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How it works?


It's simple!
  1. Write an honest review of Usetiful
  2. Get in touch with us and let us know about the review
  3. We upgrade your service for 3 months free

FAQ


Q: After the free 3 months, can I downgrade back?
A: There is no commitment, you can downgrade or even cancel the service anytime.

Q: What should I write in the review?
A: Be honest! You can share, for example, your experience with Usetiful, the problems you were solving using Usetiful, the improvements we could do.

Q: How can I get experience with Usetiful to write a review in the first place?
A: We offer free forever tier, also a time-limited trials of premium tiers. Feel free to choose what fits best!

Q: Can I choose another public review service?
A: Feel free to get in touch and we will share with you all the viable alternatives.

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