FAQ

ReviewLinker Pro is $20/month or $149/year. You can cancel your paid subscription anytime — your existing public links and QR codes will keep working after your subscription ends.

ReviewLinker lets you create one review link per book that sends every reader to the right Amazon store — wherever they are. It also includes QR codes for your printed books, simple click analytics, and a guided review page to help readers find their way.

ReviewLinker is for Amazon and KDP authors who want to make it easier for readers to leave a review. It works for Kindle, paperback, and hardcover books.

Most authors add their first book and share a link within a few minutes. You need your book's ASIN to get started — that's it.

No. You create one link per book and ReviewLinker sends each reader to the right Amazon store automatically. No country-specific links to manage.

ReviewLinker routes to all 17 Amazon marketplaces: the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Poland, Japan, India, Brazil, and Mexico. The full list is also shown when you set up a link.

They're sent to your default store. You choose which store to use as the fallback when setting up your link.

Yes — you can change most settings at any time, including the Amazon store, whether the link goes to your review page or your book listing, and any country overrides. The one exception is the URL slug (the short text in your link). Changing the slug breaks any links or QR codes you've already shared or printed, so choose it carefully when you set up.

Yes. Every link comes with a QR code you can download in PNG or SVG format. Add it to your back matter, inside cover, or a bookmark. When a reader scans it, they go straight to the right Amazon store for their location.

Yes. You can include your ReviewLinker link as a clickable URL inside a Kindle book. Readers tap the link and land on the right Amazon review page.

ReviewLinker shows clicks per book broken down by country and Amazon store. You can see where your readers are coming from and how each book is performing over time.

Yes. You can cancel your paid subscription from your account settings at any time. Your Pro access continues until the end of the billing period you've already paid for. After that, you won't be able to create new links, edit destinations, view analytics, or use Pro features unless you resubscribe.

Yes. Existing public links and QR codes you created while your paid subscription was active will continue to work after your paid subscription ends, unless removed under our Terms — see 'Are my links ever deleted?' below.

Cancelling a paid subscription and receiving a full refund are different. If you cancel your paid subscription, you have paid for that billing period, so your existing public links and QR codes continue to work. If we issue a full refund, the purchase is treated as reversed. Your paid access ends, and we may remove or disable the books, public links, QR codes, analytics, and other resources created under that refunded subscription.

Your links are not deleted just because you cancel your paid subscription. Links may be removed or disabled if:

• you delete them yourself;
• you delete your account or ask us to delete your data;
• you receive a full refund for the subscription those links were created under;
• you use ReviewLinker in breach of our Terms or Amazon's policies;
• we are legally required to remove them; or
• ReviewLinker is discontinued or materially changed, with reasonable notice where possible.

No. The price you sign up at is locked in for as long as your subscription stays active.

ReviewLinker sends readers to the right Amazon store for their location. It doesn't review-gate content or offer incentives for reviews. You're always responsible for following Amazon's Community Guidelines when you ask for reviews — ReviewLinker doesn't change those rules.

You can invite readers to leave an honest review. You can't make reviews conditional on anything, promise incentives, or try to influence what the review says. If you want a ready-made starting point, the free Review Request Generator on this site has wording built around these guidelines.