For podcasters
Podcast reviews you own, from listeners who actually listen
Stop hoping people leave a rating inside an app. Give your audience one QR code and one link, collect star ratings and written reviews, and publish them wherever you want.
How it works
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Create your show's review page
Add the show name, cover art, a short description and your links. Listeners land on a page that clearly belongs to your podcast.
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Share the code and the link
Put the QR code in your episode artwork, show notes, newsletter and merch, and read the short link at the end of each episode.
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Use the feedback
Reply publicly, quote the best reviews in your promos, and let recurring themes shape your next season and guest list.
Downloads are a number, feedback is a direction
Download charts tell you how many people pressed play. They never tell you whether the interview format is working, whether episodes run too long, or which guest made someone recommend the show to a friend.
- Which episodes people actually finished and why
- Whether solo episodes or interviews land better
- What listeners want you to cover next
- The exact words your audience uses — perfect for promos
Questions worth asking your listeners
A good review prompt is specific. Ask for one thing, and you will get usable answers instead of "great show".
- Which episode would you send to a friend first?
- What would make you listen every week instead of sometimes?
- Is the episode length right for how you listen?
- Who should we interview next?
Reviews double as your press kit
One public page with real ratings, written quotes and your show branding does the job of a testimonial page, a sponsor pitch and social proof at the same time.
Frequently asked questions
Why collect reviews outside Apple Podcasts and Spotify?
Platform reviews are locked inside the platform: hard to read in one place, impossible to reply to, and useless as testimonials on your own site. A Reviewtic review page collects them where you control them.
How do listeners leave a review while listening?
Read your short link out loud and put your QR code in the episode art, show notes and newsletter. Listeners rate the show and leave a written comment in under a minute.
Does this help me get sponsors?
It helps a lot. Sponsors want proof of an engaged audience, and named written testimonials with star ratings are stronger evidence than download counts alone.
Can I ask about specific episodes?
Yes. Ask listeners to name the episode in their review, then use the pattern across reviews to plan the next season.