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What is Plaudit?
Plaudit is listed under Automation on ListMySaaS. Turn happy customers into new reviews — automatically
Plaudit is a review automation software designed to help small businesses and freelancers collect customer reviews without manual effort. It connects with existing tools to send timely review requests after jobs are complete or invoices are paid.
Key features
- Automated requests: Send review invites immediately after jobs close or invoices are paid.
- Smart reminders: Email and SMS nudges spaced to maximize completions without spamming.
- Branded templates: Consistent email and SMS copy that matches your tone and brand assets.
- Accounting and CRM triggers: HubSpot, Xero, and QuickBooks events fire invites automatically.
- Bulk uploads: Import past customers and send review requests in a few clicks.
- Opt-out and compliance: Respect preferences with unsubscribe handling and consent tracking.
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Who is Plaudit for?
Small businesses: Collect reviews automatically to grow your reputation on autopilot. Freelancers: Save time by letting software handle the awkward task of asking for reviews. Trades and service providers: Scale word of mouth for any business where trust wins the job.
Good fit if
- You're comparing automation tools.
Good to know
- Listed on ListMySaaS since April 21, 2026
- Verified with the ListMySaaS badge
- Built and run by the Plaudit team, not ListMySaaS
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How is Plaudit priced?
ListMySaaS does not store a price for Plaudit. Check the vendor site for the plans on sale now.
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How does Plaudit compare to alternatives?
In Automation, the closest listings are Sequenzy, Adrenaline MX, and ClickTray. Sequenzy is listed as Freemium · from $19/month. Adrenaline MX is listed in the same category. ClickTray is listed as Free. See the alternatives page for the rest of the Automation list.
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