Slack integration

Send App Store and Google Play reviews to Slack.

Bring reviews from your iOS and Android apps into the Slack channels your product and support teams already use. Give each app its own route and keep follow-up in the thread.

14 days free · No credit card required

iOS + Android alerts to one Slack channel: $10/month, billed annually at $120 for two Flows. Optional add-ons and tax are additional.

# app-reviewsChannel

Daylight has a new App Store review

★★

Trouble signing in

I love the app, but I can’t sign in after the latest update.

United States · Version 2.8

Reply to review

Daylight has a new Google Play review

★★★★★

Back on track

The new update fixed it. Thanks for listening!

English · Version 2.8

Review alert in Slack illustration · Example data

Slack alerts with enough detail to act

Put reviews in the channel people already watch

Product and support can see new feedback without opening another dashboard.

Keep noisy reviews out

Choose the ratings and locales that belong in each channel.

Reply from Slack

Add Reply-to-Review for $10/month per Flow, billed annually, to answer eligible App Store and Google Play reviews from the alert.

How it works

Connect ReviewBot to Slack

  1. 1

    Create a Flow

    Choose the App Store or Google Play listing you want to monitor.

  2. 2

    Connect Slack

    Authorize the workspace and select a channel.

  3. 3

    Set the rules and save

    Choose ratings and locales, then save the Flow and check the setup message. Confirm a new matching review separately; the setup message only checks the connection.

Read the setup guide
ReviewBot’s app selector: country and app-name fields, a Search button, and Apple’s Numbers listing selected from search results.
The ReviewBot app selector, using Apple’s public Numbers listing as an example. Check the app name and developer before adding your source.

Made for your workflow

Give every app a channel and an owner.

Route each app’s reviews to the people responsible for it. Your team can discuss a review in its Slack thread and decide who follows up.

Compare plans and options
Choose the workspace and channel

Authorize Slack, then select exactly where the Flow should post.

Separate different kinds of feedback

Use one Flow for low-star reviews and another for a different source, rating range, or region.

Choose alerts or reports

Post reviews as they arrive or send a weekly or monthly summary.

Reply from Slack

Enable Reply-to-Review for $10/month per Flow, billed annually, to answer supported App Store and Google Play reviews directly from Slack.

Plan your review routes

Each store listing and Slack channel pair uses one Flow. These examples use base review alerts; replies, global coverage, translation and weekly reports cost extra.

One app on iOS and Android
Two store listings → one team channel
2 Flows · $10/month, billed annually at $120
Three apps, each on both stores
Six store listings → a channel for each app
6 Flows · $30/month, billed annually at $360

Prices in USD, before tax. Reply-to-Review is optional at an additional $10/month per enabled Flow, billed annually at $120 per Flow.

Simple, flexible pricing

Start with a single Flow.

One store listing, one destination. An iOS app and an Android app sent to the same channel use two Flows.

Weekly reports, global coverage, translation, and replies are optional paid add-ons.

See all pricing and add-ons

A few things to know.

What does ReviewBot post to Slack?

ReviewBot can post new review alerts and scheduled status reports with review context, rating, source details, and direct links where available.

Can I reply to app reviews from Slack?

Yes. The Reply-to-Review add-on costs $10/month per enabled Flow, billed annually, and lets eligible App Store and Google Play accounts reply directly from Slack.

Can I choose which reviews get posted to Slack?

Yes. Configure rating and locale filters so each Slack Flow posts only the feedback that channel owns.

Can I route only one- and two-star reviews?

Yes. Configure star filters and choose the country or language for the channel’s ownership.

What permissions does Slack setup need?

The Slack authorization step requests the permissions required to select the workspace/channel and deliver the configured alerts. Review the OAuth consent screen before approving.

Can I send different apps to different channels?

Yes. Create separate Flows for apps, stores, channels, or alert policies.

Bring your next review to your team.

Create your first Flow. Try every feature free for 14 days.

Start free trial