Your review appears on the provider's company profile on Feedbax, in the "Reviews" section. There it is shown together with reviews from other sources, such as Google, that the provider has added to their profile.

When it appears

Only after you have approved the review and the Feedbax team has checked it, see Confirm and approve your review and After approval: the Feedbax check. Before that, it is not public.

What readers see

  • Your stars for Overall, Quality, Reliability, Value for money and Recommendation.

  • The headline, if you chose one, and the summary.

  • Your sections, from the starting point to the outcome.

  • The project details, for example the services.

  • Your name and company as you chose under "How you appear": with both, "Without name" or "Without company".

The published review does not carry an AI label.

In which languages

Feedbax automatically translates your review for the other language versions of the profile. Readers in other countries can then read it in their own language.

What it does for the provider

Your stars feed into the provider's averages and into their Feedbax Score. The score helps decide how high up the provider appears in the provider directories. Providers with the right subscription can reply to your review publicly. The reply then appears below it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I review anonymously?

If you wish, readers see neither your name nor your company: choose "Without name" or "Without company". Feedbax itself always knows who you are and only shares it with your consent. More in Confidentiality: who sees your data

Where do I find my review after publication?

In your dashboard under "My reviews". It says "Published" with the date there, and "Open profile" takes you to the provider's profile. More in Client dashboard: the overview.

Can I change the review after publication?

Only on request, see Can I change my review later?

Does my budget appear on the profile?

If you chose "Confidential", no budget range is shown there. More in Do I have to disclose the project costs?

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