Online retailers
Buyers read the reviews before the bullet points. Know what they’re reading.
Amazon reviews and seller feedback come in all day, across products. Ratezing brings them into one view with Trustpilot and the rest, tells you when something new arrives, and flags the reviews that don’t look real.
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Every review, as it lands
Amazon reviews and seller feedback arrive in one view next to Trustpilot, with an alert when a new one comes in.
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A wave that doesn’t look right
Review Defender spots a sudden burst of suspicious reviews and helps you put together the evidence to report it.
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What buyers keep mentioning
Sentiment and topics show what comes up across your reviews, from packaging to sizing, so you know what to fix first.
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Questions online sellers ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up for an online store.
Can Ratezing ask Amazon buyers for a review for us?
Ratezing doesn’t send Amazon’s review requests. It sends its own email or SMS to customers whose details you hold. For Amazon orders, follow Amazon’s rules on contacting buyers.
Is anything offered to customers who leave a review?
No. Nothing is offered and nobody is filtered: every customer sees the same sites. Ratezing plants a tree for every review a business receives, whatever it says.
What does Review Defender do with suspicious reviews?
It flags patterns such as a sudden wave of similar reviews and helps you gather the evidence to report them to the site. The site decides what happens next.
Every order is a chance to be found. Let your customers tell it.
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