ReviewBox reads your Google Play and App Store reviews, sorts them by what they are actually about, and drafts a reply in your voice. You start without connecting a thing.
Both stores, one queue. Reviews arrive already sorted, with a draft attached.
Search for your app by name — not by package name — and ReviewBox pulls its public reviews from Google Play and the App Store. No Play Console owner access, no service account, no API keys to get the first view.
Each review is tagged by issue — crash, billing, login, performance, release-regression, feature-request, support-delay, localization — then scored for sentiment and priority. This runs on rules, not a model, so it costs nothing and happens on every review.
19 built-in templates cover the most common reviews outright. Anything they miss is drafted by AI in one of four tones — professional, empathetic, casual or direct — using the brand voice you set during onboarding.
Copy the finished reply into Play Console or App Store Connect and mark the review replied here, so your queue stays honest. Apple caps replies at 350 characters; drafts are written to fit. Posting straight to the store over the official APIs is available for teams with admin access — talk to us.
Reviews re-sync daily, and you can pull them on demand. A cluster of low ratings on a single app version raises a rating-spike alert by email, because a bad release shows up in reviews before it shows up anywhere else.
Pro includes 3 seats and up to 10 apps, so a portfolio and the people answering for it live in one workspace rather than one person's inbox.
One to ten apps, nobody whose whole job is answering reviews, and a store listing that matters more than any dashboard.
Most small teams cannot get Play Console owner rights on day one — the account belongs to someone else, or to an agency. ReviewBox reads public store data, so you see your reviews and get your drafts regardless. Connect the official APIs later, if and when you can.
Reviews are read from the storefront your app is actually published in, not a hardcoded US one. A region-locked app with few English reviews is a first-class case here, not an edge case.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial of Pro.
Free
1 app, 25 replies a month, 10 AI drafts. Enough to answer your worst reviews and see whether it helps.
From $49/month
2 apps, 300 replies and 300 AI drafts a month. One app, replied to properly.
From $129/month
10 apps, 3 seats, 1500 replies and AI drafts a month. A portfolio of apps, and a team to answer them.
Start free, on your own app, without asking anyone for access.
No card required.