Review Management
Every customer asked for a review and every review answered, without you chasing anyone. From $150 a month.
Your Company
Text message
Hi Sarah, thanks for choosing Your Company today. Would you take a minute to tell others how we did?
Leave a Google review
Behind a request like this
- Sent to every customer, by text or email
- One tap to your Google review page
Most Happy Customers Are Never Asked
In BrightLocal's 2025 survey, 96% of people said they're open to writing a business a review, but only 29% wrote one in the past year. The difference is usually just being asked.
Reviews count on Google, too. In Google's own words, "More reviews and positive ratings can help your business's local ranking."
Asked the Right Way
Google removes reviews that break its rules, and the FTC fines businesses that fake them. So we keep it clean.
- Every customer gets asked, not just the ones you think are happy
- No paying for reviews or offering something in return
- No fake reviews, ever
How It Works
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1. Your customers get asked
A text or email goes to each customer with one link straight to your Google review page.
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2. Every review gets an answer
Good or bad, each review is answered within 1 business day, on Google and the other sites you're listed on.
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3. Your reviews work on your website
Your Google reviews show on your own site, where people deciding whether to call can see them.
What It Costs
One monthly price that moves with how many locations and review sites you have.
Review Management
Most businesses land around $250 a month.
- Every customer asked for a review, by text or email
- Every review answered within 1 business day
- Google, Facebook and the other sites you're listed on
- Your reviews shown on your website
Already on Business Profile Management?
Answering your Google reviews is already part of that plan. Review management adds the requests to every customer, your other review sites and the reviews on your website.
Questions We Get Asked
How much does review management cost?
$150 to $400 a month, usually about $250, depending on how many locations and review sites you have.
Is it OK to ask customers for reviews?
Yes. Google lets businesses ask for reviews. What it doesn't allow is paying for them, offering something in return, or asking only the customers you think are happy.
Do you answer bad reviews too?
Yes. Every review gets an answer within 1 business day, good or bad.
Which review sites do you cover?
Google first, plus Facebook and the other sites your business is listed on.
Who will do the work?
Steve Wilson. He handles every account himself.
Let's Take Care of Your Reviews
Call or text, and we'll take it from there.