TheyRave

TheyRave

Who it is for

Anybody who sells something and has buyers to ask. Proof works differently in every trade, and so does the moment to ask for it. Each of these is its own page.

For OnlyFans, Fansly and Chaturbate creators

Reviews at an address that stays yours, not a platform that can shut you down

Subscribers want proof before they pay that you post and answer, and that customs show up. A review page is better proof than a screenshot.

Read the page for OnlyFans, Fansly and Chaturbate creators

Selling things

  • Etsy sellers

    Etsy owns every review you get. A page at an address that stays yours costs nothing and travels with you when you move on.

  • Depop and Vinted

    Depop and Vinted do not let a rating follow you anywhere else. A page at an address that stays yours does, and it is free.

  • eBay sellers

    eBay feedback is a percentage and one short line, and it stays on eBay. A page at an address that stays yours holds what buyers say.

  • Poshmark sellers

    Poshmark keeps your love notes inside the app. A page at an address that stays yours shows them to buyers who never open Poshmark.

  • Gumroad and Ko-fi

    Anyone can rack up downloads. Reviews from people who actually opened the file are what convinces the next stranger to pay.

  • Musicians selling merch

    Fans buying merch want proof it is worth it and it will actually show up. Reviews from other fans beat a monthly listener count.

Making content

  • Twitch streamers

    A number next to your name proves nothing. Reviews from subs and viewers do.

  • YouTube creators

    Sponsors and members want to know the channel delivers. A page of real reviews says more than a subscriber badge.

  • Patreon creators

    Somebody deciding whether to join a tier wants to know it delivers. Reviews from current patrons say that better than the tier list does.

  • Indie game makers

    Wishlisted is not bought. Reviews in a player's own words are what gets somebody off the fence.

Selling your time

  • Commission artists

    A commission means paying for something that does not exist yet. Past clients telling it straight is what gets a stranger to send the deposit.

  • Freelancers

    Clients hire on trust before they see the work. Past clients describing the process is what builds that trust.

  • Fiverr and Upwork

    Fiverr and Upwork keep every review on their own site. A page at an address that stays yours shows clients who find you anywhere else.

  • Tattoo artists

    A booked-out calendar and good photos are not proof of a good experience. Past clients describing the whole thing, healing included, are.

  • Photographers

    Anyone can curate a great gallery. Reviews from clients cover the parts a gallery cannot: how the shoot itself went.

  • Tutors and coaches

    Booking a tutor or coach means trusting a stranger with someone's progress. Reviews from people who already took that leap get the next one to book.

  • Airbnb hosts

    Your Airbnb reviews stay on Airbnb. A page at an address that stays yours shows them to guests who book with you directly, where no platform takes a fee.

Not on the list? The product is the same for everybody. What Supporter adds, and what it costs, is on the pricing page. The guides are on when and how to ask, and what to do with a bad one.