Revly review
A focused review hub with a free tier, AI response drafts, and marketplace monitoring.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Revly is a review management platform for software companies and SaaS teams that need to collect, monitor, organize, and respond to customer reviews. Smart collection links support customer check-ins and platform routing, while a central dashboard brings reviews from multiple software and marketplace platforms together. Teams can search and filter reviews by platform, rating, and response status, then use widgets to display reviews on websites. Its focus fits businesses managing software listings, app stores, and marketplace profiles rather than broad customer-feedback programs.
The pricing structure starts with a Free plan at $0 per month, billed monthly. It includes two monitored channels, one collection link, 10 collected reviews per month, daily review monitoring, and email support. Pro costs $41 per month when billed annually or $49 per month when billed monthly. It adds five monitored channels, three collection links, AI enhancement, sentiment and responses, custom branding and incentives, reports, a widget, and notifications. Business costs $84 per month annually or $99 per month monthly, with 15 monitored channels, 10 collection links, unlimited team members, API and integrations, custom domain, and white-label options. The Agency plan covers 10+ managed clients and includes multi-client dashboard and billing, per-client branding, and dedicated support.
Revly’s strongest fit is a team that wants review collection and monitoring centered on software and marketplace listings. Slack and email notifications can surface new reviews, while integrations include Slack, Claude, ChatGPT, Google Sheets, and HubSpot. Paid plans add reporting, exports, and integrations, and the Business tier is the clearest choice for teams needing API access, multiple collaborators, or white-label presentation. Smaller teams can start with the non-time-limited Free plan, but its collection cap and two-channel limit may constrain active review programs. Choose Revly for marketplace-oriented review operations; consider an alternative if your priority is a broader feedback workflow beyond software and marketplace reviews.
Revly pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan with two monitored channels and daily monitoring
- AI-assisted review drafts, sentiment, and feedback enhancement
- Widgets, alerts, filtering, reports, and exports on paid plans
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan limits collection to 10 reviews per month
- Paid plans monitor five or 15 channels, depending on tier
- Agency pricing is not shown with the plan highlights
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