Every review, one inbox
A five star review on Google, a complaint on Facebook, a one-star rating on the App Store. Most small teams find out days late, because nobody had time to check three dashboards. ReviewHive gathers all of it into one inbox the moment it lands.
Each review is scored for sentiment and topics, and a reply is drafted for you. You edit it, approve it, and send it. Nothing goes out under your name without your say.
Honest software, plain pricing
We describe features after they ship, not before. The pricing page tells you what each plan does today, not what we hope to build next quarter, and the free plan stays free.
That applies to our connectors too. Google Business Profile and Facebook Pages are fully supported. Google Play, App Store Connect and Tripadvisor are in beta: connectable today on every plan, working, and still being verified against real accounts, so they carry a beta label until they have earned its removal. More sources are coming soon.
Your reviews, replies and settings belong to you. Export everything whenever you like, and close your account without booking a call.
Small on purpose
ReviewHive is built by a small team, and support requests land with the people who wrote the code. When you report a bug, the person answering can open the file it lives in.
Small also means fast. Feature requests reach us directly, and good ideas often ship within days. If something in the app slows you down, tell us.
What guides the work
These are the rules we reach for when we disagree about what to build next.
- Ship it, then say it
- The website only describes what already works in the app. Anything still in progress is labeled as in progress.
- Your data stays yours
- Reviews, replies and analysis live in your workspace. Export them or delete them whenever you like. We never sell them.
- You press send
- AI writes the draft and a human approves it. Every reply is read by someone on your team before it goes out.
- Talk to a builder
- Support answers come from the people who build the product, not from a script or a ticket queue.
- Repair before expand
- Fixing a bug in something you rely on beats shipping a feature you never asked for. We work in that order.