Automation page

Move review-reply work out of manual dashboards and into one automation API.

If your team already runs n8n, webhooks, CRM logic, or internal backends, ReviewReplyAPI gives you a cleaner path than another dashboard-first tool. Draft in sync mode, ingest in async mode, approve in the queue, and deliver through callbacks.

Automation page

Move review-reply work out of manual dashboards and into one automation API.

ReviewReplyAPI gives teams one automation API for drafting, async intake, approval, callbacks, and dashboard-controlled review operations.

approval-first
operational control
API workflow
$79/mo
3 outcomes
RU/EN buyer path
01
Incoming review
02
Draft + approval
03
Controlled delivery
What this page helps teams do
One API surface for sync and async review reply flows
Approval before final delivery or posting
Audit-friendly job status and history
Best fit

Built for developer-led teams, automation operators, and B2B products that need review replies as part of a larger workflow.

How the product works here

The product combines drafting, async intake, approval, and delivery instead of stopping at a single reply box.

Commercial fit
Growth from $79/mo. Guided setup from $500.

Self-serve teams usually start with Growth. Agencies, networks, and rollout-heavy accounts move through guided setup and manual activation before full billing automation is in place.

What happens before posting
The Google review workflow moves through drafting and approval before callback or posting.

This use case does not send raw AI output directly downstream. The review enters intake, the product builds a draft, and only after team approval does the reply move into delivery.

Security / data handling
Simple control signals cold traffic can evaluate quickly
Approve / reject history stays readable in the dashboard as an audit trail.
API keys, workspaces, and client routing help separate ownership across teams.
Guided setup remains available for sensitive rollout scenarios.

Where this API fits

The product fits between incoming review events and the final system that stores, posts, or escalates the reply. That makes it useful for both simple backend calls and queue-based operating models.

What teams usually automate first

Start with one source, one tone standard, and one callback destination. Once the team trusts the approval flow, expand to more platforms and client segments.

n8n or Zapier review intake
Backend-driven reply drafting
Approval queue before delivery to CRM or internal tools
Relevant routes
/api/v1/reviews/respond
Sync generation endpoint
/api/v1/reviews/ingest
Async intake for queue-based workflows
/api/v1/jobs/:id
Job status and approval tracking

Launch this use case in production.

Start with the generator to shape reply tone, then move the same logic into your backend or automation stack through the API.