Judge.me & Tapita integration

Add product feedback to the schema configured in Tapita

The Judge.me and Tapita integration lets you choose Judge.me as the review app in Tapita’s Product Schema settings. Tapita combines the selected review information with your configured product details, giving search engines structured information about the item and its customer feedback.

Keep the review source tied to the product

A gardenware store selling a boot jack can publish feedback through Judge.me and select that review source when configuring Tapita. The rating information should describe the boot jack shown on that product page, rather than a collection of unrelated items.

This connection supports product review markup. It does not collect additional reviews or submit a Google Shopping review feed, and Google remains responsible for deciding whether a rich result appears.

Make a deliberate schema change

Tapita’s Product Schema feature also manages product details such as shipping and returns. Its setup requires those fields before the feature is enabled, so the review-app choice belongs within a complete product configuration.

Enabling Tapita Product Schema automatically disables other product and collection schemas. Review the existing setup first, then validate the resulting page instead of treating this as an extra review badge you can simply add alongside everything else.

How the integration works

In Tapita, open SEO Booster, then Structured Data and the Product configuration. Complete the required information, select Judge.me as the primary review app and enable the schema.

Tapita applies its product-schema feature to product and collection pages. For product review rich results, test a single product page containing that product’s visible reviews; the presence of schema on a collection page does not establish eligibility for product-review stars there.

Use Google’s Rich Results Test to inspect the resulting product information and review data. Compare it with the storefront and resolve conflicting output before requesting reindexing.

Before you connect

• Judge.me: Free includes aggregate product-rating markup. Start with published reviews visible on the corresponding product page.

• Tapita: Basic and higher provide the full JSON-LD schema feature set. The Free plan lists essential JSON-LD rather than the full configuration.

• Required fields: complete the shipping and returns information requested in Product Schema before enabling it.

• Review app: select Judge.me as the primary provider. Choose None only when you do not want a review source.

• Existing schema: enabling the feature disables other product and collection schemas; check the before-and-after output.

• Search results: valid markup creates eligibility, while Google controls crawling and display. It does not guarantee a rating snippet.

Get started

Already using Tapita? Review the current schema setup, fill the required product fields and select Judge.me. Test a reviewed product after activation and confirm that its visible feedback matches the detected data. Also inspect an affected collection page to check the schema replacement, without treating it as eligible for product-review stars.

New to the connection? Install Tapita and choose a plan supporting the full schema configuration. Publish your product reviews through Judge.me, then connect the review source while setting up Tapita’s Product Schema.