Google Reviews
We turn your finished jobs into Google review requests. Automatically.
After each job, your customer gets a text and an email in your business name asking for a review. If they don't click, we send two reminders, on day 3 and on day 8. About 20 to 50 out of every 100 new customers leave one. About 5 to 10 out of every 100 past customers do. You never have to ask again.
$97/mo · or $970/yr · no contract, no onboarding fee · 14-day free trial, then a 30-day satisfaction guarantee · add a website for $100/mo
What you get
The whole review system, set up for you
We connect it to however you already track customers. You keep working. The reviews show up.
- Automatic request after every jobSent by text and email in your business name, written in plain language your customers respond to.
- A live review widget for your websiteYour newest Google reviews show on your site on their own, so people read them before they call. We email you the code after onboarding.
- Two reminders. That's it.Day 3 and day 8, only if they haven't clicked yet. The link is tracked, so we know the moment they do.
- One-time past-customer campaignWe send a request to everyone you've worked with. This is where Engledow Tree Experts picked up 100 reviews in the first month.
- Negative-feedback alerts by textIf a customer flags a bad experience, you get a text the moment it happens, so you can fix it before it becomes a public review.
- Optional smart routingTurn it on and happy customers go straight to Google, unhappy ones go to a private feedback form instead. Off by default, your call.
- Optional meal donationsTurn it on and we donate a meal to Feeding America for every review, mentioned right in the request.
- Hooked into the software you already useWe connect straight to Jobber, Housecall Pro, JobNimbus, QuickBooks and more, so every finished job sends a request with nobody typing anything. No software? A spreadsheet or a one-tap form works too.
- Your own review link and QR codeFor the truck, the invoice, and the crew's phones, so in-person asks land on the right page.
- Every review answered in your voiceGood ones and bad ones. We write the reply the way you would say it, usually within a day, so nobody scrolling your profile sees a review sitting there ignored.
- A2P-registered textingYour messages go out on a registered number, so they deliver instead of getting filtered as spam.
One client, start to finish
Seal Now: 8 years to get 60 reviews. A few months to pass 120.
What Conner was able to do is go back with our old customers and send out review requests. Going forward, all of our new customers are integrated in the system so they automatically get a review request. We're getting three to five new reviews a week.
Damon, owner of Seal Now, Indianapolis. Sealcoating and asphalt.
60→120+
Google reviews
5/wk
New reviews, ongoing
Why reviews first
Google ranks the map pack on reviews. Customers pick on reviews. It's the same lever.
When someone searches "plumber near me," Google shows three businesses on a map before anything else. Review count, review recency, and rating are the biggest signals it uses to pick those three. Then the customer looks at the same numbers to decide who to call. Those three spots take about 65 of every 100 first calls, and the #1 spot alone takes 30.
That is why a review system is the first thing we set up for every client. Nick Davis at Freedom Dumpsters put it simply: "My Google ranking has skyrocketed and we're busier than ever."
1
The job closes
You mark it done in the software you already use, and the customer's name, phone and email come to us. Nobody types anything.
2
They get the request
Sent by text and by email in your business name, while the job is still fresh in their mind.
3
Reminders follow up
Two reminders, on day 3 and day 8, only if they haven't clicked yet.
4
Smart routing, if you want it
Optional. Turn it on and happy goes to Google, unhappy comes to you first as private feedback.
5
The review lands
You get a text the moment it happens, so you can thank them while the job is fresh.
Run your own numbers
What does 90 days of asking actually get you?
Drag it to the number of jobs you finish in a normal month. The math below is the rate we actually see across our accounts, not a best case.
About 1 in 4 customers leaves a review when you ask right after the job and remind them twice. That is the rate across our client accounts. Some trades run higher, some lower.
30
new Google reviews in 90 days
120in a year
$9.70per review at $97/mo
That is Freedom Dumpsters territory. They went from 28 reviews to 80.
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Who it's for
Any business that gets hired off Google
- Painting
- Remodeling
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Electrical
- Roofing
- Tree service
- Waterproofing
- Sealcoating & asphalt
- Dumpster rental
- Junk removal
- Cleaning
- Landscaping
- Concrete
- Fencing
- Flag poles
- Appliance repair
- Garage doors
Questions
About the review system
We ask every customer for a review and every customer gets the same Google link. Smart routing is optional, and it's off by default. If you turn it on, the request asks how the job went, and if someone is unhappy, they can tell you directly instead of the whole internet. Nobody is blocked from reviewing. Google's rules prohibit selectively asking only happy customers, and we don't do that.
The best way is automatic. We connect to the software you already use, like Jobber, Housecall Pro, JobNimbus or QuickBooks, so every finished job sends a request on its own and nobody has to type anything. That is what we set up for almost everyone.
No job software? A one-tap form on your phone works too. For the past-customer campaign, a spreadsheet you send us is all we need.
Something like: "Hi Sarah, this is Mike with Country Painting. Thanks for letting us paint the house today! Would you mind leaving us a quick Google review? It takes 30 seconds." We write it for you. If you ever want it worded differently, just tell us.
About 30 minutes on the onboarding interview, manager access to your Google Business Profile, and a connection to the job software you use (Jobber, Housecall Pro, JobNimbus, QuickBooks and so on) so requests go out on their own. That access is what lets us pull your review link, respond to reviews for you, and keep the listing details accurate. Manager, not owner: you stay the owner, and you can remove us from your phone in about 20 seconds if you ever want to. We do it live on the screen share so you can watch every click. If we end up building you a website too, we'll need your domain host, and that's the whole list.
Yes. The review system stands on its own at $97 a month, or $970 for the year, and it doesn't need anything from your website. After onboarding we email you the code for a live review widget. Drop it on the site you have now and your newest Google reviews show up there on their own. We can also build you a new website, or rebuild the one you have, for $100 a month, with hosting and upkeep included. See the websites.
It happens to everyone, and a couple of honest 3-star reviews among 100 five-stars actually makes your profile more believable. We'll help you write a calm, professional response. On SEO Titan, if a review breaks Google's rules, we also flag it to Google for removal.
Then you want SEO Titan, $497 a month. It includes everything on this page, plus your Google Business Profile rebuilt and posted to every week, your business listed on 62 directories, keyword tracking, and a monthly heat map that shows where you rank across your service area. Same deal: no contract, cancel any time.
If reviews are all you need right now, stay right here at $97. We won't push you up. See what Titan does when you're ready.
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