Reviews and Follow-Up on Autopilot

Timing and ease. After a completed job, the customer gets a polite text or email with a direct link — no hunting, no logins. One gentle reminder follows. Ask at the right moment and happy customers say yes.

Asking is allowed and encouraged — buying, faking, or gating them is not. Our system follows Google's policies: we ask every customer the same way and never filter who gets asked.

Respond fast, professionally, and publicly — then take it offline. We draft responses that make you look reasonable to the hundreds of future customers reading, which matters more than the one reviewer.

We file disputes through the platforms' official processes and they do get removed when they violate policy — but no one can guarantee removal. What we can always do is bury it under a steady stream of real five-stars.

Google first — it drives rankings and local trust — plus Facebook and the industry-specific platforms that matter for your trade. Everything flows into one inbox in your portal.

We can — in your voice, good reviews and bad. Consistent responses signal an engaged business to both Google and humans. You approve the approach; we handle the keyboard.

It tracks your job volume: if you complete twenty jobs a month, expect a meaningful share to convert once asking becomes automatic. Once asking happens after every job, the count starts climbing on its own.

No — it's one well-timed, polite request and a single reminder, then it stops. Customers who just got great service generally want to help. The system just makes it effortless.

It's one of the most affordable pieces of the engine — and often the fastest payoff. Exact pricing is scoped on a free call, where we'll also show you your current review standing versus competitors.

Directly. Quantity, recency, ratings, and responses feed the local algorithm — and they're the first thing humans read after finding you. Reviews are ranking fuel and closing fuel at once.