Turn "great tool" into a
review that converts.

The most common barrier to useful reviews is friction — customers don't know what to write or which platform to use. Revly removes both by providing one smart link that handles platform routing automatically, and AI writing assistance that helps customers turn a brief thought into a detailed, specific review. The result is more reviews, on the right platforms, that actually reflect what customers think.

No. The customer writes their review first, in their own words. If they want help expanding or structuring what they've written, Revly's AI offers suggestions — but the customer can edit, rewrite, or ignore the suggestions entirely. Nothing goes live without their explicit approval. The AI assists; it doesn't replace.

That's completely fine. The AI assistance is optional. Customers who want to write their own review from scratch can do so — Revly just makes sure they end up on the right platform without having to choose between multiple links.

You set the routing priority in Revly. If you need more reviews on a specific platform — say G2 is strong but Capterra is thin — you can prioritise Capterra until it's balanced. Or you can let Revly distribute automatically based on your current review counts across platforms. Either way, customers get sent to one place with no confusion about where to go.

The smart link routes customers based on your priorities, but the goal is always to remove confusion rather than force a choice. If a customer has a strong preference for a specific platform, they can still post there directly — Revly just ensures the default is wherever you need reviews most.

Reviews that are more detailed and specific than what customers typically write without assistance. Instead of "Great tool, easy to use" — which tells a prospect nothing — customers are more likely to describe the specific problem it solved, the feature that made the difference, or how it compares to what they used before. That's the information that actually influences buying decisions.

Yes — in fact it matters more. With a small customer base, every review counts more. Revly makes sure each one lands on the right platform and says something useful. One well-written review on the right platform does more than five vague ones spread across platforms you're not actively trying to build.