Automate Your Amazon Reviews

No. You can start your 30-day free trial without providing any payment information. We only ask for your card details if you decide to continue after the trial period.

Most sellers are live in under 5 minutes. Connecting your Amazon account via OAuth takes about 2 minutes. Configuring your timing rules takes another 2–3 minutes. After that, StarQuester runs automatically.

No technical knowledge required. If you can log into Amazon Seller Central, you can use StarQuester. Setup is a guided OAuth flow — no API keys, no code, no configuration files.

Once you connect your Amazon Seller Central account, StarQuester syncs your orders via the SP-API. When an order reaches your configured trigger window (typically 5–30 days after delivery), StarQuester automatically calls Amazon's Request a Review API — the same action as clicking the button in Seller Central, but done automatically at scale.

StarQuester immediately begins syncing your recent orders. Within a few minutes, your order history appears in the dashboard. From that point on, any order that reaches your configured timing window will automatically receive a review request — no action required on your part.

StarQuester syncs with Amazon's Selling Partner API to retrieve order status and delivery confirmation. Once an order is marked as delivered in Amazon's system, our scheduler starts counting down to your configured trigger window.

Orders are skipped if: the delivery date falls outside Amazon's allowed window (5–30 days post-delivery), the order has been refunded or returned, or Amazon's API indicates a review request has already been sent for that order. StarQuester automatically skips all ineligible orders.

You can pause automation for any seller account from the dashboard by toggling the schedule off. To stop entirely, you can disconnect your seller account. Pausing does not affect your subscription or billing.

Yes. StarQuester works with both Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) and Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM) orders, as long as they meet Amazon's review request eligibility criteria — delivered status, within the 5–30 day window, and not refunded.

Yes. The dashboard shows a full order history including which orders received a review request, the date it was sent, and the current status. You can filter by seller account, marketplace, and date range.

Yes. StarQuester uses Amazon's official Request a Review API — the same system Amazon built for authorized third-party tools. We never send custom emails, never incentivize reviews, and never selectively target only satisfied customers. Every request goes through Amazon's own system using their standard, non-customizable message.

No — automation via Amazon's official API is explicitly permitted. Amazon built the Request a Review API for exactly this purpose. What's prohibited is sending custom review solicitation emails outside Amazon's system, offering incentives, or review gating. StarQuester does none of these.

Compliant tools use Amazon's official SP-API to trigger the standard, Amazon-written review request message. Non-compliant tools send custom emails outside of Amazon's system, offer incentives for reviews, or target only positive-sentiment customers (called 'review gating'). Using non-compliant tools risks account suspension.

No. StarQuester exclusively uses Amazon's official Request a Review API. The message customers receive is written and sent by Amazon — we simply trigger it programmatically at your configured time. We have no access to customer email addresses.

No, and StarQuester doesn't attempt to. Amazon's review request message is non-customizable — it asks customers to share their honest experience. Targeting only satisfied customers ('review gating') is explicitly prohibited by Amazon's Terms of Service.

We monitor Amazon's policy updates closely and will update StarQuester accordingly. If a policy change affects automation, we'll notify all users by email before making changes that affect your scheduled requests.

StarQuester currently supports Amazon United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Japan. Germany and France are temporarily paused while we complete GDPR compliance work.

Your monthly limit depends on your plan: Standard (2,000 requests, 3 seller accounts), Professional (4,000 requests, 5 accounts), Business (10,000 requests, 7 accounts), Enterprise (40,000 requests, 15 accounts). The free trial includes 500 requests. Amazon also enforces one request per order, which StarQuester respects automatically.

Each time StarQuester successfully calls Amazon's API to send a review request, it counts as one request toward your monthly limit. Skipped orders (ineligible, already requested, refunded) do not count.

When you reach your monthly request limit, automation pauses until your limit resets at the start of the next billing cycle. You'll receive an email notification as you approach the limit so you can upgrade if needed.

Yes. You can change your plan at any time from the billing section of your dashboard. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades take effect at the start of your next billing cycle.

No. All plans are month-to-month by default. Annual billing is available at up to 17% off but is also cancellable — you're never locked in.

You can cancel from the billing section of your dashboard. Your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period. After cancellation, you won't be charged again.

StarQuester requests access to your Orders and Solicitations APIs via Amazon's standard OAuth flow. We request only the minimum permissions required to send review requests and sync order status. We never access your financial data, inventory, or listing details.

Yes. You can connect multiple seller accounts, with the number depending on your plan (Standard: 3 accounts, Professional: 5, Business: 7, Enterprise: 15). Each account can cover multiple marketplaces.

Yes. StarQuester stores only the encrypted OAuth tokens needed to access your seller account on your behalf. We never store your Amazon password. All credentials are encrypted at rest. You can revoke our access at any time from Amazon's developer app permissions page in Seller Central.

StarQuester flags refunded and returned orders before sending requests to avoid requesting reviews from customers who had a negative experience. If a return happens after a request was sent, that falls outside our control — but Amazon's review system allows customers to update their reviews at any time.

StarQuester is built for Amazon sellers who want simple, compliant, and effective review request automation. Unlike complex tools that bundle dozens of features, StarQuester focuses on doing one thing exceptionally well: maximizing your review request volume while keeping your account 100% compliant with Amazon's policies.

FeedbackWhiz and FeedbackFive bundle review requests with email automation, order analytics, and profit tracking — broader tools at higher prices. StarQuester is purpose-built for review request automation: simpler to set up, more affordable, and focused entirely on maximizing your review volume. FeedbackFive supports more marketplaces (16+); StarQuester currently covers US, Canada, UK, and Japan.

Manual clicking works for low-volume sellers (under 50 orders/month). Above that, it becomes a daily chore and orders inevitably get missed. StarQuester ensures every eligible order gets a request at the optimal time — no missed orders, no manual effort, and consistent timing that maximizes response rates.

StarQuester connects to your Amazon Seller Central account via the official Amazon Selling Partner API and automatically triggers the Request a Review button for eligible orders. You set your timing rules once, and we handle the rest — no manual clicking required.

Yes — when a tool uses Amazon's official SP-API, review request automation is fully legitimate and TOS-compliant. Note there's a separate, unrelated category of 'Amazon automation' business services (sometimes marketed as 'Amazon wealth automation') that manage a seller's entire store for a fee — that's a different product category with its own risks and isn't what StarQuester does. StarQuester only automates the Request a Review API call for accounts you already own and control.

Amazon's own Request a Review button in Seller Central is free but manual — you click it order by order. For automation, StarQuester offers a free 30-day trial with 500 review requests and no credit card required, so you can test full automation at no cost before deciding to subscribe.

No. StarQuester is entirely cloud-based and connects to your account through Amazon's official SP-API — there's nothing to install, and requests go out even when your browser is closed or your computer is off. Browser extensions that automate clicks in Seller Central require your browser to stay open and typically request broader account access than an official API integration.

Amazon allows generic packaging inserts (thank-you notes, warranty info, support contact details) as long as they don't ask for a review, offer an incentive, or direct customers off Amazon. Inserts that explicitly request reviews violate Amazon's policies and carry suspension risk. StarQuester avoids that risk entirely by using Amazon's own Request a Review API instead of any printed material.

They're unrelated despite the similar name. Amazon review automation (what StarQuester does) sends Amazon's official review request to your own customers via the SP-API. 'Amazon automation' business services are a different, much broader offering where a third-party company manages an entire Amazon store on your behalf for a fee — often marketed toward people looking for a hands-off investment. StarQuester is software you use to run your own store, not a managed investment service.