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G2 Reviews API
Extract G2 software reviews for any product: star rating, title, what the reviewer liked and disliked, full text, reviewer role and company size, newest first
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Recent G2 reviews of Notion, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Grist and 2Do, with likes, dislikes and reviewer roles.
| # | Review ID | Review URL | Product Name | Product Slug | Product ID | Rating | Review Title | Posted Date | Updated Date | Liked | Disliked | Review Text | Reviewer Name | Review Source | Validated Reviewer | Incentivized | AI Translated | Video Review | Reviewer | Question Answers |
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1 | 7435658 | Notion | notion | 82623 | 4.5 | Quick to learn and valuable for collaborating | 2022-11-28T22:05:47-06:00 | 2026-10-30T11:05:03-05:00 | Notion is a collaborative cloud-based tool combining the benefits of a database, tables, and word/images/file links. Aside from the ease of collaboration with colleagues, I really like the 'History' feature, where you can go back in time to a previous version of your Notion page to restore if you made changes you did not intend. | Notion can be a bit clunky at first to learn. I suggest taking a quick tutorial before diving in. Although I learned it pretty quickly, there are features I didn't know upfront that would have been useful had I known them from the start. The tool is very powerful, so just a cursory understanding does not allow you to use the many benefits. | Notion is a collaborative cloud-based tool combining the benefits of a database, tables, and word/images/file links. Aside from the ease of collaboration with colleagues, I really like the 'History' feature, where you can go back in time to a previous version of your Notion page to restore if you made changes you did not intend. Notion can be a bit clunky at first to learn. I suggest taking a quick tutorial before diving in. Although I learned it pretty quickly, there are features I didn't know upfront that would have been useful had I known them from the start. The tool is very powerful, so just a cursory understanding does not allow you to use the many benefits. Our teams work remotely, and we are using Notion as a centralized database of all sorts of information. We use this for documentation, sharing progress on projects, and more! Notion allows users to easy add simple notes, pages, tables, databases, images of all types, URL links and more - excellent for collaborating within 1 tool in the cloud. | Verified User in Non-Profit Organization Management | Organic | true | false | true | false | |||
2 | 13908784 | Notion | notion | 82623 | 4.5 | A Flexible Home for Engineering Docs, Though Organization Takes Work | 2026-10-29T16:43:34-05:00 | 2026-10-29T16:43:34-05:00 | Notion gives us one central place for our engineering docs instead of having them scattered across Google Docs, Slack threads and READMEs. Linking pages and using databases with templates keeps docs consistent and makes it easier to find past decisions and context. The flexible editor is the standout: I can write quickly with slash commands, markdown shortcuts, code blocks and toggles, and embed diagrams, tables and links. Templates give design docs and postmortems the right structure, and databases let us tag docs by project and status so it’s easy to see what’s current. Sharing and commenting make team reviews simple. Notion AI helps summarize long threads and find answers across the workspace, which makes onboarding faster because new engineers can find things themselves. Notion and its Slack integrations save us time, and embeds and link previews for Linear issues and Figma designs work well. We wanted one searchable, well-organized home that engineers and non-engineers could easily read and edit, and Notion fit that best. Setup was very easy: we were up and running in a day, importing Google Docs and markdown files worked well, and the built-in templates gave us a good starting point. Notion has become the home for our engineering knowledge, and I’d recommend it to other engineering teams. | As our workspace grows, it can get messy with outdated pages and duplicate docs, so it takes discipline to keep things organized. Large pages and databases can feel slow to load. Code blocks could use better syntax highlighting, and I’d like deeper Git integration, including a native GitHub sync for docs that live alongside code. Offline support is also limited. I’d also love built-in tools to flag pages that haven’t been updated in a while. | Notion gives us one central place for our engineering docs instead of having them scattered across Google Docs, Slack threads and READMEs. Linking pages and using databases with templates keeps docs consistent and makes it easier to find past decisions and context. The flexible editor is the standout: I can write quickly with slash commands, markdown shortcuts, code blocks and toggles, and embed diagrams, tables and links. Templates give design docs and postmortems the right structure, and databases let us tag docs by project and status so it’s easy to see what’s current. Sharing and commenting make team reviews simple. Notion AI helps summarize long threads and find answers across the workspace, which makes onboarding faster because new engineers can find things themselves. Notion and its Slack integrations save us time, and embeds and link previews for Linear issues and Figma designs work well. We wanted one searchable, well-organized home that engineers and non-engineers could easily read and edit, and Notion fit that best. Setup was very easy: we were up and running in a day, importing Google Docs and markdown files worked well, and the built-in templates gave us a good starting point. Notion has become the home for our engineering knowledge, and I’d recommend it to other engineering teams. As our workspace grows, it can get messy with outdated pages and duplicate docs, so it takes discipline to keep things organized. Large pages and databases can feel slow to load. Code blocks could use better syntax highlighting, and I’d like deeper Git integration, including a native GitHub sync for docs that live alongside code. Offline support is also limited. I’d also love built-in tools to flag pages that haven’t been updated in a while. Notion gives our engineering team one central place for specs, design docs, runbooks, and onboarding notes instead of having them scattered across Google Docs, Slack threads, and READMEs. Linking pages and using database templates keeps our docs consistent and makes past decisions and context much easier to find. | Somil G. | Seller invite | true | true | false | false | |||
3 | 13912569 | Pipedrive | pipedrive | 1619 | 3.5 | Fair Pricing for Key Features, but Workarounds Are Sometimes Required | 2026-10-30T03:50:56-05:00 | 2026-10-30T03:50:56-05:00 | The pricing is fair, and it includes the features we actually need. | There isn’t always a straightforward answer. Sometimes you have to think outside the box and use things that weren’t created for that exact purpose in order to get where you need to be. | The pricing is fair, and it includes the features we actually need. There isn’t always a straightforward answer. Sometimes you have to think outside the box and use things that weren’t created for that exact purpose in order to get where you need to be. We needed a CRM where we could easily track our prospects, deals, and incoming leads, as well as the campaigns we’re running. | Verified User in Computer Software | Organic | true | false | false | false | |||
4 | 13900067 | Pipedrive | pipedrive | 1619 | 4.5 | A Better business with the help of Pipedrive | 2026-10-29T06:13:26-05:00 | 2026-10-29T06:13:26-05:00 | The ease of use and the tools at our disposal | Nothing, I don't have anything negative to say | The ease of use and the tools at our disposal Nothing, I don't have anything negative to say Organization and support for the structure of my business | Filipe G. | G2 invite on behalf of seller | true | true | false | false | |||
5 | 12703195 | Zoho CRM | zoho-crm | 576 | 5 | Easy and intuitive: makes the job much simpler | 2026-10-29T09:37:42-05:00 | 2026-10-29T09:37:42-05:00 | It's easy to use, very intuitive, and makes the job easier. | In Recruiter, there are few options for posting job listings. | It's easy to use, very intuitive, and makes the job easier. In Recruiter, there are few options for posting job listings. An essential tool in HR. | Michel V. | Organic | true | false | true | false | |||
6 | 10797300 | Zoho CRM | zoho-crm | 576 | 5 | Zoho CRM: A useful CRM | 2025-02-04T09:49:11-06:00 | 2026-10-27T12:25:26-05:00 | Easy to use, you can upload leads and track them time to time. and you can send email. easy to install. | You have to pay extra for sending emails. | Easy to use, you can upload leads and track them time to time. and you can send email. easy to install. You have to pay extra for sending emails. This platform helps me to manage all leads and track meeting schedule | Aanand v. | Organic | true | false | true | false | |||
7 | 13677422 | Grist | grist | 154848 | 5 | A Relational Spreadsheet with APIs and Self-Hosting That’s Hard to Leave | 2026-09-30T21:10:42-05:00 | 2026-09-30T21:10:42-05:00 | The relational database in a spreadsheet (like Google Sheets or Excel) form is just great and I cannot emphasize this enough. I can't even go back to a normal spreadsheet after being exposed to grist.
They also provide APIs that I actually use to sync to and from various tools.
The self host option is just the cherry on top for the tool. Then the widgets are a way to help increase the functionality by letting users use Javascript, HTML, CSS to create custom apps on top of the data. Which ties in well with their newly introduced MCP.
Using the MCP, I was able to create a webapp specifically for my business needs where I know the underlying logic (since the app can be built on top of what I've already designed). You could let the AI make the data relation as well but that just doesn't seem sustainable to me. | Mostly UI elements and some nitpicks. I can't wrap the column headers so that means if I have to extend the whole column just to see the header.
For the Formulas, I wish they put in some way for users to have reusable functions.
The views (forms, tables, widgets, etc) should really have a better way to be displayed as it always feels cluttered. I've been using the "Install as an App" from Chrome to make Grist an actual desktop (Windows) app so this particularly doesn't concern me all that much but when you're in a browser, the tab name is just the Document Name (name of the spreadsheet) and not the current view you're on so you can imagine how inconvenient this is. | The relational database in a spreadsheet (like Google Sheets or Excel) form is just great and I cannot emphasize this enough. I can't even go back to a normal spreadsheet after being exposed to grist.
They also provide APIs that I actually use to sync to and from various tools.
The self host option is just the cherry on top for the tool. Then the widgets are a way to help increase the functionality by letting users use Javascript, HTML, CSS to create custom apps on top of the data. Which ties in well with their newly introduced MCP.
Using the MCP, I was able to create a webapp specifically for my business needs where I know the underlying logic (since the app can be built on top of what I've already designed). You could let the AI make the data relation as well but that just doesn't seem sustainable to me. Mostly UI elements and some nitpicks. I can't wrap the column headers so that means if I have to extend the whole column just to see the header.
For the Formulas, I wish they put in some way for users to have reusable functions.
The views (forms, tables, widgets, etc) should really have a better way to be displayed as it always feels cluttered. I've been using the "Install as an App" from Chrome to make Grist an actual desktop (Windows) app so this particularly doesn't concern me all that much but when you're in a browser, the tab name is just the Document Name (name of the spreadsheet) and not the current view you're on so you can imagine how inconvenient this is. I am in charge of purchasing and managing more than 300 SKUs with long lead times and low safety stocks.
Initially we were just using google sheets to manage the prices and the POs but it got unwieldy quickly because the same item can have multiple suppliers and varying prices/lead time where I have to decide where to get something from depending on the circumstances. I ended up with multiple google sheets linked with IMPORTRANGE, and moving one column meant breaking almost everything.
Migrating to Grist enabled me, as a layman, to build my own relational database and actually use it in the same UI is extremely intuitive. It's like a a roided up Google Sheets/Excel. | Josef . | Organic | true | false | false | false | |||
8 | 13372822 | Grist | grist | 154848 | 5 | Spreadsheet-Like Database That Supercharges My Workflow | 2026-08-27T21:40:56-05:00 | 2026-08-27T21:40:57-05:00 | Spreadsheet, but also a database—and a database that still feels spreadsheet-like. It’s very useful and makes it easy to connect data, which has improved my workflow a lot compared with using a traditional spreadsheet. At the same time, it remains intuitive for non-programmers who want to work with a database that looks and behaves like a spreadsheet.
I’ve tried several no-code database tools like Budibase, NocoDB, and NocoBase, as well as full ERP systems like ERPNext and Dolibarr. For my needs, I think Grist hits the sweet spot. | Sharing a document or a workspace feels a bit awkward. I can’t share a workspace, and when I share documents there isn’t a list of users who already use my Grist, so I have to type each email address every documents. | Spreadsheet, but also a database—and a database that still feels spreadsheet-like. It’s very useful and makes it easy to connect data, which has improved my workflow a lot compared with using a traditional spreadsheet. At the same time, it remains intuitive for non-programmers who want to work with a database that looks and behaves like a spreadsheet.
I’ve tried several no-code database tools like Budibase, NocoDB, and NocoBase, as well as full ERP systems like ERPNext and Dolibarr. For my needs, I think Grist hits the sweet spot. Sharing a document or a workspace feels a bit awkward. I can’t share a workspace, and when I share documents there isn’t a list of users who already use my Grist, so I have to type each email address every documents. I am using Grist for my company’s operations. Before, I was using spreadsheets, and it was quite difficult to build a logical relationship between the data and map everything into a timeline. After I found Grist, I think it’s much better for creating relationships between data and organizing it more clearly. | Acito A. | Organic | true | false | false | false | |||
9 | 5443536 | 2Do | 2do | 75032 | 4.5 | Great for Apple users | 2022-03-22T10:39:21-05:00 | 2022-03-22T10:39:21-05:00 | This is a complete to-do/tasks/reminders/calendar/notes app. They make it as easy as possible to manage personal and work projects and tasks from 1 place with as few clicks as possible! | I got the pro version with my Setapp account, on my MacBook but it doesn't support Android on the same account so I can't access it from my phone. One more reason I'm going to probably have to switch to an iPhone, which is annoying but it is what it is! | This is a complete to-do/tasks/reminders/calendar/notes app. They make it as easy as possible to manage personal and work projects and tasks from 1 place with as few clicks as possible! I got the pro version with my Setapp account, on my MacBook but it doesn't support Android on the same account so I can't access it from my phone. One more reason I'm going to probably have to switch to an iPhone, which is annoying but it is what it is! I've been able to keep track of all the work and personal tasks I have piling up, including meetings and notes. It's really helpful to have everything in one place. | Heather J. | G2 invite | true | true | false | false | |||
10 | 1595873 | 2Do | 2do | 75032 | 2.5 | For detailed To-Do's | 2019-01-17T12:48:25-06:00 | 2019-01-17T12:48:25-06:00 | There is a lot to add to each task, and different types of lists. Tags help a lot to connect two lists together if needed. | I don't like that it cannot be connected to my calendars and with other users. It would be great if I could connect a list with another person. | There is a lot to add to each task, and different types of lists. Tags help a lot to connect two lists together if needed. I don't like that it cannot be connected to my calendars and with other users. It would be great if I could connect a list with another person. Decide how detailed you want your to-do's to be. I prefer adding a lot of detail so 2Do works well for me. I think it solves task management, especially for someone with multiple projects, it keeps everything very organized. | Verified User in Construction | G2 invite | true | true | false | false |
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curl -X POST "https://api.mindcase.co/v1/data/g2/reviews/run?wait=true" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer mk_live_YOUR_API_KEY" \
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-d '{
"params": {
"products": [],
"sortBy": "",
"stars": [],
"reviewsNewerThan": ""
}
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Overview
About G2 Reviews API
G2 Reviews returns the published reviews of any software product listed on G2, one row per review. Each row carries the star rating in half stars, the review title, what the reviewer liked and disliked, the full review text, the posted and updated dates, and the reviewer's job title and company size.
Product managers use G2 Reviews to mine what customers praise and complain about in their own product. Competitive analysts compare sentiment across rival tools, and customer success teams watch for new low-star reviews before they become churn.
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Use cases
A few common ways teams put G2 Reviews API to work. Copy a prompt below to try it yourself.
Product feedback mining
Read what reviewers like and dislike about your product, sorted into separate columns ready for tagging.
Get the latest 100 G2 reviews of Notion
Competitor sentiment benchmarking
Compare ratings and complaints across rival tools in one table to see where each one wins or loses.
Pull 50 reviews each for Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive
Churn signal monitoring
Catch new one and two star reviews early so the account team can respond while the customer is still listening.
Find 1 and 2 star reviews of Asana from the last 30 days
Win-loss research
Start from the reviews other buyers found most useful to learn which strengths and gaps decide a purchase.
Top 200 most helpful reviews of Slack
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I look up a product by its name?
- Send the product's G2 review URL or the slug from it, such as notion or zoho-crm. G2 Reviews does not search by name or by category, so every row belongs to a product you named.
- How fresh is the data?
- G2 Reviews reads the product's reviews when you run it. G2 pages can be served from a recent copy, up to two weeks old, so a review posted in the last few days may not appear yet.
- Can I pull reviews for multiple products in one run?
- Yes. Pass a list of products in a single call. Max Results applies to each product, and every row carries the product name and slug so you can group the results.
- How do I integrate with Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, or Airtable?
- G2 Reviews returns clean JSON and CSV output that works with every workflow tool. Call the REST endpoint from a webhook step or on a schedule, or download the file and load it into a sheet or base.
- What fields are returned?
- G2 Reviews returns Review ID, Review URL, Product Name, Rating, Review Title, Posted Date, Updated Date, Liked, Disliked, Review Text, Reviewer Name, Review Source, the validated, incentivized and translated flags, and the reviewer's role and company size.
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