Stop chasing customers. Let your reviews bring them to you.
Three messages after every job. Live today, free for 14 days.
Your team earns five stars all week. Google sees almost none of it, because nobody remembers to ask.
97% of customers read reviews first. 74% only count the last 90 days.
Live
Built for the ones who plan on being the first call.
Customers raised the bar this year. Most profiles did not move.
Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026, 1,002 US adults, published February 2026.
Search your category and your city. Then look at who is above you.
The top three take most of the calls. Here is what we usually find on a walkthrough.
Those companies are not winning because the work is better. They are winning because the profile looks more trusted.
Rating and recent volume are the two things a customer scans before choosing. Both come down to how consistently anyone asks.
See your own gap on a callWe are new. So we go first.
No wall of testimonials yet. Here are three things harder to fake.
The research, not our opinion
Every number here is BrightLocal's 2026 survey of 1,002 US consumers. Published and checkable.
See the numbersThe system, running live
We screen share the real thing on your profile. No slide deck, no recorded demo.
Watch it runWe take the risk, not you
Two weeks running on your real customers before we invoice anything. Confidence looks like going first.
See the offer$297 a month, locked for as long as you stay.
Founding accounts get built by hand and keep their rate permanently, including after the price moves.
You do not have a review problem. You have a remembering problem.
A visibility problem wearing a quality problem's clothes.
You forget to ask
You are onto the next customer before the last one is out the door.
Your team forgets to ask
The cards, the sign, the reminder in the group chat. It works for two weeks.
The customer forgets too
They meant to. They told a friend how good you were. Then Tuesday happened.
Six things the cheap review tools do not do.
We go backward through the customers you already served
A team runs it, so you never log into anything
Replies written fresh, because half of buyers reject canned ones
Five star reviews repost to your Facebook and Instagram
Every customer asked the same way, so your profile stays safe
A completed job is the only trigger your team ever touches
Three messages. Not thirty automations.
The first one asks for nothing. That is why the other two work.
A check in, with no ask in it
No link, no favor. And if something was not right, you hear it tonight instead of reading it Friday.
The request, to every single customer
Same message, same link, no matter what they said first. That is what keeps you clear of review gating, which Google now penalizes.
One nudge, only if they never clicked
The system checks first, so nobody is bothered twice. Almost everyone skips this one. It brings in the most reviews.
Both first names appear, so it reads like Mike texted Sarah, not a business texting a list.
Then every review gets answered in about 10 minutes
Written fresh, never templated. Google favors profiles that respond, and so do customers scrolling listings.
You are sitting on a gold mine you forgot you owned.
Every old invoice is a review nobody asked for.
Your number scales with your list. A range, not a promise, since it depends on how many customers you have and how recently you served them. We drip deliberately, because 500 requests fired at once looks unnatural to Google and returns far less.
of customers now use AI to find a local business, up from 6% last year.
ChatGPT reads your reviews before it recommends you.
These tools have no opinion about you. They read your reviews and repeat them.
One extra customer a month and the math stops being a discussion.
You are buying back the ten minutes a day nobody was ever going to spend.
It runs on your real customers before you pay a dollar.
One call, we switch it on. Reviews start landing tonight.
Real reviews have landed. Keep it or walk, no charge either way.
New reviews keep landing without anyone on your team touching it.
Free for 14 days
Everything below, switched on today
Google Business Profile built or rebuilt
No profile yet? We create it. Yours to keep whatever you decide on day 14.
Review reactivation launched
Your past customer list, worked through at a safe pace.
Job to message connection
A closed ticket is the only trigger anyone has to remember.
Sequences written for your trade
Text and email, in your voice, naming the tech.
AI replies switched on
Every review answered in minutes, written fresh.
Social reposting connected
Five star reviews post to Facebook and Instagram.
Dashboard and Monday summary
Rating, volume, reviews by tech. Sent by text.
Free for 14 days, then $297 a month
No setup fee. No contract. No charge per review. Turn it on freeNothing charged for 14 days
It runs on your real customers first. Walk on day 14 and keep the profile work we did.
Cancel by email
No contract, no retention call, no notice period, no clawback.
The reviews stay yours
Everything collected lives on your profile permanently, whatever you decide.
The ones owners actually ask.
What is the catch on the 14 days?
We take a card so billing is automatic if you stay, and we do not charge it until day 14. Describing this is slower than showing it, so we switch it on today and let your own customers settle the argument.
Is this against Google policy?
No. Google prohibits asking only the customers you expect to praise you. Every job gets the same message and the same link. Your office just hears about problems fast enough to fix them.
Will this annoy my customers?
One message, two reminders, then it stops. Reply STOP and they are removed for good. It comes from your number and names the tech they just met.
What does my team have to do?
Close out customers the way they already do. No app, no dashboard, no script.
We already use a booking system. Does this replace it?
It sits on top. We read the completed job signal out of it. Most booking, scheduling, and invoicing systems work the same way, including a plain shared sheet.
How fast does the rating move?
Volume moves in the first two weeks. The average rating takes longer, since it has to outweigh what is already there. We run that math on your profile during the call.
What is the review reactivation, exactly?
You export a customer list, we run a paced campaign across it. Fastest way to move a profile, because the goodwill is already there. Small batches daily, never all at once.
Is there a contract?
No. Month to month, cancel any time, and everything you collect stays yours.
What happens to a bad review that is already up?
We draft a reply and flag anything that breaks Google's content rules so you can request removal. Nobody deletes a legitimate review, us included. New volume pushes old ones down.
Two weeks free. Then it is your call.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. We pull up your Google profile, show you exactly where you sit against the top three in your area, and start the build the same week if it makes sense.
Turn it on free No contract. Cancel any time. If it is not a fit we will tell you on the call.