AppFollow is a capable, established platform built for large app portfolios. ReviewBox is built for the team of one to ten apps that mainly needs the reviews answered — starting today, without asking anyone for access.
We are not going to print AppFollow’s prices or feature list here. Comparison pages go stale the week after they are published, and a competitor’s pricing is the first thing to move — so anything we copied across would quietly become wrong, and you would be the one acting on it.
Check theirs at the source: appfollow.io/pricing and appfollow.io. Ours is on our pricing page, in full, with the limits attached.
What follows is what ReviewBox does, who it suits, and — just as usefully — who it does not.
ReviewBox reads public store data, so you see your reviews and get drafts without Play Console owner rights or a service account. For a small team whose store account belongs to someone else, that is the difference between evaluating a tool and not being able to.
Dashboards tell you the rating dropped. The job is answering the review. Every review here arrives tagged, prioritised, and with a draft in your brand voice already attached.
Reviews are read from the storefront your app is actually published in. Region-locked apps with few English reviews are a first-class case, not an afterthought.
Every plan we sell is published on the pricing page, with its limits. There is a free tier and a 14-day trial, and no call is required to reach either.
Three reasons to buy something else. We would rather lose the signup than the trust.
ReviewBox tops out at 10 apps and 3 seats on Pro. If you are managing hundreds of listings across many teams, you want a platform built for that, and this is not it.
The review queue is the part we build and test hardest. There are ASO keyword and competitor screens in the product, but if deep ASO tooling is the reason you are shopping, buy for that and judge us on replies.
No customer logos on this page, because there are no customers to name yet. If you need a vendor with references and a procurement process, we are the wrong call today. If you would rather have the person who wrote it answer your email, we are a good one.
One app, 25 published replies a month and 10 AI drafts — enough to answer your worst reviews and judge whether the drafts are worth sending. Paid plans start at Starter and open with a 14-day trial of Pro.
The full mechanics — how reviews are pulled, tagged and drafted — are on the app review management page.
No card, no store admin access, no call with anyone.
Free plan, or a 14-day trial of Pro.