ReviewHook is in beta — get free access

Company · · Arturs Jurgevics, Founder · 4 min read

ReviewHook is officially open for beta signups. If you build software that touches user reviews — mobile apps, SaaS, marketplaces, anything with a Play Store / App Store / Google Business / G2 listing — head to reviewhook.dev and request early access.

This post covers what is in the beta, what is not yet ready, and what early users get for showing up first.

What is ReviewHook

ReviewHook is a single REST API for managing reviews across multiple platforms — Google Play, Apple App Store Connect, Google Business Profile, and G2. One normalized schema for reading and one endpoint for replying. Webhooks for new-review delivery are next on the roadmap. No more writing a separate integration for each store.

No SDKs to install. Just plain HTTP with API key auth. Works with curl, fetch, Python requests, n8n, Make, Zapier, or any HTTP client you already have.

shell
curl https://api.reviewhook.dev/reviews \
  -H "api-key: Bearer rev_live..." \
  -G \
  -d "platform=google_business,app_store" \
  -d "minRating=4"

# Reply to a review
curl -X POST https://api.reviewhook.dev/reviews/84721../reply \
  -H "api-key: Bearer rev_live..." \
  -d text="Thanks for your feedback. Fixed in v2.3!"

What is in the beta today

  • Read endpoint with filtering by platform, rating, date, keywords and more
  • Reply endpoint for platforms below
  • Connecting platform accounts
  • Normalized review schema across every supported platform
  • API documentation at reviewhook.dev/docs

Supported platforms

Four platforms are live in the beta. More are on the roadmap.

  • Google Play
  • Apple App Store
  • Google Business Profile
  • G2

What beta users get

  1. Free access during the beta period. No card required, no usage caps for early users.
  2. Three months free on any paid plan when ReviewHook launches paid tiers.
  3. Direct line to the founder. Bug reports, feature requests, and questions get answered fast — usually same-day.
  4. Roadmap influence. The platforms and features shipped during the beta will be driven by what beta users actually ask for.

What is not ready yet

Being honest about the rough edges helps you decide if the beta fits your needs today.

  • Webhooks are not live yet — they are next on the roadmap.
  • Pricing is not finalized — beta users get free access while it is figured out

How to get in

Sign up at reviewhook.dev with your email and (optionally) which platforms you care about most.

Frequently asked

Yes. The reply endpoint works for Google Play, Apple App Store, Google Business Profile, and G2.

Not yet — webhooks are next on the roadmap. For now, poll the read endpoint on your own schedule, or use a scheduled trigger in n8n / Make / Zapier to fan out new reviews to your downstream systems.

AppFollow and Birdeye are dashboards built for marketing teams. ReviewHook is a developer-first API for teams that want to embed review management into their own products and workflows. You bring your own UI, automation, or integration; ReviewHook handles the platform integrations.

There is no fixed end date. The beta runs until the API is stable enough to charge for. Beta users keep their three months free credit when paid plans launch.

Tell me when you sign up. The roadmap order is driven by what beta users actually ask for.

Thanks for reading. The beta is open, and I would love to talk to every early user — to hear what you are building and shape ReviewHook around what would actually be useful to you. If that sounds good, jump in.