Review Summit on G2 and get a $50 Amazon gift card
If Summit hosts your applications or runs your cloud and colocation footprint, we’d like to hear how it’s going. Leave a review on G2 and you’ll get a $50 Amazon gift card, or another card from G2’s catalog if you’d rather.
How it works
Four steps, and most of the work is on G2’s side.
Open the right review form
Pick the box above that matches the service you use. Each one opens the correct listing on G2, and you’re welcome to review both if you use both.
Write your review
G2 will ask you to verify who you are, usually with LinkedIn or your work email. You can still publish the review anonymously if you’d rather not have your name on it.
G2’s QA team approves it
Every review goes through G2’s moderation before it goes live. Summit doesn’t edit, approve, or gate what you write.
Your gift card arrives
G2 emails approved reviewers a redemption link within three business days. Pick Amazon from the catalog, or swap it for another card.
The reviews that help people most are the specific ones
You don’t need to write an essay. A few honest sentences about what your experience has been like will tell a buyer more than a five star rating on its own.
Ready when you are
Both forms open on G2 in a new tab, so you won’t lose your place here.
$50 USD or local equivalent. Your review has to be of a Summit service you currently use, it has to be submitted through one of the links on this page, and it has to be approved by G2’s QA team to qualify. Approved reviewers get an email from G2 within three business days with a Reward Link, which lets you choose from a catalog of cards available in your country of residence, Amazon included. Preview the catalog.
The redemption link is provided on a promotional basis and is not a gift card or prepaid card. It has to be redeemed within a year of being received, after which it expires and can’t be used to claim a reward. No fees apply before expiration. Once redeemed, the card you choose is subject to the terms of that retailer or provider. G2 sets the review standards and handles moderation, so Summit can’t influence whether a review is accepted or what it says. G2’s terms of use and Reward Link’s terms of service apply.