Perkly

Perkly turns reviews and discount coupons into a repeatable loop for small websites that need social proof they can actually point at. You collect ratings on Google and Facebook, publish an internal review wall, and hand the customer a coupon in return. One workflow, one dashboard, no duct-taping three plugins together.

What Perkly actually does

Perkly is a customer-review and rewards layer you bolt onto a site you already run. The dashboard tracks every review submission, the coupon engine hands out discount codes as a thank-you, and the analytics tab tells you which platform is doing the actual heavy lifting. Instead of a Google reviews widget over here and a Mailchimp coupon flow over there, the whole loop lives in one place. That matters more than it sounds. The reason most small sites never take reviews seriously is that no single tool ties the ask, the submission, and the reward together, so nobody wants to own the workflow long term.

• Collect internal reviews and publish them on your own domain, branded like the rest of the site
• Push customers to leave reviews on Google and Facebook from the same flow
• Hand out discount coupons automatically as a thank-you for a review
• Manage every submission from a single queue instead of five platform tabs
• Trigger social-media reward flows when a customer shares your site publicly

The features that matter

Most review tools stop at capture. Perkly's paid tiers push further, wiring the reward and the reporting into the same workflow, which is the part that turns a one-off five-star into a repeat purchase. The Business plan and up is where the analytics get useful, and the coupon builder starts feeling less like a toy and more like an actual marketing surface.

• Submission dashboard: one queue for every review, so nothing lives in an email inbox nobody checks.
• Discount coupons: auto-generated codes tied to a specific reward, a whole campaign, or a first-review bonus.
• Advanced analytics: reporting on which channels drive submissions and which coupons actually get redeemed.
• Social media rewards: treat a share on Instagram or Facebook as a redeemable action, not just a vanity metric.
• Custom branding: reviews render under your look, not inside a third-party widget with someone else's logo in the corner.

Who it's built for

This lands for small-site operators who already have some steady traffic and just need a way to convert it into visible social proof. Local service businesses, indie e-commerce shops, and agency owners running client sites are the sweet spot. Three-to-fifty reviews a month is roughly the volume where the coupon-back loop starts paying for itself. If you already have a heavy review engine like Trustpilot bolted on, this will feel redundant. Perkly is aimed at the layer below that: the shop that has never bothered collecting reviews because doing it properly meant stitching three subscriptions together.

The Free tier covers one website with internal reviews, Google and Facebook capture, and basic coupons, so you can wire the loop in and see whether it earns anything before paying for the analytics. If the paid tiers start feeling like the right upgrade, the jump to Business unlocks five websites, the full coupon tools, and the reporting you'll actually want to open on a Monday morning.