A review page for online creators
Your customers’ reviews, at an address you own.
One link beats forty screenshots.
Your account can be closed overnight. Your reviews should not go with it. See how a subscription site creator keeps them
The bad days it is for
Someone doubts you
Your work gets sold or copied
Your link gets banned
A buyer asks about the deal
Your page looks generic
It holds your links too, so one address can be your page and your link in bio.
Subbed for three months. Posts every day like she says, answered every message I sent, and the custom showed up two days early.
Fast repliesWent above and beyond
Anonymous · Subscriber, three months✓ Verified
Example
Ordered the ceramic planter for my mom's birthday. Showed up wrapped like an actual gift, a week early, and she had a fern in it by that afternoon.
Delivered on time
Priya · Bought a planter
Example
How it works
theyrave.com- 1You hand out one link, in your bio or in a DM after the sale.
- 2They write it in their own words, and nobody asks them to sign up or give an email address.
- 3You approve it. Nothing shows until you do, and you cannot edit what they wrote.Until then it waits on your dashboard, where only you and a moderator you invite can see it. The email saying it arrived never says what you sell.
- 4It lives at your address and follows you when you move on.Download every word of it whenever you like, or delete the lot from your settings. A page can also offer a signed record of its reviews, as a Proof record, so a visitor can see nobody retyped them.
Total dueNothing
For creators of every kind, and everybody who sells
Sell on Twitch, Depop, X, Ko-fi, Patreon, Etsy or straight out of your DMs. If somebody pays you, you can have a page.