Your own review page
At yourapp.fairsay.app, with your details, your rating and every review. People can leave one without leaving the page.
Including yours. List your product on Fairsay and get a review page people can find, a review widget for your own site, and a rating badge that keeps itself up to date
Add it once. You get a page people can find, a way to collect reviews on your own site, and every review in one place.
At yourapp.fairsay.app, with your details, your rating and every review. People can leave one without leaving the page.
Your page links back to your site with a normal, followed link. Ratings are marked up with structured data, so search results and AI assistants can quote them.
A review widget lets people rate you without leaving your site, and a badge shows off your rating. Both are one snippet each.
Open one to see what your page could look like.
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Add your website and we'll set up the page for you. You check it over before it goes live.
Three steps, and you don't have to write a thing from scratch.
We read it and fill in your name, icon, description and preview image. Change anything that's off.
Add a DNS record, a meta tag or a small file to your site, whichever is easiest. That's how we know you run it.
Pick your page address and send it to your users. Add the widget and a badge whenever you're ready.
Verify your domain with a DNS record, a meta tag or a file. After that, nobody else can take the page over.
Bring in reviews from the App Store, Google Play and Product Hunt. New ones sync on their own.
Reviews from your page, your widget and the stores land in one list. Work through it like email.
Answer reviews on your page, where the next person can see you listened. The reviewer gets an email.
Hear about a new review as soon as it's posted, wherever you'd rather get it.
Linked from your category and new-product pages, and included in our sitemap.
Badges and widget
One snippet. The badge updates itself as reviews come in.
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Maybe. Anyone can look up a website on Fairsay and review it, so your product may have a page and reviews already. Type your address at the top to check. Listing it lets you verify the domain and run the page yourself.
An account and your product's website. We fill in the name, icon, description and preview image from your site. Then you verify the domain and pick your page address.
So nobody else can take over your page. You add a DNS TXT record, a meta tag or a small file to your site. Once it checks out, you're the only one who can edit the page and reply as the maker.
It gives search engines two things to work with. Your page links to your site with a normal, followed link, not a nofollow one. And your ratings and reviews are marked up with structured data, so search results and AI assistants can read and quote them.
Yes. Paste the link to your listing and Fairsay imports its reviews, then keeps checking for new ones. You can add more than one listing, say an iPhone app and a Mac app.
No. They add a name and an email and post, on your page or through the widget on your site. The email isn't shown. We use it to tell them when you reply.
You hear about it by email or Telegram, and you can reply on your page where everyone can see it. A calm, useful reply often does more for you than a five-star review. Spam and abuse can be reported.
Add your website and see what we find. You can change anything before it goes live.
List your product