Download websites that use Bazaarvoice Curation

About Bazaarvoice Curation

Enterprise software is sold in suites and deployed in pieces, and the pieces are what a page-level scan can actually see. Bazaarvoice Curation is a module inside a much larger ratings and user-generated content platform from Bazaarvoice, and the fingerprint we match belongs to the module rather than to the vendor relationship as a whole. A retailer can be a serious customer of the parent suite and never trigger this detection, and a site can trigger it while buying almost nothing else.

The module handles the collection and display of content the brand did not create: customer photographs, video, and posts pulled from public platforms and moderated before they reach a product page. A site that has installed it has decided that its own product photography is not carrying enough weight on its own and that the cost of moderating other people's imagery is worth paying. Legal review is part of that cost, because the right to reuse a customer's photograph is never automatic, and the overhead tends to restrict this category to brands with a real marketing operation behind them.

As of October 2026 the fingerprint matches 3 sites. The number is a module count and should not be read as the vendor's customer count, which is a different figure that no crawl can establish. A Proprietary platform dating from 2005 has also revised its embed code more than once over that span, and a fingerprint written for the current integration will pass straight over an older one that a retailer has never had reason to revisit. Where the widget renders only on product detail pages rather than sitewide, a shallow crawl misses it entirely.

The reader who benefits here needs the module rather than the logo. Competing user-generated content vendors want accounts where the category has already been budgeted and the internal argument already won. Agencies want to know which retailers have a moderation workflow running before they pitch one. Researchers studying how social proof spread through retail want a dated population they can measure again later, and a fingerprint re-run against the same web on a schedule gives them exactly that, in a way no vendor case study ever will. Looking up a domain tells you about a retailer you had already named. The file tells you how many retailers of that kind exist and which they are.