and share the private token, or check Judge.me access and user permissions.

Reference

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