Premium Spotlight
Premium Spotlight is a paid visibility boost. For 20 credits, you get 4 featured spots at the top of the Discover page for 7 days.
What You Get
Featured Placement
Your product appears in 4 featured slots at the top of the Discover page. These are the most visible spots on the platform.
Duration
7 days from the moment you book. After 7 days, your product returns to its organic position on the Discover page.
Visibility
Every maker who visits the Discover page sees your product first. This drives:
- More reviews — More people see your product
- More feedback — More reviewers leave feedback
- More engagement — Higher visibility = more activity
How to Book
Step 1: Go to Your Product
Go to your product page on Feedbackfirst.
Step 2: Click "Book Spotlight"
Click the "Book Spotlight" button.
Step 3: Confirm
Confirm that you want to spend 20 credits. You'll see:
- Cost: 20 credits
- Duration: 7 days
- Start date: Today
- End date: 7 days from now
Step 4: Complete
Click "Book" and your Spotlight is active immediately.
Spotlight vs. Organic Visibility
Spotlight (Paid)
- Cost: 20 credits
- Duration: 7 days
- Placement: Featured slots at top of Discover page
- Visibility: Maximum
- Effect on ranking: Purely additive, doesn't affect organic ranking
Organic Visibility (Free)
- Cost: Free (earned through engagement)
- Duration: Ongoing
- Placement: Discover page, ranked by activity
- Visibility: Depends on ranking
- Effect on ranking: Based on feedback count and quality
Best strategy: Use Spotlight to boost visibility when you need it, but focus on organic visibility for long-term success.
Spotlight Availability
Limited Slots
There are only 4 featured slots available at any time. If all slots are booked, you'll be added to a waitlist.
First Come, First Served
Spotlights are booked on a first-come, first-served basis. Book early in the sprint for best results.
Booking Multiple Spotlights
You can book multiple Spotlights for the same product. Each Spotlight costs 20 credits and lasts 7 days.
Example:
You book Spotlight #1 on Monday. It runs Monday-Sunday. You book Spotlight #2 on Friday. It runs Friday-Thursday. Your product is featured for 2 weeks straight.
Spotlight Strategy
When to Book
Best times:
- Early in the sprint — More time to capitalize on visibility
- After publishing — Boost visibility when you're new
- After major update — Highlight new features
- Before leaderboard deadline — Boost engagement before sprint ends
Avoid:
- Late in the sprint — Less time to benefit
- When you have no feedback — Spotlight drives reviews, but you need something to review
Maximizing ROI
- Publish a great product — Spotlight drives visibility, but quality matters
- Engage with reviewers — Respond to feedback, validate useful reviews
- Publish updates — Show that you're active and listening
- Review other products — Build reputation and get better feedback in return
Spotlight Analytics
Your workspace shows:
- Spotlight bookings — When you booked and for how long
- Visibility metrics — Views, clicks, feedback during Spotlight
- ROI — Feedback earned vs. credits spent
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Spotlight cost?
20 credits. You can earn credits by reviewing other products, or buy them with a paid plan.
How long does Spotlight last?
7 days from the moment you book.
Can I extend my Spotlight?
Yes. Book another Spotlight before your current one expires. You'll be featured for 14 days straight.
What if I book Spotlight but my product isn't ready?
You can still book. Spotlight drives visibility, but quality matters. Make sure your product is polished before booking.
Does Spotlight affect my organic ranking?
No. Spotlight is purely additive. It doesn't affect your position on the Discover page after it expires.
Can I get a refund if I'm not satisfied?
No. Spotlight bookings are final. However, if there's a technical issue, contact support.
How many Spotlights can I book at once?
You can book multiple Spotlights, but only one per product at a time. After your first Spotlight expires, you can book another.
Is Spotlight worth it?
It depends on your goals. If you want quick visibility and engagement, yes. If you're focused on organic growth, focus on quality feedback and engagement instead.