Every Eligible Guest Already Gets Invited. Here’s What Actually Changes the Outcome.
Expedia automatically emails Expedia members a review invitation in the days after checkout — so "getting more reviews" really means earning a stronger response from an invitation you don’t control, without ever tying it to an incentive.
Ask every customer after a real experience — and if you need volume on a deadline, Expedia review packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews.
Organic tactics that actually work
- Deliver the stay that earns the review — Expedia automatically invites Expedia members to review their stay in the days after checkout, so the property’s real lever is the stay itself, not the ask.
- Resolve issues during the stay, not after — a guest whose problem gets fixed before checkout is far more likely to leave a strong score than one who only raises it once the review invitation arrives.
- Want volume faster than organic requests? Expedia review packages start at $110 — copy written around your business, paced delivery, and free replacements for 30 days.
- Respond to every review in Partner Central’s Post-stay reviews tool — address the guest by name, aim to reply within 24 hours, and keep the tone non-defensive even on unfavorable reviews, since every future traveler reads the response, not just the original guest.
- Watch the trend across your full review set, not any single review — because the published score is a simple average of everything on file, consistent service over many stays moves the needle more reliably than reacting to one review or comping one guest.
Want the volume without running requests yourself?
Expedia review packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews — same published prices on every platform.
Frequently asked questions
A property can encourage guests, in person or through a non-incentivized message, to complete the review invitation Expedia already sends — but it cannot offer any incentive for doing so, and cannot post a review on a guest’s behalf.
Not necessarily — the published score is a simple average of every eligible review on file, not a recency-weighted one, so volume only helps if the new reviews average at least as high as the existing score. A flood of mediocre new reviews can hold a score flat, or pull it down, even as the total review count climbs.
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Packages start at $110.
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