Amazon's own Request a Review, for every eligible order
Once you switch it on, SellerPilot sends Amazon's official Request a Review for every eligible order, 7 days after the order by default (you choose), within Amazon's 5 to 30 day window, never twice, with the products you exclude left out. Negative seller feedback is flagged the same day.
Amazon's own Request a Review for every eligible order, sent at the right time, never twice.
- Amazon's official Request a Review, not a custom email
- 7 days after the order by default; you choose
- Never twice for the same order
- Coverage and counts per month
How it works
Switch it on
Review requests are off until you turn them on.
Choose the timing
7 days after the order by default; pick another day inside Amazon's 5 to 30 day window.
Exclude products
Leave out products you don't want reviewed, such as a product with a known issue.
Requests go out every day
For each eligible order, once, through Amazon's Request a Review.
Watch the results
Coverage and counts per month, negative feedback flagged the same day, and review themes from your product reviews.
A month of review requests
A seller with 1,200 orders a month switches review requests on, with the default timing (7 days after the order) and one product excluded.
Every day SellerPilot sends Amazon's Request a Review for the eligible orders from 7 days before, once per order. Orders that were refunded, cancelled or outside Amazon's window are skipped.
At month end the coverage view shows how many eligible orders received a request, and a 1-star seller feedback was flagged the same day it arrived.
Illustrative numbers, not a customer result.
Why the official Request a Review
Amazon's Request a Review sends a standard message, in the buyer's language, asking for a product review and seller feedback. It cannot be edited, which is the point: it always follows Amazon's rules. Custom review-request emails are easy to get wrong, because asking for a positive review, offering anything in return, or asking only happy buyers breaks Amazon's policies.
Sending it to every eligible order is what makes it work: buyers who are happy rarely think to leave a review without a reminder.
What else is included
- Negative seller feedback flagged the same day
- Removal requests where Amazon allows them
- Review themes from your product reviews (Amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es and .co.jp)
What it does not do
Stated plainly, so you know before you start.
- It does not send custom review-request emails or ask for positive reviews
- It cannot send a request Amazon does not allow for that order (outside the window, or already requested)
- It does not offer anything in exchange for a review
Questions sellers ask
Is automating Amazon's Request a Review allowed?
When should I request a review on Amazon?
Can I request a review twice?
Do review requests work in every marketplace?
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