Review Request Emails

Most reviews come from customers you ask. After an order is fulfilled, PerkStack automatically emails the customer to review what they bought, and nudges them once more if they forget. It runs on its own, so your review count keeps growing without you lifting a finger. You control the timing, the wording, and whether to remind at all.

How it works

When an order is fulfilled, PerkStack schedules a review request for each distinct product in that order. By default:

  • The first request is sent 7 days after fulfillment, giving the customer time to receive and try the product.
  • A single reminder follows 3 days later — but only if the customer hasn't reviewed yet. The moment they leave a review, the reminder is cancelled.

Requests are one per product, so a three-item order can generate up to three requests. Only ever one reminder is sent, and a customer who reviews before it fires won't receive it.

Review request emails count toward your plan's monthly email cap (paid plans). If you reach the cap for the month, new requests pause until the cap resets — your storefront and review collection keep working normally.

Turn requests on and set the timing

Review requests are on by default. To review or change them, go to PerkStack → Settings → Reviews and find the Review Request Emails section:

SettingWhat it doesDefault
Enable review request emailsTurns automated requests on or offOn
Request delayDays after fulfillment before the first request is sent7 days
Send one reminderSends a single follow-up if no review has been submittedOn
Reminder delayDays after the first request before the reminder is sent3 days
A delay of 7 to 14 days works well for most stores — long enough for delivery and a first impression. Slow-shipping or considered-purchase products may want a longer delay.

Customize the email copy

The subject line and body of both the request and the reminder are edited under PerkStack → Settings → Email. Leave a field blank to use PerkStack's default wording, or write your own to match your brand voice.

You can drop in variables that fill themselves in for each customer and product:

VariableFills in
{{customer_name}}The customer's name
{{product_title}}The name of the product they bought
{{shop_name}}Your store name

For example, a subject line of How was your {{product_title}}, {{customer_name}}? greets each customer by name with the exact product they ordered. The Email settings page also lets you set your sender name and reply-to address and shows a live preview.

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