5 free verified-customer invitations
Buy Google Play reviews? Grow real ones from verified customers
Confirm a real meaningful in-app milestone or successful task, send customers a neutral invitation, and let them share their own experience on Google Play.
- Verified purchase or visit required
- Customer writes their own feedback
- Campaign reporting and dedicated support
Launch your Google Play campaign
Start with 5 free verified-customer invitations
A verified-customer Google Play review campaign is a structured way to grow Google Play reviews without buying them. It starts from a verified customer event (meaningful in-app milestone or successful task), invites that customer only through methods Google Play allows, and lets them decide whether to respond, what to write, and which rating to give.
How it works
How the Google Play in-app review flow is planned
Verification is based on a completed meaningful in-app milestone or successful task. Customers write their own feedback and choose their own rating.
Connect your customer records
Import completed meaningful in-app milestone or successful task from your POS, CRM, booking tool, or invoice history.
Approve the invitation
We prepare a concise, neutral Google Play request with your direct profile link.
Launch in measured batches
Use the Google Play In-App Review API after a genuine success moment and separate private product feedback from public rating requests.
Measure and improve
Use response and profile data to improve timing, segmentation, and customer experience.
Verification
The Google Play review card follows real use of the app
The in-app review flow is triggered after a completed task, never at launch or behind a reward.
Verified customer activity
Every invitation must connect to a completed meaningful in-app milestone or successful task in your records.
Customer-controlled feedback
Customers decide whether to respond, what to write, and the rating they choose.
Campaign reporting
Track verification, invitation delivery, responses, profile growth, and next actions in one dashboard.
Google Play campaign pricing
Which Google Play campaign plan fits your customer volume?
Plans include verification, invitation delivery, reporting, and dedicated support for Android app users.
Starter
Per month, in USD
30 verified customer invitations / month
Platforms
- Google Business Profile
Included
- 30 verified customer invitations
- Purchase or visit verification workflow
- Real-time performance dashboard
- Dedicated account manager
- Local-SEO guidance for your listing
Guarantees
- Campaign launch guarantee
- Invitation delivery reporting
- 10% off your next order
Professional
Per month, in USD
60 verified customer invitations / month
Platforms
- Google Business Profile
Included
- 60 verified customer invitations
- Purchase or visit verification workflow
- Real-time performance dashboard
- Dedicated account manager
- Local-SEO guidance for your listing
- CRM and business-tool integration
Guarantees
- Campaign launch guarantee
- Priority invitation delivery reporting
- 15% off your next order
Enterprise
Per month, in USD
90 verified customer invitations / month
Platforms
- Google Business Profile
- Trustpilot
- Yelp page management
- Other major platforms
Included
- 90 verified customer invitations
- Purchase or visit verification workflow
- Multi-location support (up to 2 profiles)
- Real-time performance dashboard
- Dedicated account manager
- Local-SEO guidance for your listing
- CRM and business-tool integration
Guarantees
- Campaign launch guarantee
- Priority invitation delivery reporting
- Quarterly reputation strategy review
Only customers with a verified purchase or visit are invited. Customers write their own feedback, and publication is never guaranteed. Campaign launch guarantee: if we cannot launch your campaign within the agreed timeframe, your first month is refunded.
Business impact
What well-timed Google Play ratings bring to an Android app
Turn completed customer experiences into a repeatable reputation and conversion workflow.
Stronger customer trust
Recent Google Play feedback gives prospects more context before they contact or buy from you.
Better conversion support
A consistent in-app feedback workflow supports store credibility and product-learning loops.
A repeatable workflow
Turn every eligible customer event into a consistent invitation opportunity without manual follow-up.
Google Play ratings guide
Google Play ratings: the In-App Review API and the policy around it
How the in-app review card works, the design rules Google publishes for it, and what the Play policy says about ratings.
What Google Play's ratings policy prohibits
Google Play's User Ratings, Reviews, and Installs policy forbids developers from manipulating ratings, reviews, or install counts. That includes fraudulent or incentivized ratings and reviews, asking users to rate the app in exchange for rewards, submitting ratings on users' behalf, and asking users to give a high rating as a condition of a feature. Breaches can lead to removed reviews, app suspension, or developer account action.
How the In-App Review API works
The In-App Review API lets users rate and review an app from a card shown inside it, without opening the Play Store. The app requests a review flow, and Google Play decides whether to show the card. A time-bound quota limits how often a given user sees it, and the API never tells the app whether the user rated or what they wrote.
- 1Add the Play In-App Review library to the app and create a ReviewManager.
- 2Pick a moment after the user has used the app enough to judge it, such as finishing a task.
- 3Request the review flow shortly before that moment so the card is ready.
- 4Launch the flow and continue the app normally when it finishes, whatever happened.
- 5Test with internal app sharing or an internal test track, where the quota behaves differently.
In-App Review design rules: do and don't
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Trigger the flow after a natural stopping point in the app | Show it at launch or in the middle of a task |
| Show the card exactly as Google Play renders it | Resize, overlay, or change the card's design |
| Keep a separate, optional private feedback form for support | Ask whether the user likes the app before the card appears |
| Accept that the card may not appear because of the quota | Call the flow from a button that promises a rating screen |
| Treat every rating as useful product input | Offer rewards, coins, or unlocked features for a rating |
Replying to Google Play reviews
Developers can read, filter, and reply to reviews in Play Console, as described in View and analyze your app's ratings and reviews. Users are notified of a reply and can update their review, so a clear answer to a bug report is often the most effective follow-up.
Thanks for reporting this, [first name]. The crash when [action] was fixed in version [x.y], released on [date].
If you still see it after updating, please write to [support email] with your device model so we can look into it.
- Reply in the language of the review and keep it short.
- Name the version that contains a fix rather than promising dates.
- Do not ask the user to raise their rating in exchange for help.
Sources & references
The rules this method follows
Official policies and regulations behind every campaign, reviewed in 2026.
- 116 CFR Part 465: Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials
FTC rule, U.S. Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
- 2Prohibited and restricted content (fake engagement)
Google Maps user-generated content policy
- 3Tips to get more reviews
Google Business Profile Help
- 4In-App Review API
Android Developers
- 5User Ratings, Reviews, and Installs policy
Play Console Help
- 6View and analyze your app's ratings and reviews
Play Console Help
FAQ
Google Play review campaign FAQ
Answers about Google Play's review rules and how a verified-customer campaign works on the platform.
How do Android apps ask for Google Play ratings?
Google Play offers the In-App Review API, which shows a rating and review card inside the app without sending users to the Play Store. The API decides whether the card appears and does not tell your app whether the user left a review, so your flow must continue normally afterward either way.
Is there a limit on how often the in-app review card appears?
Yes. Google Play applies a time-bound quota to how often a user can see the review dialog and does not publish the exact number. Calling the API several times over a short period may simply show nothing. Trigger it only after meaningful success moments, not on a timer or at app launch.
Can I ask users a question before showing the review card?
Google's guidelines say not to ask users questions, such as whether they like the app, before or while showing the review card, and not to change its design. Rewards for reviews are not allowed either. A separate private feedback form is fine as long as it does not filter who sees the card.
Why not buy Google Play reviews?
Google Play's developer policy prohibits manipulating ratings and reviews, including paid or incentivized reviews. Google removes suspicious reviews and can suspend apps or developer accounts that break the policy. In the United States, the FTC rule on fake reviews applies as well. Genuine in-app review prompts are the durable alternative.
Can developers reply to Google Play reviews?
Yes. You can reply publicly to reviews from Google Play Console, and users can update their review afterward. Answer bug reports with the fix or version number, thank users for feature suggestions, and keep replies short. Regular replies show prospective users that the app is actively maintained and supported.
