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Review sites

All your reviews in one place.

Paste a link to your profile on a review site. CustomerSaid brings in new reviews and puts them next to the rest of your customer feedback.

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The problem

Reviews are full of ideas, but nobody reads them all

Customers write honest reviews on G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, and app stores. Each site needs its own visit, so most reviews are read once, by one person, and then forgotten.

  • Reviews are spread over many sites
  • Copying them by hand takes hours
  • Ideas from reviews rarely reach the roadmap

How it works

Three simple steps

  1. 1

    Paste your profile link

    Add the public link to your profile, for example on G2 or the App Store. No API keys and no developers.

  2. 2

    New reviews arrive

    CustomerSaid reads your profile and brings in new reviews with the rating, the date, and the text.

  3. 3

    Reviews join the rest

    Reviews are grouped into needs together with chats and emails, so you see the full picture.

A closer look

Set up once, then forget about it

  1. Connect a site in seconds

    Open settings, pick the site, and paste your profile link. CustomerSaid shows when the last sync happened.

    • Works with public profile pages
    • No store accounts or API keys
    • Add as many profiles as you need
  2. See which channels customers use

    The overview shows how much feedback comes from reviews compared with Slack, Intercom, and email.

    • Feedback by source
    • Changes over time
    • Spot a sudden rise in complaints

What you get

Why teams use it

  • Eight sites

    G2, Capterra, GetApp, Trustpilot, Product Hunt, AppSumo, Google Play, and the App Store.

  • Nothing to install

    A public profile link is all you need.

  • Ratings included

    Each review keeps its stars, author, and date.

  • One view

    Reviews sit next to feedback from support and sales.

Questions

Common questions

See what your customers actually need.

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