Automated Google Reviews for local trades
Put Your Google Reviews on Autopilot, After Every Single Job
After every job, your customer gets a friendly text or email with a direct link to your Google review page. No remembering, no awkward asking, no gaps. It runs by itself for $197 per month, so you can stay focused on the work.
The problem with asking by hand
You Mean to Ask for Reviews. Then the Next Job Starts.
Asking by hand happens one customer at a time, only when you or your receptionist remember. On a busy week, nobody does. Reviews trickle in, then dry up, and your Google profile starts to look quiet.
People read reviews before choosing a local business. Stale reviews can give them a reason to keep scrolling. And once you are in the Google 3-pack, strong, recent reviews are one of the things that help you stay competitive there.
How it works
Set Up Once. It Runs After Every Job.
The job wraps up
When a job is done, the review process starts on its own. Nobody on your team has to remember to ask, and no customer gets skipped because the day got busy.
Your customer gets a friendly ask
A short text or email goes out with a direct link to your Google review page. No searching for your business, no extra steps. One tap and they are there.
Problems reach you fast
If a customer lets you know something went wrong, you are alerted right away and can make it right. Everyone still gets your Google review link, no exceptions.
What you get for $197 per month
A Review Engine That Never Forgets to Ask
Fully automatic after every job
Set it and forget it. The process runs by itself after each job, so asking for reviews never depends on someone’s memory or how busy the week gets.
One tap to your Google review page
Every request includes a direct link to your Google review page, by text or email. The easier it is, the more likely a customer follows through.
Every customer, every time
No favorites, no skipped jobs. Every customer gets the same request, so your reviews reflect your real work, not just the days someone remembered to ask.
Catch problems early
If a customer signals that something went wrong, you get alerted right away so you can make it right fast. They still get the same Google review link as everyone else.
We report rule-breaking reviews
If a review breaks Google’s rules, like fake, spam or offensive content, we report it and do our best to get it removed. Google makes the final call.
Built for your 3-pack goal
Getting into the Google 3-pack is the first win. Strong, recent reviews are one of the things that help you stay competitive once you are there.
Earn it. Then defend it.
Getting In Is Step One. Staying Strong Is Step Two.
Earning a spot in the Google 3-pack is what our 3-Pack Guarantee is for. Once you are there, strong, recent reviews are one of the things that help you stay competitive. Automated Google Reviews keeps a request going out after every job, so the asking never stops.
- A review request goes out after every job, even in your busiest weeks
- Real reviews in your customers’ own words, left right on Google
- Pair it with the 3-Pack Guarantee and AI Receptionist in the Mega Bundle, $697 per month
Real Reviews, Played by Google’s Rules
Real reviews from real customers only. We never write, buy or fake reviews, and every customer gets the same direct link to your Google review page. If a review breaks Google’s rules, we report it and do our best to get it removed, but Google makes the final call.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove bad reviews?
Only if they break Google’s rules. If a review is fake, spam, off-topic, a conflict of interest or offensive, we report it to Google and do our best to get it removed. Google makes the final decision, so we cannot promise removal. Honest reviews from real customers, even critical ones, generally stay up. A calm, polite reply is your best move there.
Do you only send happy customers to Google?
No. Every customer gets the same direct link to your Google review page, whether the job went perfectly or not. That is how Google says it should work, and it keeps your reviews honest. If someone signals a problem, you also get an alert so you can make it right, but they can still leave a public review like anyone else.
Is asking customers for Google reviews allowed?
Yes. Google allows businesses to ask their customers for reviews and encourages it. What Google does not allow is fake or paid reviews. We play it straight: we only ask real customers, everyone gets the same request, and we never write, buy or fake a review.
How does the automation work day to day?
Once it is set up, it runs in the background. After each job, your customer gets a friendly text or email with a direct link to your Google review page. You do not have to remember, send or chase anything. If a customer flags a problem, you get an alert right away so you can make it right. They still get the same Google link as everyone else.
Can’t I just ask for reviews myself?
You can. The trouble is doing it after every single job. Asking by hand depends on someone remembering on your busiest days, and that is exactly when it slips. Automation asks every customer, every time, with no reminders and no chasing. You get your time back, and your review requests never take a day off.
How much does Automated Google Reviews cost?
It is $197 per month. Want the full system? The Mega Bundle includes Automated Google Reviews, the Google 3-Pack Guarantee and the 24/7 AI Receptionist for $697 per month. We take only one client per niche per area, so it pays to move early.
Stop Chasing Reviews. Put the Asking on Autopilot.
For $197 per month, every customer gets a friendly review request after every job, and you hear about problems fast. We take only one client per niche per area, so claim your spot before a competitor does.