The right tool depends on whether you want a review platform that also posts, or something that only turns reviews into posts. The platforms cost more and do more. The focused tools cost less and are faster for this one job.
There are more tools doing this than you would expect. Some are full review management platforms with social posting as a side feature. Some are design tools you can use for this purpose. And a few are built specifically to turn reviews into social posts and nothing else.
The shortlist:
- Prizz: built for this one job, photo backgrounds, push notifications, free for 3 posts a month
- EmbedSocial: a full review platform that also posts, from EUR 29 a month
- TapsReviews: NFC cards for collecting reviews, with social posts as an add-on, $4.99 to $19.99 a month
- Canva: free, manual, 15 minutes per post
- SocialReview.io: publishes to Instagram and Facebook on its own, free with their branding
- NiceJob, Levitate and WiserReview: review platforms where social posting is a secondary feature
Here is what actually exists, what each one costs, and who each one is for.
1. Prizz
Prizz is built for one thing: turning your Google reviews into Instagram posts. You paste your Google Maps link, your reviews load, you pick one, and the tool generates a branded 1080x1080 graphic with your colors, fonts, and a background photo.
What makes it different: a configurator that lets you choose your layout, font, background (stock photos, your own photo, solid color, or gradient), and brand colors. Every post looks unique to your business. Push notifications alert you when new reviews come in, with the graphic already prepared.
Unlike the platforms below, Prizz does one job. There are no review widgets, UGC dashboards or collection funnels to configure. You paste a link, pick a review, and post.
Pricing: Free for 3 posts a month with one business, every style feature, and no watermark. $15/month for unlimited posts and up to five businesses, billed monthly.
Best for: Small businesses that want to post review content consistently without spending time on design.
2. EmbedSocial
EmbedSocial is a review management platform that includes social posting as one of many features. It connects to Google, Facebook, Yelp, and other review sources. You can create social graphics from reviews, embed review widgets on your website, manage UGC, and collect reviews.
Pricing: EUR 29/month for Pro, which is the cheapest tier including social posting. EUR 49 for Pro Plus, EUR 99 for Premium. There is a free plan, but it does not include posting.
Best for: Businesses that want a full review management suite. If you only want the social posting part, you are paying for features you will not use.
3. TapsReviews Social Posts
TapsReviews primarily sells NFC review cards that you place on tables for customers to tap and leave a review. They added a social post generator as a secondary feature. You search for your business, select reviews, pick a template, and customize colors.
Pricing: $4.99/month for 5 posts (basic templates). $19.99/month for unlimited posts (premium templates). The free trial gives you 3 posts, and they carry a TapsReviews watermark until you subscribe.
Best for: Businesses that already use TapsReviews NFC cards and want to keep everything in one place.
4. SocialReview.io
SocialReview.io turns Google reviews into posts and then publishes them for you, to Instagram and Facebook, on a rule you set. You choose a minimum star rating and how often, and it goes out without you. Templates are ready-made, and you can build your own.
Pricing: A free plan that carries their branding on the output, and $25/month to remove it and unlock the rest.
Best for: Owners who want this off their plate entirely and do not need to see a post before it appears. If you would rather approve each one, read Prizz vs SocialReview.
5. Canva
Canva is a general-purpose design tool. It has testimonial and review templates you can search for and customize. You type the review text manually, adjust the layout, add your logo, and export.
Pricing: Free for basic templates. Canva Pro is $18/month.
Best for: People who enjoy designing and want full control over every detail. Be aware that you will spend 10 to 20 minutes per post and have to do it manually every time.
For a detailed comparison, read EmbedSocial vs Canva for review posts.
6. Levitate
Levitate is a relationship marketing platform for professional services (lawyers, financial advisors, accountants). It includes a Google review-to-social-post feature. You see your reviews in a dashboard, click “Create Social Post,” customize the background and colors, and share.
Pricing: Not published. Levitate quotes on a demo call, and the social post feature is bundled with email marketing, automation and CRM tools.
Best for: Professional services firms already using Levitate for client communication. If all you want is review posting, a tool that publishes its price is a better place to start.
7. NiceJob
NiceJob is a reputation marketing platform. It collects reviews, builds a review funnel, and lets you share reviews as social posts. Focused on home services (contractors, cleaners, landscapers).
Pricing: $75/month for the Reviews plan, $125/month for Pro.
Best for: Home service businesses that want automated review collection and social sharing in one platform.
8. WiserReview
WiserReview connects to Google reviews and can auto-post review graphics to Facebook and Instagram. It has template editors for customizing the look and supports scheduling.
Pricing: Starter is $6.75/month billed yearly, Pro is $19/month and Pro + AI is $31/month. There is no free plan, only a 7-day trial. Focused on e-commerce.
Best for: Shopify and e-commerce stores that want to turn product reviews into social content.
How to choose
If your goal is getting your Google reviews onto Instagram looking professional, and doing it in under a minute, Prizz is the tool built for that job. The platforms above and below it do more, cost more, and take longer to set up for this one task. If you want a full review management suite, EmbedSocial or NiceJob cover more ground at a higher price. If you want full design control and do not mind the manual work, Canva is free.
The question to ask yourself: will I actually keep doing this in two months? If the answer depends on how easy the tool makes it, pick the one that requires the least effort per post. That is where focused tools win over platforms that happen to include this feature.
If what you actually want is the pipeline rather than the tool, read how to automate Google reviews to Instagram, which sets out how much of it is worth handing over. There are head-to-heads for the two closest tools as well: Prizz vs TapsReviews and Prizz vs SocialReview.
The bottom line
Every platform on this list can put a review on Instagram. Most of them charge you for a review funnel, a widget builder and an analytics dashboard to get there. If those are things you wanted, one of them is your answer. If all you wanted was your best reviews on your feed, looking like somebody designed them, that is what Prizz is, and the first three a month are free.
All prices here were checked in September 2026 and are quoted in the currency each vendor lists. Pricing moves, so check the vendor’s own page before you decide.
