Question 1

What does Repwyn review intelligence do?

Accepted Answer

Repwyn turns supported review activity into a location-level operating signal: it surfaces sentiment, themes, and meaningful changes so owners can see what needs attention. AI can draft a response from the review context, but a human must review and approve it before anything is published.

Question 2

How does Repwyn attribute review-request ROI?

Accepted Answer

A consent-aware request can begin from a completed job or appointment, then Repwyn connects request, delivery, engagement, feedback, and public-review evidence in the location report. Review-request ROI attribution is bounded and can remain pending or unavailable; a public destination share, click, or review alone is not proof of a request-caused outcome.

Question 3

What is the Repwyn launch offer?

Accepted Answer

After the card-required trial, the current offer is $49.50 per location per month for the first 12 billed months, then $99 per location per month. Billing is per location, so the monthly amount follows the number of locations in the account rather than a single flat workspace fee.

Question 4

What happens after the first 12 billed months?

Accepted Answer

After the first 12 billed months, the standard renewal rate is $99 per location per month. That rate is also per location/month, and the change is shown in the billing offer so you can plan before renewal.

Question 5

What happens during the 14-day trial?

Accepted Answer

14-day card-required paid trial (a card is required; cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing). The trial is full-featured, and you can use Repwyn across the product during all 14 days; if you cancel before the trial ends, you are charged nothing. The card requirement lets the account be ready for the supported offer if you continue.

Question 6

How are review requests and replies controlled?

Accepted Answer

Review requests are consent-aware email or SMS deliveries with visible queued, sending, sent, or failed states. Repwyn can create an AI-drafted response from review context, but an owner or manager approves it before publishing; higher-risk conversations stay with the team. Reporting shows evidence and operating states, not guaranteed financial ROI or invented customer averages.