There are 2 ways:

1. Collect video reviews through our Watch Humans Try It community each month. Choose the number of reviews you would like to collect per month, who your target audience is and we’ll do the rest.
2. Invite your existing customers to leave you a video review, or automatically invite new customers to review at key points during their purchase flow using our automated solution.

It’s easy.

• Tell us your ideal reviewer demographics.
• Send us the products you want reviewed.
• We distribute them to our video-reviewing humans.
• You get genuine video reviews and a Really Good Score™.

Well that depends how many products you want to send and how many reviews you would like, but you will see the first few reviews within 2 weeks of the products arriving to us.

Depending on which paid package you subscribe to, you can use the reviews on your socials, your D2C site using our bespoke widgets and in pitch packs for investors.

Nope, you’re locked in forever. We throw your subscription into a deep, dark well guarded over by a rather boring Goblin named Paul. We don’t invite Paul to the Christmas Party. We say, “Another one for you, Paul.” and Paul wheezes a laugh. He says “Right you are! Hell of a weekend I’ve had, by the way.” And then we have to listen. We have to listen to Paul’s lame weekend story about terrorising a small village outside Milton Keynes.

Actually, on second thought we’re going to fire Paul. You can cancel your subscription anytime.

Honestly, we like credit card details. We stitch them into body pillows and take them home. It’s calming. It helps us doze off, knowing our customers’ details are safe with us.

They’re also super helpful when you want to upgrade your package later down the line.

We’d like to say yes, but our lawyers say no. This SAAS video-reviewing product is unlikely to give you shredded abs, shining white teeth, or fix the thorny issues in your loveless marriage.

It will, however, convert more customers for you at point-of-sale. Up to 35% more, actually. Nice. Take that, Karen.

That doesn’t sound comfortable, try a chair. We can help you find one.