Help us shape the future of the RevenueHunt quiz app

At RevenueHunt we build the RevenueHunt: Recommender Quiz for merchants and we treat merchant feedback as the most important input we receive. If you have an idea for a feature, a frustration that came up while building your quiz, a comparison against another tool you’ve used, or just a thought on what we should prioritise next, we want to hear it.

This page collects the five ways you can give us feedback, so you can pick whichever fits your situation (a quick anonymous survey at one end, a scheduled call with the team at the other).

Why your feedback matters

The best product changes we’ve shipped came from merchant feedback. The shift to single-results-page recommendations (now the configuration 79% of top-converting quizzes use), the Klaviyo integration that lifted conversion 24% across the installed base, the Built for Shopify native-block embedding that removed the iframe latency: every one of those started with a merchant telling us what wasn’t working.

Concretely, your feedback helps us:

• Identify and fix issues before they affect other merchants.
• Understand which features deliver the most value so we can double down.
• Discover feature ideas we wouldn’t have come to ourselves.
• Improve the overall ergonomics of the Quiz Builder.

Five ways to give us feedback

Pick whichever channel fits the kind of feedback you have. None of these are gated behind a plan tier; every channel is open to every merchant.

1. The anonymous survey (fastest)

The quickest path. Takes 3-5 minutes, fully anonymous, no email required.

→ Take the survey

Best for: lightweight thoughts, feature votes, “this annoyed me” feedback that doesn’t need a back-and-forth.

2. The contact form

Use this when you want a response or have a specific question. We typically reply within hours during European business hours and same-day across most other time zones.

→ Contact form at revenuehunt.com/contact/

Best for: bug reports, specific feature requests, integration questions, partnership inquiries.

3. Email the team directly

If you’re already in conversation with someone on our team, replying to the most recent email is the fastest channel. For new threads, use the contact form above and we’ll route to the right person.

Best for: continuing a thread you’ve already started, sending screenshots or detailed setup descriptions.

4. Book a call with the team

For larger merchants, agencies and merchants working through a complex multi-quiz or multi-market setup, a 30-minute Zoom call is often the most productive path. The call is free and includes whichever team members are most relevant to your question (product, support, integrations).

→ Book a call via the contact form (mention “schedule a call” in the message)

Best for: complex setups, agency / partner conversations, strategic discussions about your funnel architecture, anything that’s faster to talk through than to type.

5. In-app feedback (when you spot the issue in context)

Inside the Quiz Builder, if you’re looking at a specific feature or setting and want to flag a problem with it, the in-product help-and-feedback link routes the message to our team with context about which page you were on. This is the highest-signal channel for specific UX feedback because we get the page context automatically.

Best for: “this setting confused me”, “this validation message wasn’t helpful”, “I expected this button to do X but it did Y”: granular UX feedback tied to a specific page.

Where to leave a public review

If you’ve been using the app for a while and want your feedback to be visible to other merchants evaluating it, public reviews matter too:

• Shopify app store: leave a review on the Recommender Quiz listing. Currently 4.9 stars across 415+ reviews; see what 415+ Shopify merchants say for context.
• WordPress.org plugin directory: leave a review on the WooCommerce plugin listing. Currently 5.0 stars across 100 reviews; see what 100+ WooCommerce merchants say for context.

Public reviews are the single most useful signal for merchants evaluating whether the app is right for their store, and they’re particularly impactful when they’re specific (which feature helped, which support team member helped, which segment of your business benefited).

What happens to your feedback

Every piece of feedback we receive lands in an internal tracker that the product and support teams review weekly. We can’t ship every requested feature, but we read every message that comes in and respond to anything that’s not anonymous. The themes that recur most often get prioritised against the roadmap.

A few patterns we’ve shipped based on direct merchant feedback in the past year:

• Built for Shopify native block (no iframe, no theme bolt-on), driven by merchants who wanted Core Web Vitals compliance and seamless theme inheritance.
• Quiz Copilot for accelerated translation and Quiz Builder assistance, driven by merchants spending hours on per-language quiz translation.
• Customer Tags in BFS without the prq_ prefix, driven by merchants whose Shopify Flow conditions needed cleaner tag names.
• Shopify Markets native integration, driven by multi-market merchants who didn’t want to write JavaScript routing.

For context on these and the other levers the Quiz Builder ships, see how to build a successful product recommendation quiz, how to use customer tags in product quizzes and how to adapt product quizzes for different markets and languages.

Thank you for being part of the community

You build the funnels we learn from. Every quiz that ships on RevenueHunt, every conversion we track, every customer tag that flows into Klaviyo and triggers a flow you wrote: that’s the loop we’re trying to make tighter and more powerful every month. Your feedback is what lets us close that loop.

Whichever channel you use to reach us, thank you for the time you take. We genuinely read every message.

RevenueHunt Success Team