Why Feedback Rebates?

A Feedback Rebate is a digital check you offer to all potential customers for buying your product. To cash this check, a customer must leave a review after purchase.

Why you should replace your current "X% OFF Sale" discount with a Feedback Rebate:

  • Customers get a better (safer) deal → you get more sales
  • Most of them will cash it → you get a ton of reviews.
  • But some won't → you keep more profit

Unclaimed rebates cover the app's 25% transaction fees, so you can increase sales and get more reviews without spending more money.

Why you should try it:

  • Free to install
  • Fees are covered
  • No subscription
  • No commitment
  • No tiers or upsales
  • No "minimum usage"
  • No gated features
  • Everything is unlimited
  • Takes minutes to set up
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You don't need to offer big rebates. A small Feedback Rebate will generate more reviews than a typical Reviews app, like Judge.me or Yotpo, and cost less than the original discount.

Here is an example from one of our clients, who switched from a $1 discount to a $1 Feedback Rebate. As a result, they increased profits by $2,364 and received 275 reviews in less than a month.

  • Response rate: 17%
  • App fees: $596.03 * 25% = $149
  • Money saved: $2,960.34 - $149 = $2,811.34

Not only did the app pay for itself, but it generated extra profit.

Every merchant who installs our app sees similar results because, unlike a discount, not everyone will leave a review to redeem the rebate.

This means you can offer small Feedback Rebates and get authentic customer reviews forever without any additional cost.

Other apps charge you upfront and promise to deliver later.

We only charge after you get both the sale AND the review, and if you don't, there is no charge.

We offer 10% Feedback Rebate to all our merchants because we are confident in the value we provide and the results you will get.

How it works:

Feedback rebates generated unbiased reviews and increased sales by 30%

 “Our main findings are first, that RFF (rebate for review) feature is chosen by higher quality sellers, implying that it can serve as a signal of quality. Second, sales of an item are about 30% higher when the seller chooses the rebate option, suggesting that buyers understand the signaling effect of the RFF feature and act on it. Third, RFF induces buyers to write more detailed feedback but does not bias the feedback toward positive feedback.”

By Lingfang (Ivy) Li, Steven Tadelis and Xiaolan Zhou Buying Reputation as a Signal of Quality: Evidence from an Online Marketplace

Still not sure?

Try it risk free for a month. If you don't like it, we'll give a full refund and you can keep the reviews.