Judge.me MCP server for your AI

Get the single total number of product plus shop reviews for the store.

Get the single average rating across all product and shop reviews for the store.

Get the Preview Badge HTML for one product: its star rating plus review count, the small badge shown under a product title or on collection cards.

Get the ready-to-embed Review Widget HTML for one product — the full list of that product's reviews as shown at the bottom of a product page.

Get the store's widget styling as an HTML fragment containing a <script> and a <style> tag — the colors, text, and layout choices made in the Judge.me admin.

Resolve ONE order from its EXTERNAL (Shopify) order id and get back the Judge.me internal order id plus its fulfilment state.

Get one order by its Judge.me INTERNAL order id.

List delivery trackings (Judge.me's name for order fulfilments).

List order line items — the per-product rows Judge.me schedules individual review requests from.

List the orders Judge.me holds for the store — these are what drive automatic review-request emails.

Count reviews without fetching them.

Email a PRIVATE reply to the reviewer.

Post a PUBLIC store reply under a review.

Create a review for the connected store, exactly as if a shopper had submitted the public review form.

Get one review by its Judge.me INTERNAL review id.

List reviews for the connected store, newest first.

Publish or hide an existing review on the storefront.

Subscribe a URL to a Judge.me event.

Unsubscribe a webhook.

List the webhooks registered for this store.

Resolve ONE product from its Shopify id or its storefront handle, and get back the Judge.me INTERNAL product id.

Look up ONE reviewer by email address or by EXTERNAL (Shopify) customer id, and get back their Judge.me internal reviewer id.

Get one product by its Judge.me INTERNAL product id.

Get one reviewer by Judge.me INTERNAL reviewer id — name, email, phone, tags, and marketing-consent state.

Get the connected store's Judge.me profile: { shop: { id, name, domain, custom_domain, platform (shopify | woocommerce | bigcommerce | ...), plan, awesome (true on a paid Awesome plan), owner, email, phone, country, currency, timezone, widget_version, dmarc_ok, onboarding_progress, created_at, updated_at } }.

List the store's products as Judge.me knows them.

List the store's reviewers (the customer records behind reviews).

Read the store's Judge.me configuration values by key — useful to check what is switched on before acting, e.g.

Create or update a reviewer record.

Manually queue a review-request email to one customer for one product — the tool to reach for when someone asks to "ask this buyer for a review".

Get the All Reviews Page HTML — the dedicated page showing every product and store review in one place.

Get the Checkout Comments widget HTML for one product.

Get the Reviews Carousel HTML — the rotating strip of reviews the store has featured, normally placed on the homepage.

Get Judge.me's "Miracle HTML": a fragment that renders the essential parts of the widgets before the widget JS and CSS have loaded, so ratings are visible immediately and do not pop in.

Get the Floating Reviews Tab HTML — the floating button that opens all product and store reviews from any page.

Get the total number of SHOP-level reviews (reviews about the store itself rather than a product).

Get the average rating of SHOP-level reviews (reviews about the store itself).

Get the Verified Reviews Count Badge HTML — the trust badge showing how many verified published reviews the store has.

Push an order into Judge.me so it can schedule review-request emails for the items bought.

Get one delivery tracking (fulfilment) by its Judge.me internal id, with its courier, tracking number, and current tracking status.

Get one order line item by its Judge.me internal line-item id, including whether it has produced a review yet (`review_id`) and when its review request is scheduled.

Correct the courier or tracking number on a delivery tracking, so Judge.me can follow the parcel and time the review request to arrival.

Update an order Judge.me already holds — the usual reason is to cancel it (set cancelled_at) so pending review-request emails stop, or to correct the customer's details or locale.

Register several webhook subscriptions in one call — the efficient way to wire up a new integration that needs both review events plus a few widget events.

Get one webhook subscription by its Judge.me internal webhook id.

Change the event key or destination url of an existing webhook subscription.

Create a checkout comment — a short note a buyer leaves on the order-confirmation page.

Register a product in Judge.me.

Raise a GDPR/CCPA data-access request for one customer, listing the orders whose data they asked for.

DESTRUCTIVE AND IRREVERSIBLE: uninstalls the entire store from Judge.me.

Replace a product's details in Judge.me.

Update the store's Judge.me profile — contact email, owner name, phone, storefront domain, country, timezone.