BEWERTIX

BEWERTIX is a review-management tool for businesses that want to collect more public ratings and route negative feedback away from Google. It may matter most to teams that care about turning customer feedback into more visible reviews, while keeping criticism inside their own process.

Quick Verdict

BEWERTIX appears to be a business-focused review platform centered on Google reviews, with support for other major review sites as well. The website describes a setup that can help companies ask for reviews, separate positive from critical feedback, and track results. The main thing to verify is whether its workflow fits how your team wants to handle unhappy customers, since that feedback is kept internal rather than posted publicly.

Key Features

• QR codes and review links for sending customers to a review flow.
• Routing of 4- and 5-star feedback to Google while critical feedback stays with the business.
• Support for Google, TripAdvisor, Yelp, Trustpilot, and Booking.com.
• Conversion tracking by portal, internal customer feedback handling, and statistics.
• A 30-day free trial and pricing that says all features are included in every plan.

The website also says the product is already used by 100+ companies. It does not clearly state implementation details for the QR and link setup, payment methods, cancellation terms, or data storage and security.

Who this is for

This looks best suited to businesses and agencies that want a structured way to collect reviews across several platforms, especially if they manage more than one company. The pricing page includes an Agency plan for multiple firms, so that is the clearest fit for larger operators or multi-client teams.

Verify the review-routing behavior carefully before adopting it, because the site says lower-rated feedback stays internal. Also verify whether the free trial converts automatically and whether the Business plan’s one-company limit matches your setup.

FAQ

Does BEWERTIX only work with Google reviews?

No. The website describes support for Google, TripAdvisor, Yelp, Trustpilot, and Booking.com.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. The site says there is a 30-day free trial and that no credit card is required.

What should I check before buying?

Confirm pricing, cancellation terms, data handling, and how the review-routing flow works in practice.