Reviews that win the next customer.
Drivers read reviews before they call, and they read your replies too. We help you get a steady flow of fresh reviews and answer every one of them.
Brakes fixed the same day, and they showed me the old pads. Fair price, no surprises.
Thanks, Maria! Glad the car stops as it should again. See you at the next service.
What we do with your reviews.
- 01A simple way to ask: a QR code at the counter and a text link after every job.
- 02Request messages written for your trade and sent at the right moment.
- 03A reply to every review, good or bad, in your voice.
- 04Bad reviews handled calmly, with a reply that shows the next customer how you fix problems.
- 05Fake reviews reported to Google when they break its rules.
- 06Reviews on your site, so visitors see them without leaving.
- 07A monthly summary of what customers praise and what they complain about.
- 08Tips for your team: how to ask for a review without sounding pushy.
How it works
- 01Set upQR codes, text links and request messages, ready in the first week.
- 02AskAfter every job, the customer gets a short, friendly request.
- 03ReplyEvery new review gets a reply, good or bad.
- 04ReportEvery month: new reviews, your rating and what customers mention most.
FAQ
Can you remove bad reviews?
Only Google removes reviews, and only when they break its rules, like fake or offensive ones. We report those. For an honest bad review, a good reply helps you more than removal would.
Is it allowed to ask for reviews?
Yes. Google allows asking every customer for an honest review. What it forbids is paying for reviews or asking only happy customers, and we do neither.
Who writes the replies?
We do, in your voice, from a short guide we agree on at the start. Replies to sensitive reviews go to you first.
Do you buy or write reviews?
Never. Every review comes from a real customer. Fake reviews break Google’s rules and put your profile at risk.