About Kudo
Kudo (getkudo.co) makes a link-in-bio page for local businesses and small sellers. One page carries the business's links, what it sells and its Google reviews, at getkudo.co/your-name, to put in an Instagram bio, on a QR code or anywhere else. New accounts start a 14-day free trial, and it needs no website.
What is Kudo?
A one-page site for a local business: its name and one line about it, its links, product cards with a Buy button, its contact details and its reviews, at one address. It is built for the link in an Instagram bio, a QR code on a counter, or a business that has no website at all.
Who is it for?
Local businesses and small sellers who are chosen on trust: restaurants and cafés, salons, barbers, lash and nail techs, clinics, trades, photographers, home bakers, makers selling on Instagram, and Shopify or Wix stores.
Where do the reviews come from?
A business can import a CSV or an export from another review app, type reviews in, and collect new reviews through its own review link and QR code. On Pro it can also import the Google reviews it already has and keep them up to date. Kudo does not post anything to Google and cannot change a Google rating.
What does it cost?
There is no free plan on getkudo.co: a new account starts a 14-day free trial, with no card to sign up, and the card is charged when the trial ends. Cancel before then and you pay nothing. Pro is $4.99/mo: the page, unlimited links and product cards, a review link and QR code, a website widget with no "Powered by Kudo" badge, every review you collect shown on your page with no cap, Google import that stays in sync, page analytics, all page themes, photo reviews, questions and answers and review requests. AI Pro is $9.99/mo and adds video reviews, the AI review form, the AI summary, suggested replies, review translation and review insights. Stores that install Kudo from the Shopify App Store or ikas also have a Free plan.
Does Kudo take payments?
No. A product card's Buy button opens the seller's own checkout, whether that is Shopify, Etsy, a WhatsApp chat or a booking page. Money never passes through Kudo.
Does a business need a website?
No. The Kudo page is the website for a business that has none. A business that has one can also embed its reviews on it with the widget.
Does it work with Shopify and Wix?
Yes. On Shopify and Wix, Kudo puts reviews on product pages and a star rating beside the price, asks customers for a review after they buy, and keeps the same reviews on the Kudo page.
How is it different from Linktree?
Both put unlimited links behind one address in a bio. Kudo also carries the proof: the Google rating, real reviews and product cards on the same page, so a visitor deciding whether to book or buy sees why before they tap.
Which languages does it support?
The product is in English. The public review forms follow the customer's browser in English or Turkish, and the blog, landing pages and free tools are published in both.
Is Kudo related to Kudoboard or to employee kudos apps?
No. Kudo at getkudo.co is a page for local businesses and is not connected to Kudoboard or to workplace recognition tools.
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