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Self-serve Deal Partner kiosk

Put your better offer in front of ready buyers.

Deal Partner campaigns are separate from Product Signal scores. Merchants need a verified Reviewboard account with an active member subscription, then fund campaigns with a minimum $500 starting budget.

1. Member account

Start verified.

Use a normal Reviewboard account first. Email verification and an active member subscription are required before campaign setup.

2. Build campaign

Choose the offer setup.

Set product targets, regions, discount type, delivery mode, budget, daily cap, and optional auto-renew intent.

3. Fund it

$500 minimum.

Checkout funds the campaign. Reviewboard activates the campaign after Stripe confirms payment.

4. Stay separate

No score buying.

Partner offers do not change Product Signal ratings, owner sentiment, recall analysis, or public review output.

Campaign builder.

Set up the campaign exactly how the offer should appear when a member is checking a matching product. Funding creates a Stripe checkout session; successful payment activates the campaign.

Minimum start

$500

Required opening campaign budget before activation.

Reviewboard offer rate

$3.00

Current self-serve rate per qualified member offer view. Reviewboard sets this rate; campaigns buy offer eligibility, not score influence.

Funding cost

Provider rate

Stripe currently lists standard US online cards at 2.9% + 30 cents, ACH Direct Debit at 0.8% with a $5 cap, and Instant Bank Payments at 2.6% + 30 cents where available.

Auto-renew

Optional

Store the renewal intent so funded campaigns can be replenished instead of stopping cold.

Start with a $500 budget at $3.00 per member offer view. Estimated member offer views: 166.
Funding starts as campaign balance. Payment-provider processing costs are separate and shown before checkout by the processor.
Member offer preview will appear here as you fill out the campaign.
Checkout readiness
Member offer preview
Campaign setup flow

Build it like a checkout checklist.

  1. Confirm the business profile and paid member account are ready.
  2. Choose the offer mode: online, in-store, or both.
  3. Target products by barcode, SKU, VIN product id, product id, or careful keywords.
  4. Set budget, caps, dates, inventory, offer wording, and redemption instructions.
  5. Preview matches, run preflight, then fund the campaign when the checklist is clean.
Member-facing rule

Offers stay member-only.

Public shoppers see Product Signal ratings, safety data, owner sentiment, and review summaries. Paid members see eligible offers only when product identity, region, inventory, budget, and campaign rules match.

Funding a campaign never changes Reviewboard opinion, score, recall/safety analysis, owner sentiment, or public review text.

Step 1Identity and offer mode.
Step 2Budget, caps, dates, and rate.
Step 3Targets and Product Signal match preview.
Step 4Member-facing redemption path.
Step 5Acknowledgements and funding checkout.
Step 1Campaign identity

Name the business and choose the offer mode members can see when a matching Product Signal has an eligible offer.

Step 2Offer economics

The campaign balance funds qualified member offer views. The current offer rate comes from Reviewboard preflight and is confirmed again by the server before checkout.

Opening budget$500 minimum to start.
Paid offer rate$3.00 per qualified member offer view.
Estimated reach166 member offer views at the opening budget.
Step 3Targets and preview

Target by barcode, SKU, product id, VIN product id, or careful keywords. Leave blank for a broad campaign, but broad campaigns are more likely to require review.

Step 4Member offer details

This is what makes the offer usable: the headline, redemption path, and instructions. If the campaign is online, provide a URL or online instructions. If it is in-store, provide register or QR instructions.

Step 5Funding permissions
Required acknowledgements

Campaigns start paused. Stripe payment confirmation changes the funding status to funded and activates eligible campaigns. Reviewboard may hold, reject, or suspend abusive, misleading, unsafe, or unverifiable campaigns.

Redeem a partner coupon.

Use this for merchant-side validation when a customer presents a Reviewboard coupon token or register payload. Only coupons attached to campaigns owned by the logged-in Deal Partner account can be redeemed here.

What stays separate.