Side by side
Every figure about Senja was read off its own pricing page on October 16, 2026. Where its page says nothing, this page says nothing either.
| What | Hazelsong | Senja |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 15 video and text testimonials, within storage and delivery caps | 15 video and text testimonials |
| First paid plan | $39 a month, or $390 a year | $29 a month, or two months free yearly |
| Top plan | $79 a month, or $790 a year | $59 a month, or two months free yearly |
| Forms, projects, seats on the first paid plan | 5 forms, 1 project, 2 seats | 3 forms, 1 project, 2 seats |
| Video you export on the free plan | The original file, at the quality it was recorded | SD video |
| HD video export | Every plan, including free | From Starter |
| Review markup for search engines | On every wall, and from the widget on a page about a product, a course, an app or an event, every plan | Rich snippets on Pro |
| Import sources | 40 source guides, plus CSV uploads; manual steps depend on the source | Platform imports; its pricing page gives different source counts in different sections |
| Translation | 25 languages, on Pro, original always kept | 20 languages, on Pro |
Working with Hazelsong
Your videos come back whole, on the free plan
Hazelsong stores one copy of a video — the original — and hands it back at that quality to anyone who can open the project. There is no lower-quality copy to sell you out of.
Review markup on every plan
Every public wall carries review markup from the first day, and the widget adds it to a page about a product, a course, an app or an event, on the free plan too, where Senja keeps rich snippets for Pro. Whether stars appear is Google's decision, and Google shows none for reviews a business collected about itself.
Source guides and CSV uploads
Hazelsong provides 40 source guides and a CSV uploader. A guide explains how to bring material across; it is not an automatic connection to that platform. Check the guide for the steps and supported file types.
Google reviews from an owner’s export
Upload a supported Google Takeout archive from your Business Profile and review the preview before importing, within your plan’s limits. The archive is read in your browser; supported reviews retain their original words, stars and dates without scraping.
Permission that is enforced, not only recorded
The website and social answers decide what may be served, on every request: a testimonial that refused your website cannot be served by your widget, your wall or the API, however many times it is approved, and one that refused social cannot be made into an image or a clip. Hazelsong places no ads, so that answer is recorded and handed to you.
Read for risk before you publish
A promised result, a named third party, a regulated claim, a personal detail — flagged on arrival, on Starter and Pro within the month's readings, and the flags are shown to you, never to your readers.
A detail removed, never a word reworded
A phone number or a diagnosis is replaced with [removed], the reader is told something was taken out, and the original is kept. No route anywhere can change what your customer wrote.
Trade-offs to consider
Consider these limits alongside the prices and features above.
- Hazelsong is new and has no public record of customers yet — no customer stories, and nothing on its own wall until a customer writes one.
- Senja offers automatic platform imports and concierge migration. Hazelsong uses pasted content, uploaded files and permitted feeds, which are different import workflows.
- Hazelsong's Zapier app is not yet listed in Zapier's public directory. It works today on Starter and Pro by invitation — a link on the dashboard's API page adds it to your own Zapier.
- Hazelsong's Chrome extension is a zip you load yourself rather than a Web Store listing — though its Save to Hazelsong bookmark saves a review from any page, in every browser and on every plan, with nothing to install.
Moving from Senja
Bring a supported file, review the preview, and check your permission to republish. Approval and public-page settings are separate.
Export from Senja
Senja's pricing page lists a CSV export on every plan, including free. Export your testimonials from Senja as a CSV file.
Upload the CSV here
On the import page, choose Senja as the source and upload the file. Columns are read by their header names — a name, the words, a rating, a job title, a company, a date, a link, an email — and you see which column was read as what, and the first row, before anything is saved.
Review permission and choose where to publish
They arrive in Pending with their source and original date. Approve only material you have permission to republish. Website permission and the project’s publication settings also apply; approving a testimonial does not publish a private project.
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