Anyone can gather praise. Mind my review turns real customer experiences into published proof: each reviewer is verified against a genuine transaction, each review keeps its audit trail, and every page is written so search engines can read it.
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No open submission form, no anonymous drive-by ratings, no quiet deletions.
Review invitations are triggered by a confirmed order, booking or support ticket — through our API, a webhook or a CSV import. Only people who actually bought from you get asked.
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Email ownership, device fingerprint and transaction reference are matched before anything goes live. Duplicates, bot patterns and known paid-review networks are flagged automatically.
Automated screening in under 24 hours
Each review is published on its own page with a verification badge, a timestamp and schema.org markup — so customers and search engines see the same verified record.
Structured data included on every page
Trust is not a badge you buy. It is a process people can inspect.
Every review is tied to a confirmed email address and a real transaction reference. No account, no review.
Pattern analysis on timing, language and device data catches review farms and self-written praise before your customers see it.
Edits and removals are logged with a reason. You cannot quietly delete a bad review — and neither can we.
Data processing agreement, deletion requests and export handled for you. Servers and backups stay inside the European Union.
Reviews are rendered server-side with schema.org markup, so they can appear as rich results instead of hiding inside a widget.
Answer criticism in the open, next to the review itself. Handled well, a critical review sells better than a perfect score.
Sabine Müller
Ordered on Tuesday, delivered Thursday morning, packed properly. I called with a special request and it was noted straight away. Clear recommendation.
Reviewed: Sonnenfeld Bakery
{
"@type": "Review",
"author": {
"@type": "Person",
"name": "Sabine Müller"
},
"datePublished": "2026-08-14",
"reviewBody": "Ordered on Tuesday…",
"itemReviewed": {
"@type": "Thing",
"name": "Sonnenfeld Bakery"
}
}Every review page ships this structured data alongside the visible text — no JavaScript required to read it. See the integration guide for the details.
“We switched because our old widget was invisible to Google. Six weeks later our review pages were bringing in more traffic than our blog.”
“The verification step is the whole point. Our customers can see that a review came from someone who actually ordered — and they say so on the phone.”
“Setup took an afternoon. The part I did not expect: answering the two critical reviews publicly won us more customers than the good ones.”
Invitations are only sent for a confirmed transaction, and the link in them is single-use and tied to that transaction. Before publication we match email ownership, timing and device signals against known manipulation patterns.
No — and that is what makes the good ones worth something. You can report a review that breaks the policy, and you can reply publicly to any review. Both actions are visible in the log.
Each review is published as its own server-rendered page with schema.org markup, so it can be indexed and shown as a rich result. Nothing is hidden behind JavaScript.
Most teams are live the same day: connect your shop or send us the order events, adjust the invitation template, done. The integration guide walks through it step by step.
Start collecting verified reviews today. No contract, no setup fee, and your data stays yours.