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Generated result
Enjoying My App?
How are you liking My App?
Help us improve My App
Enjoying My App?
We would love to hear from you. A quick rating on the app store helps other users and guides future improvements.
Quality checks
| Check | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Clear CTA | Pass | Button text stays concise and actionable. |
| Readable length | Pass | Prompt stays within your chosen character limit. |
| Dismiss option | Pass | Users have a clear way to postpone or decline. |
| No forced incentive | Pass | The copy avoids tying rewards to ratings. |
| Neutral wording | Pass | The copy avoids asking specifically for perfect ratings. |
Implementation summary
After successful task completion
Direct rating request
General users
English · Neutral
{app_name} {user_name} {feature_name} {milestone} {subscription_tier}
App rating prompt planning guide
Choose the right moment
A strong rating prompt starts with timing. Ask after users complete something valuable, reach a milestone, finish onboarding, or successfully use an important feature. Avoid interrupting users during setup, payment, error recovery, or urgent tasks. Good timing makes the request feel connected to a positive outcome instead of appearing random. Teams should also limit repeated prompts so users are not asked too often.
Write simple and respectful copy
Prompt wording should explain the request quickly. Use a short headline, one clear sentence, and familiar button labels. Avoid pressure, guilt, exaggerated claims, or language that asks only for perfect ratings. A rating prompt should feel optional. Include a later or decline choice when your interface uses a custom prompt. Native store review systems may already provide their own controls, so the final implementation should match platform rules.
Use feedback intelligently
Some teams use a satisfaction question before requesting a store review. This can help collect private product feedback, but the flow should not manipulate users or hide review opportunities from unhappy customers. Honest feedback is valuable because it reveals friction, bugs, unclear features, and unmet expectations. Consider sending detailed complaints to a support or feedback form where users can describe the problem clearly.
Test prompt variations
A/B testing can compare tone, headline length, trigger timing, and call-to-action wording. Measure more than the number of ratings. Also watch dismissals, completion rates, support contacts, retention, and whether users see the request repeatedly. Keep experiments simple enough to identify the cause of a change. Document each version and use consistent event names in analytics. Review results over a meaningful sample size before choosing a winner. Keep accessibility, localization, and screen size differences in mind during testing. The best prompt is usually brief, contextual, dismissible, and aligned with user success.
Example prompt strategy table
| Scenario | Suggested timing | Recommended tone | Example CTA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity app | After completing several tasks | Friendly | Rate Now |
| Shopping app | After a successful delivery | Appreciative | Share Feedback |
| Finance app | After a completed report | Professional | Rate Your Experience |
| Game | After a milestone or level | Playful | Leave a Rating |
| Subscription app | After repeated successful usage | Premium | Write a Review |