Loox ‑ Product Reviews App

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Very Usefull and handy to use. 10/10 would recommend. If you want to have a good quantity of reviews m

Amazingly great app and easy to use! Makes it easy to use and help boost your sales. The best I've seen to date!

Channelle is such a pro. She helped me in minutes and she even changed the code for me, so that I could have a personalized experience with the reviews of my website. 10/10, thank you again

Super easy to use and must-have app to increase the social proof rating in your store.

o app é ótimo tem várias opções, gostei muito porque com certeza vai aumentar muito as minhas vendas.

I love the app that it helps me handle review, huge benefit from the app.

Loox ist super in seiner Art und hilft extrem um die Kunden zu faszinieren Aehr gerne arbeite ich weiter mit loox und empfehle es jedem der ein onlineshop hat.

Hilfreiche App. Sehr gut um seine Produktseite anschaulicher zu gestalten und ein cooles Tool um viele Dinge einfacher zu machen und outsourcen zu lassen!

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