- M. T. Did the job but took three calls to get someone out. No reply
- K. L. Fine work. Hard to reach. No reply
0 of 11 reviews answered
Why it matters
Which one would you call?
Same street, same trade. One listing has a handful of reviews and nobody answering them. The other has plenty, and a reply under every one.
- J. R. Came out same day and explained everything. Owner replied Thanks, J! Glad we could get you sorted the same day.
- A. P. Good work, ran a little late. Owner replied Thanks for the honest note. We've tightened up our arrival windows.
Every review answered
Sample listings for made-up businesses.
- 97% read reviews before they pick a business
- 31% skip anyone rated under 4.5 stars
How it works
Set up this week. Cancel any time.
Connected to your Google Business Profile in one sitting. No per-review fees, no contract.
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Connect your Google profile
One permission screen. We never post anything without your reply rules set first.
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Set the tone
Tell it how you talk to customers. Every draft reply sounds like you, not a corporate template.
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It asks and it answers
Texts a review link after each job, then drafts a reply to every review that lands — good or bad.
Every job after that
From finished job to answered review.
You do the work. It asks, it drafts, and you tap approve.
- Today · 2:40 PM Furnace repair · Sam R. Job complete
The job's done
You finish up and head to the next one. Nothing new to remember.
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Thanks for having us out today, Sam! If you've got a minute, a quick review would mean a lot: link
It texts the link
Right after the job, while it's fresh. One tap and they're on your Google listing.
- Sam R.
On time, explained everything, fixed it the same day.
The review lands
Good or bad, you see it the moment it's posted.
- Reply drafted
Thanks, Sam! Glad we could sort it the same day.
ApproveYou approve, it posts
Every draft sounds like you. Nothing goes public until you say yes.
Sample screens.
When it's not five stars
A bad review gets an answer before it gets an audience.
The next customer reads the bad review and your reply together. A fast, level-headed answer shows them how you treat people when something goes wrong.
- Pings you the moment it's posted, not a week later
- A calm, specific reply drafted for you to edit
- Nothing goes public until you approve it
9:14 Sample
New 2-star review Reply drafted · waiting for you now
Chris D.
Tech showed up two hours late and nobody called to say so.
Suggested reply
Chris, you're right, and I'm sorry. You should have had a call the moment we were running behind. I'd like to make it right. Can you call me directly at the office?
Approve Edit Call first
What it handles
The listing people check before they call you.
Nobody calls the business with eleven reviews and no replies when the one next to it has two hundred.
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Asks at the right moment
Texts every customer the review link just after the job's done, while it's fresh and they're most likely to write one.
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Replies to every review
Drafts a response to each one so your listing never looks abandoned to the next person reading it.
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Flags the unhappy ones
A bad review pings you immediately with a suggested reply, before it sits there unanswered for a week.
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You approve before it posts
Nothing goes public unless you've said yes — or switch on auto-reply for the five-star ones only.
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Watches every location
One dashboard across all your Google profiles if you run more than one.
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Monthly summary
What came in, what it said, and where your rating moved — in a one-page email.
Set up this week
Ready for AI Google Reviews Agent?
A few questions about how you work, and you'll know whether it fits — before you pay for anything.
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