How it works
Automated review requests, from trigger to five gold stars
Automated review requests are emails your product sends on a trigger you define: 90 days after signup, a closed-won deal, a resolved support ticket. ReviewJet writes, times and follows up on every ask, then displays the results in one widget.
Step 01
Connect your review sources once
Link your Google Business Profile and G2 page in a couple of clicks, add Trustpilot if you use it, and import anything older by CSV or API. From that point ReviewJet syncs new reviews automatically, deduplicates them across sources, and holds anything questionable in a moderation queue.
Everything lands in one pool, so your google review widget can show Google, G2 and direct reviews side by side instead of three separate embeds.
Google Business Profile
OAuth connect, new reviews sync within minutes of being posted.
G2 profile
Pulls your G2 reviews and ratings, badges included.
Trustpilot
Optional sync for teams already collecting there.
CSV / API import
Bring years of existing reviews with you in one upload.
Step 02
Review request emails send themselves
You define the moment a customer is happiest. ReviewJet watches for it and sends the ask, so nobody on your team ever writes a "quick favor?" email by hand again.
Trigger
Days after signup
Ask at day 30, 60 or 90, once the customer has real results to talk about. The classic SaaS trigger, and the highest-volume one.
Trigger
Closed-won in your CRM
A deal closes in HubSpot or Salesforce and the request goes out within 24 hours, while the win is still fresh.
Trigger
Support ticket resolved
A great support experience is a review waiting to happen. Trigger the ask when a ticket closes with a positive rating.
Timezone-aware sending
Requests land at 10:00 in the customer's local morning, not 3 a.m. Open rates thank you.
A/B tested templates
Run two subject lines or two body variants per sequence. ReviewJet routes traffic evenly and reports the winner.
One polite follow-up
No response after 7 days? One reminder goes out, then the sequence stops. Nobody gets nagged.
Want the exact wording that gets clicks? We published our seven best review request email templates, ready to paste into your sequence.
Teardown
Anatomy of a request email that gets answered
Every part of the default template earns its place. Here is the exact email your customers receive, annotated.
From: Your Company <hello@yourcompany.com>
Subject: Quick favor? It takes 40 seconds
Hi Jordan,
You've been with us for 3 months, and your team has published 214 reports in that time. Thanks for that. Would you share how it's going? One click below, 40 seconds, done.
Tap a star to start your review
Sent automatically 90 days after signup · timed to the customer's timezone
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Your brand, not ours
The email sends from your domain and your sender name. Customers reply to a company they know, which is why these get opened.
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A subject that promises a small ask
"40 seconds" sets the cost upfront. This subject line and its variants are exactly what our A/B testing keeps re-electing.
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Personalization with real data
Name, tenure and a usage stat pulled from your product. It reads like a human wrote it, because the details are true.
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One-click star capture
Tapping a star records the rating and deep-links straight into the right review form, Google or G2, with the rating pre-filled. No login maze.
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Honest timing footer
The email says when and why it was sent. Transparency here is part of why response rates reach up to 31% of customers asked.
Step 03
Display reviews where they convert
One script tag drops a carousel, wall of love or rating badge onto your pricing page, homepage or checkout. Filter to your best reviews with a minimum-rating rule, lock the colors to your brand, and the widget stays flat and fast: no iframes, no layout shift.
Collection, requests and display together make ReviewJet a complete review management platform, not just another embed generator.
Your first request can send today
Connect a source, pick a trigger, paste one embed line. Most teams are live in about 20 minutes.
From $24/mo, billed yearly. No per-review fees.