TheyRave

TheyRave

Two plans

You can use Free for as long as you like. Supporter is six dollars a month or 50 a year, adds the safety checks and the extras, and keeps the site running. The small line at the foot of every page, saying the reviews were collected with TheyRave, is on both.

Plan

$0for as long as you like$6a month, or $50 a year

Supporter adds 28 things, marked +.

Your page

  • Your own page at an address you choose. Change your handle later and the old address keeps working.
  • As many reviews as people care to write. Nobody sees one until you approve it, and you can hide or delete any of them.
  • A switch to take reviews by link only, so every review on your page came from somebody you invited.
  • A reply under any review, and a tagline under your name.
  • The appearance editor: all five themes, your own colors, sixteen faces, sizes and the initials in your badge.
  • The studio: moving 2D and 3D backgrounds, a song, your colors and fonts.
  • The embed widget, to show your reviews on your own site.
  • An email when a review arrives.
  • A QR code and table card for your review link, to print and set where you sell.
  • Any approved review as an image in your page's colors, for X or Instagram.
  • Rules before you DM: fans read your rules and get a code to paste into their first message.
  • Sign in with your handle and a password, an email link, or X.
  • Bring your own domain. A domain you already own and pay for elsewhere, such as reviews.yourname.com, can point at your page and it answers there. We do not sell domains or host your site; your page stays here and keeps its theyrave.com address too.Supporter
  • Pin one review to the top of your page, whichever way a visitor sorts.Supporter
  • Any font on Google Fonts, typed by name, in any of the five slots.Supporter
  • Up to five pages under one account, with a switcher.Supporter
  • A schedule of looks, a test that shows half your visitors one look and half another, and dated drops your fans can save to a calendar.Supporter
  • A banner telling visitors your new address when you move.Supporter
  • A live badge picture for your bios that shows your review count.Supporter
  • Visitors who come from Instagram or TikTok can see a cleaner set of links than everyone else.Supporter
  • Up to two questions of your own on the review form, answered in a short line or as a rating from 1 to 5, shown under each review.Supporter
  • After a review is sent, the reviewer goes on to a page of yours: a discount code, your shop, a booking page.Supporter
  • Printable poster: a QR code to your review form, in your page's colors and font, in US Letter or A4.Supporter
  • Ask before you buy: a box where a buyer asks you a question, with a private link back to your answer.Supporter
  • A private thank-you on the reviewer's receipt, with a code or a link if you like.Supporter
  • Regulars: a link tied to someone who reviewed you before, so their second review sits with their first.Supporter
  • A second seat: one person you invite by email who can approve, hide and reply to reviews, and cannot touch the page, the studio or billing.Supporter
  • A webhook: every new review posted as signed JSON to an address of yours, for Zapier, Slack or your own code, with a test button.Supporter
  • A to-do list across all your pages, and private stars and notes on reviews.Supporter
  • Upload a song to your page, and trace a picture into a shape in the studio.Supporter

Keep it safe

  • Fans can report an account pretending to be you, and other creators can vouch for you on your page.
  • A plan for a ban. Ban switch sends your fans to your backup platform, and any link can carry a backup that takes over when it goes dead.
  • Lockdown hides your page in one press. Retire mode sets a last day and tells your fans before the account closes.
  • Caption Check for words that get posts hidden, Take-Home for what you keep after fees, Payout weather for late payouts across creators, and a warning when a platform's rules change.
  • Lookalike Watch: a daily check for new accounts spelled like yours.Supporter
  • Name Watch: a daily web search for your names on leak sites, a Report a leak box on your page, and a takedown notice ready to send.Supporter
  • Custom terms a buyer signs before you make a custom, so you have their yes in writing if they dispute the charge.Supporter
  • Find Me Again: fans leave an address on your page, and if you have to move, one message tells them all where you went.Supporter

Know your numbers

  • Thirty days of form opens and reviews sent, and the site that sent you the most visitors this week.
  • Stats: ninety days of history, page views day by day, widget loads, the sites that send people to you, and a warning when visits from one site suddenly drop.Supporter
  • A Monday email with the week's numbers for every page, so you do not have to open the stats to know.Supporter
  • Every review as a spreadsheet, whenever you want it.Supporter
  • A quarter book of your reviews, ready to print or save as a PDF.Supporter
  • A read-only stats link for a manager, which stops working after 30 days.Supporter
  • Watch up to three other creators' pages, if they allow it.Supporter
Claim your page

Charged in US dollars. Your bank converts it. If you cancel, you keep Supporter until the paid time ends. Unused days are not refunded.

If you stop, nothing is deleted. A pinned review unpins, a Google font falls back to the face you had before, and pages beyond the first go unpublished until you come back. Payment is handled by Stripe and no card detail ever reaches us.