Reviews don't just accumulate because a product is good. Mostly, it comes down to when and how the request was made after the item arrived. Amazon sets a period during which sellers can request reviews, and requests outside that window are not sent.
Amazon's allowed request window is 5-30 days after delivery
SellerVisor's review request screen directly reflects this rule. Requests cannot be sent before 5 days post-delivery, and the window expires after 30 days. Returned or refunded orders are not eligible from the start.
This means the actual period during which requests can be made is roughly 25 days after delivery. Before looking for reasons why reviews aren't accumulating in product quality or price, you should first check if you missed this window.
In SellerVisor, you set it up just once
By going to Review Requests → Automation, you can set how many days after delivery and at what time to send them. The default is 14 days after delivery, 9 AM. You can also set separate delay days, sending times, and exclusion rules per ASIN.
Once saved, subsequently delivered orders automatically enter the queue. If the return/refund exclusion option is enabled, ineligible orders are automatically removed.
Numbers verified from an actual account
This is based on a SellerVisor US account (as of November 9, 2026). Over the past 30 days, 27 review requests were sent, 20 this month, 0 pending (4 scheduled for the next 7 days), 100% activity rate, 0 excluded orders.
There's only one thing to do daily
In the review request table, filter by 'Not sent' to check orders that can be sent today, then click 'Send all eligible'. The DELAY DAYS column shows how many days have passed since delivery, so only orders within the 5-30 day window will remain.
Included in the free plan
The SellerVisor free plan offers up to 300 review requests per month. Paid plans can be started with a 14-day free trial.
Reviews ultimately come down to 'when you asked'. Check the window starting from orders delivered today.