Reactr is in early rollout. We are looking for 10 teams willing to test the product, give honest feedback, and help shape what gets built next. In exchange, you get scoped pricing, direct team access, and hands-on support for every test you run.
Pilot teams get direct access to the team behind Reactr. We will work with you personally on every test you run during early access. Here is exactly what that looks like:
Tell us what you are testing, a hook, a trailer cut, a podcast clip, a stakeholder read. We set it up with you, make sure the link is configured correctly, and help you get it in front of the right test audience.
Once your reactions come in, we walk through the report together. We explain what the data means, which moments to act on, and which ones to ignore. No interpreting dashboards alone.
We produce a clean, shareable summary of your test results, formatted to share with your editor, your team, or your stakeholders. Ready to use, no extra work on your end.
What worked, what did not, what you wish the product did differently. That feedback directly shapes what we build next. Pilot teams have a real voice in the roadmap.
Your rate stays fixed as long as you stay active. Enterprise scoping will not be available after early access closes.
You get a direct line to the team. Not a support ticket queue. A real conversation.
Pilot team feedback goes directly into what we prioritize building next.
We review every result with you during early access. You are never reading a dashboard alone.
We produce a clean shareable summary from every test. Formatted for brands, agencies, or your own team.
Once we launch publicly, pilot teams are acknowledged as the people who helped build Reactr.
No forms, no friction. If you run your first test and do not walk away with something actionable, tell us. We will rerun the test with you or credit the full amount. That is the pilot team deal.
Pilot teams do not need a large audience. They need a willingness to test a new tool and give honest feedback.
Pilot support is scoped around available implementation capacity. The concierge support, the locked pricing, and the roadmap access go away. This is not artificial scarcity. It is the real capacity limit for hands-on early access.