Google review requests
More Google reviews, without asking anyone yourself
After each job, your customer gets one friendly text in your business's name with a link straight to your Google review page. One gentle reminder, then it stops. Your rating starts to match the work you actually do.
Why most good businesses have too few reviews
Unhappy customers post on their own. Happy customers usually don't, because nobody asked them at the right moment. That's how a business with twenty years of great work ends up with thirty reviews and one bad one at the top.
Reviews matter more than ever: people read them before they call, and Google uses them when it decides which local businesses to show first. More recent reviews help you show up higher when someone nearby searches for what you do.
How it works
- 1
The job wraps up
When a job is marked done, or an appointment ends, your customer gets a short thank-you text with your review link.
- 2
One reminder
If they haven't left a review after a couple of days, they get one short reminder. Then it stops. Nobody gets pestered.
- 3
Your rating climbs
Reviews land on your Google Business Profile. We can show the latest ones on your website too.
Done the right way
- Every customer is asked, not only the ones you expect to be happy. Google's rules don't allow picking and choosing, and it keeps your reviews believable.
- No rewards for reviews. Offering discounts or gifts for reviews breaks Google's rules, so we never do it.
- We never write or buy reviews. Every one comes from a real customer.
- Messages come from your business, in your words, at sensible hours.
Replying to reviews
We can also help you reply to every review quickly, good or bad. Thoughtful replies show future customers you care, and they're part of a healthy Google listing.
Pairs well with
An AI receptionist books more jobs; review requests turn those jobs into reviews that bring the next customer. See all our workflows.
Common questions
How do automatic Google review requests work?
After each job, your customer gets one friendly text in your business's name with a link to your Google review page. If they haven't left a review after a couple of days, they get one short reminder, then it stops.
Is it allowed by Google?
Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask customers for reviews. What it doesn't allow is offering rewards for reviews or only asking customers you think will be happy. We ask everyone, and never offer incentives.
Will it annoy my customers?
One thank-you text and one reminder at most, sent at sensible hours. Most customers appreciate being asked, and it takes them about ten seconds.
How many reviews will I get?
It depends on how many customers you serve and how happy they are. Businesses that ask every customer consistently usually see far more reviews than those that ask now and then. We don't promise a number.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
Yes. If you don't have one yet, or it isn't verified, we'll help you set it up first. It's free.
Let's talk for 20 minutes
I'll show you exactly how it would work for your business. Phone or Zoom, whichever you prefer.