How to Automate Amazon's Request a Review Button (5-Minute Setup)
- Akash Singh

- Sep 28
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 29

If you're clicking Amazon's "Request a Review" button manually, you're doing it wrong. Not morally wrong – just inefficiently wrong, like using a flip phone in 2025.
Let me guess your daily routine: Log into Seller Central, navigate to orders, filter by shipped, click each order individually, find that tiny button, click it, confirm, repeat... for hours.
Sound familiar? You're not alone. But here's the thing – there's a much better way.
What Is Amazon's Request a Review Button?
Quick refresher: Amazon's "Request a Review" button is their official way for sellers to ask customers for reviews. When you click it, Amazon sends a standardized, compliant email to the buyer.
The good news: It's 100% TOS-compliant.The bad news: It doesn't scale past about 50 orders per day.
Why Automation Makes Sense
Let's do some quick math:
Manual clicking: 30-45 seconds per order
100 orders daily: 50+ minutes of pure button clicking
Annual time investment: 300+ hours
That's nearly two months of full-time work just clicking buttons. Your time is worth more than that.
Your 3 Automation Options
Option 1: Professional Automation Tools (Recommended)
Best for: Most sellers who want simple, compliant automation
How it works:
Sign up for a service like ReviewFlow, FeedbackWhiz, or similar
Connect your Amazon account (secure OAuth)
Set preferences (timing, filters)
Let it run automatically
Pros: Set-and-forget, fully compliant, includes analyticsCons: Monthly cost ($15-50)
Option 2: Browser Extensions
Best for: Budget-conscious sellers with simple needs
How it works:
Install Chrome extension
Extension auto-clicks buttons while you watch
Still requires your computer to be on
Pros: Cheaper than full automation
Cons: Not truly hands-off, security concerns
Option 3: Build Your Own
Best for: Developers or large operations
Requirements:
Amazon SP-API integration
Server infrastructure
Ongoing maintenance
Reality check: Unless you're technical or have 200+ hours to spare, skip this option.
Step-by-Step: Setting Up Professional Automation
Step 1: Choose Your Tool
Research based on:
Amazon API integration (non-negotiable)
Pricing vs. features
Customer reviews
Compliance track record
Step 2: Sign Up & Connect
Create account with chosen service
Connect Amazon account through OAuth
Verify permissions (legitimate services only request what they need)
Step 3: Configure Settings
Timing: 5-14 days after delivery (varies by product type)Filters: Exclude returns, refunds, negative feedback ordersMarketplaces: Choose US, UK, CA, etc.
Step 4: Test & Monitor
Start with small batch
Monitor first week closely
Check Amazon account health
Adjust based on response rates
What to Expect After Automation
Response rates: Jump from 1-2% (manual) to 15-30% (automated)Time savings: 50+ minutes daily back in your scheduleConsistency: Every delivered order gets a requestPeace of mind: No more forgotten orders or missed opportunities
Quick Setup Checklist
Choose automation tool with Amazon API integration
Sign up and connect Amazon account
Set timing rules (7-14 days for most products)
Enable smart filters (exclude returns/refunds)
Start with test batch
Monitor results for first week
Scale to full automation
The Bottom Line
Manual review requests made sense in 2019. In 2025, it's like insisting on handwriting emails.
Your choice: Spend 50+ minutes daily clicking buttons, or spend 5 minutes setting up automation and focus on growing your business.
The math is simple. The choice is yours.
Ready to automate? Try ReviewFlow (A SellerMate.AI Product) – no button clicking required.



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