SaaS & software

People try three apps before they pay for one. Reviews help them pick.

Consumer software is chosen fast, often from a Trustpilot page or a store listing. Ratezing asks subscribers after the trial or a few months in, automatically, so the next person deciding hears from people who already use it.

  1. After the trial

    When a trial becomes a subscription, a webhook or a Zapier step sends the request, addressed to the subscriber by name.

  2. In their own language

    Each request goes out in the customer’s language: English, Portuguese, French or Lithuanian.

  3. On your pricing page

    Show recent reviews where people decide, with a grid, carousel or floating widget added in one snippet.

Questions software teams ask us

Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a software company.

We have thousands of subscribers. Can we send in batches?

Yes. Upload a list, match its columns, and schedule the requests for the day you choose. Anyone asked recently isn’t asked again.

Can subscribers send us a private message instead?

If you turn it on, the review page offers a private message below the review sites. Every subscriber sees the same sites and the same option.

Is the tree a reward for reviewing?

No. Ratezing plants a tree for every review a business receives, whatever it says. Users aren’t offered anything, and everyone sees the same sites.

Every user has a story about your product. Let them tell it.

See Ratezing set up for a product like yours in a short call.