Invitation check
If you’ve received an email from Qualvey and want to know whether it’s legitimate - or whether it’s a scam - before clicking anything, this page answers that directly.
The short answer
Qualvey, Inc. is a real company, a Delaware corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas. We invite senior leaders to watch short product content from software companies and share what they thought, and we reward them for their time. Invitations come by email from @qualvey.com, @tryqualvey.com or @getqualvey.com - all three domains are ours. We never ask for payment details, passwords, or a fee to take part.
Last updated October 16, 2026
Yes. Qualvey, Inc. is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas. We work with software companies who want honest feedback on their product content from senior decision-makers, and we invite those leaders to give it. The content is the vendor's own marketing. What we add is your honest reaction to it.
You can find us on LinkedIn under the same name.
A software company described the kind of leader they wanted feedback from - seniority, function, industry and company size, and sometimes specific companies - and we built an invitation list against that description. Your name and work email came from professional and business-contact sources. The software company does not receive your details from us unless you take part and choose to share them. Ignoring an invitation costs you nothing, and every invitation has a one-click unsubscribe.
Software companies rarely get honest feedback from senior buyers. Sponsoring a participation is how they hear whether their product, and the way they describe it, lands with the people it was built for.
The reward compensates you for the time that takes. It doesn’t change based on whether your feedback is positive or negative. When you finish, you choose: take it as a gift card, donate it to one of four charities, or decline it.
The sponsoring company sees your survey feedback, your company, and a general label for the function the campaign was aimed at - for example “Finance Leader.” They don’t see your name, your job title or your contact details unless you tell us at the end that you’re open to a conversation. That’s a choice you make, not a default.
If you say yes, they receive your name, title and work email, and a salesperson may get in touch. If you say no, we don’t share them. Either way, they never see your reward or the notes you write.
Taking part is voluntary and there is nothing to install. We never ask for financial information or passwords, and a vendor only gets your name and contact details if you say you’re open to a conversation. You confirm your work email with a one-time code so that sponsoring companies know the feedback came from a real person in the role they asked for. We don’t sell your personal information.
You verify your work email, watch the content you were invited to, answer two short questions about it, and share your perspective in a short survey. Most campaigns take 15 to 30 minutes, and the invitation shows the estimate before you begin.
Check it against these. If what you received differs on any point, it didn’t come from us.
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Comes from @qualvey.com, @tryqualvey.com or @getqualvey.com - check the address, not the display name. All three domains are ours; any other domain isn’t.
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Addressed to your work email, never a personal address.
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Explains the type of content, how long it takes, and what you’ll get for your time, before you commit to anything.
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Links to qualvey.com, apart from the unsubscribe link.
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Never asks for payment details, bank information or a password.
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Never asks you to install anything, and there is never a fee to take part.
Forward it to support@qualvey.com. A person reads these, and we’ll confirm either way. If it turns out to be a phishing or spam email using our name, we want to know.