When should the request go out?

As early as you can. In the driveway with the QR code is best, and right after the invoice clears is next. The longer you wait, the fewer you get.

Can I ask customers I served before I signed up?

Yes, and it's the fastest win here. Send to your whole existing list at once by text or email.

What if someone doesn't respond?

They get a reminder. Set it to go automatically after a few days, or send it yourself. Most reviews come from the second ask.

Do I have to write the replies?

No. A reply gets drafted for every review and you approve or edit it before it posts. Nothing publishes without you.

What happens when I get a bad review?

You see it right away instead of finding out weeks later. Reply from the same screen you read it on. Most people reading reviews care more about how a business answers a complaint than about the complaint itself.

Where do the reviews show up?

Google, Facebook, and Yelp land in one dashboard. Reviews from customers who'd rather not post publicly go on your own site instead.

Do customers have to make an account or download anything?

No. They scan the code or tap the link and leave the review in a couple of clicks.

REVIEW MANAGEMENT

Good work doesn't review itself.

Review Management asks every customer, follows up on its own, and brings every review from Google, Facebook, and Yelp into one place to answer.

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Almost nobody leaves a review unasked, and the ones you do get sit on three sites you rarely check. Review Management sends the request, follows up automatically, and puts every review in one place to read and answer.

How it works

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Ask on the spot. Your tech pulls up your review QR code on their phone and the customer scans it before anyone leaves the driveway.

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Or send it later by text or email, to one customer or your whole past customer list at once.

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Every review that comes back lands in one place, with a reply drafted and ready for you to approve.

What's included

Ask while you're still standing there

The QR code lives in your mobile app, so a tech can hand over the phone the moment the job is done. That's the highest-response moment there is, and it beats a text the customer reads three days later. Owners screenshot the same code onto their invoices and paperwork.

Catch the ones who forget

Most people mean to leave a review and never get to it. Automatic reminders go out on a schedule you set, and the second ask is where most reviews actually come from.

Reply without knowing what to say

Every review arrives with a suggested reply already written. Edit it, approve it, done. Responding is the part owners skip because they're staring at a blank box, and this removes the blank box.

Answer everything from one screen

Google, Facebook, and Yelp reviews in a single view, with a notification when a new one posts. Your reply publishes back to the platform without you logging into anything.

Capture the customers who won't post publicly

Some people will tell you the job went great but won't write a public review. Ask them privately instead and their feedback goes on your own website, where it still does the work.

Turn your back catalog into reviews

Send a request to everyone you've served, in one go. Most owners find their first real batch of reviews sitting in a customer list they already had.

Common questions

Ask every customer. Answer every review.

Two jobs nobody has time for, running in one place.