Reyn

Develop by Ecommerce Devs

$4.99

/ Month

30 Days Free Trial

"Reyn Connector: Grow engaged, branded communities for your Shopify store."

Engage customers

Showcase products

Access analytics

Customize branding

Gather reviews

About Reyn

Launched Mar 27, 2025

Built by Ecommerce Devs

Address

Waterloo, ON, CA

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Description

Connect with your community on Reyn. Host, build, and engage your audience directly from your store.

Reyn Connector integrates your Shopify store with Reyn, a community platform designed to help e-commerce brands build engaged customer communities. It enables businesses to engage customers through discussions and interactions, showcase products by embedding them into community chats, gather authentic reviews with feedback, access server analytics on messages, engagement and growth, and customize branding to align with their identity. Think of Reyn as Discord or Slack, but tailored for brands.

Engage Customers: Spark meaningful interactions and discussions among shoppers.
Automatically Showcase Products: By pulling them into community chats.
Gather Authentic Reviews: Get genuine feedback and build trust among users
Analytics and reports about the your community engagement, sentiment, and growth
Customize Branding: Align with your brand's identity.

Pros

Integrates seamlessly with Shopify to enhance e-commerce capabilities.
Facilitates engagement by enabling discussions and interactions among customers.
Allows businesses to showcase products directly in community chats, enhancing product visibility.
Helps gather authentic reviews and feedback, fostering trust and loyalty.
Provides detailed analytics on community engagement, sentiment, and growth for better insights.
Customization options available to align the community platform with the brand's identity.
Functions similarly to popular platforms like Discord or Slack, making it familiar for users.

Cons

Might have a learning curve for users unfamiliar with community platforms.
Potentially resource-intensive to manage an active community, requiring dedicated staff.
The success depends heavily on the active participation of users, which can be challenging to sustain.
Brand customization might be limited by the app's native capabilities.