You can provide feedback about an event by sharing a rating and then selecting from a list of follow-up responses.
Your ratings and responses are not anonymous and will become publicly available to anyone on the Meetup platform, including the event organizers and other members.
How to share event feedback
After an event you attended ends, you will receive a prompt on Meetup inviting you to share feedback. Sharing feedback is optional and cannot be edited once it has been submitted.
Who can share feedback about an event?
Members who have RSVPed to an event can share feedback after the event has ended. Event hosts or group organizers and co-organizers cannot rate their own event and won't be prompted to leave a review once it ends.
If you did not attend the event but RSVPed as attending, you can opt out of leaving feedback by selecting I didn’t go.
Can I delete a piece of feedback or rating after I submitted it?
Feedback and ratings can't be modified or erased once you've submitted them. Ensure that you carefully draft your opinion and that it accurately represents your experience.
If you need to add anything, don't hesitate to reach out to the event's or group's organizer to further discuss your feedback.
Can I edit a piece of feedback or rating after I submitted it?
Starting June 2026, attendees on the latest iOS and Android version of the Meetup app have the chance to edit (but not delete) their past ratings without limitations. The feature isn't available to users on Web for the time being, though we'll share updates as soon as this is possible.
If you are on an iOS or Android device and can't find this feature, ensure you have updated the app to the latest version available.
Additional note about low-star ratings (1–3 stars)
When leaving event feedback, please consider that:
Ratings of 1–3 stars require a short written comment in order to be submitted.
The Submit button will remain disabled until you add text explaining your experience.
For 4–5 star ratings, written feedback is optional, and the Submit button will appear immediately.
This ensures that event organizers and community members understand the context behind lower ratings and can take appropriate action.