Senja pricing: Senja plans compared with 5 Senja alternatives

Senja costs $0, $29 or $59 a month. Free covers 15 testimonials, Starter at $29 gives you unlimited testimonials with 2 seats and 3 forms, and Pro at $59 adds unlimited forms, 5 seats and rich snippets. Yearly billing gives two months free. The more useful question is whether the proof your buyers look at is a testimonial at all, or a star rating on Google, G2 or Trustpilot.

How much does Senja cost?

Senja's pricing page lists one free plan and two paid ones, all billed per month with a yearly option that gives two months free.

Over a year, Starter is $348 on monthly billing and Pro is $708. Two months free on yearly billing brings those to ten months of payments, roughly $290 and $590. The line items that grow the bill on Pro are the extras: each project past five adds $10 a month and each seat past five adds $5, so a team of eight with seven client projects pays $59 plus $15 plus $20, or $94 a month.

Is Senja free?

Yes, up to 15 testimonials. Senja calls it the most generous free tier of any social proof tool, and for collecting it is generous: forms, bulk invites with follow ups, imports from 18 sites, unlimited widgets and Walls of Love are all included. The limits are the count and the branding. Once a sixteenth testimonial arrives, or once you want your own logo instead of Senja's on the collection form, you are on Starter.

What happens after I collect 15 testimonials?

You need a paid plan to keep collecting, because unlimited testimonials start on Starter. Senja answers the details of the switch in its own pricing FAQ. For a business that asks every customer, 15 is a few weeks of volume, so budget on the assumption that Free is a trial period rather than a place you will stay.

Is Senja worth it?

It is worth it when testimonials are the proof your buyers actually read. A course creator selling a $1,500 program, a SaaS founder whose homepage needs customer faces, or a coach whose sales page runs on video stories all fit Senja's design. Video collection, Reels for social and ads, a case study generator and a Wall of Love are strong features at $29 a month, and nothing in this list does video better.

It is less worth it when your buyers decide somewhere else. A local service business is judged on its Google rating in the map pack, not on a testimonial carousel. A B2B software company is judged on G2 or Capterra by a buyer comparing vendors. Testimonials on your own site help with both, but they do not move the number the buyer checks first. For those businesses, the job is getting reviews onto Google or G2, and that needs a review request tool rather than a testimonial form.

What are the best Senja alternatives?

Sorted by what you need rather than by features, with every price read on the vendor's own page.

Shapo is the closest like-for-like. Its free plan stops at 10 testimonials and Pro is $29 a month for unlimited testimonials, imports from more than 30 platforms, a review booster page and email invites. If you like how Senja works and want surveys and NPS in the same place, it is the obvious comparison.

Trustindex and Elfsight solve a different problem. They take reviews that already exist on Google, Facebook, Yelp and dozens of other sites and put them on your page. Trustindex's paid plans carry no view cap, while Elfsight's pricing page says going over the monthly view limit temporarily deactivates the widget. We laid out that difference, with the cost at five traffic levels, on our Elfsight alternatives comparison.

ReviewJet sits between the two groups. We ask customers for the review, by email after a purchase or a finished job with automatic follow ups, and route them to the site that matters for your business: Google for local services, G2 or Trustpilot for software, or a direct review page on your own domain. Everything that comes back appears in the same widgets, including a wall of love widget for the Senja-style layout. What we do not do is video. If on-camera testimonials are the goal, stay with Senja.

Does Senja have an agency plan?

Senja lists an agency reseller program and answers the agency question in its pricing FAQ, but the published tiers are Starter and Pro. On Pro, each client usually becomes a project, and projects past five cost $10 a month each, so twelve clients on Pro is $59 plus $70, or $129 a month before extra seats. Our Plus plan puts five client workspaces under your own logo and request-page domain at $149 a month, and Pro removes the workspace limit at $499. The full agency math is on our white label review management page.

Senja vs a review request tool: which one does your business need?

• You sell a course, coaching or a creator product. Senja. Video testimonials and walls of love are exactly what a sales page needs, and Senja can remix the clips into Reels for social and ads. If paid ads are the next step, an AI ad generator can build the copy and images around your best customer quotes.
• You run a local service business. A review request tool. Your map pack position depends on the count and freshness of Google reviews, and testimonials on your own site do not count toward either.
• You sell B2B software. Usually both, in that order. Get reviews onto G2 or Trustpilot first, because that is where buyers compare you, then display them on your pricing page. Our G2 reviews widget shows how that looks.
• You only want existing reviews on your site. A display tool. Trustindex at $65 a year is the cheapest way to do it without a view cap.

What to check before you pay for Senja

Count your seats and projects first, because they drive the Pro bill more than the headline price does. Decide whether you will collect video, since that is the feature you pay Senja's price for. And look at where your last ten customers decided to buy. If they found you on Google or compared you on G2, start by getting reviews there. You can build the widget above now, connect your Google or G2 profile, and send the first requests the same day.