It's eight o'clock and you're not about to go write follow-up emails.
Nobody with a truck to unload has time to chase reviews by hand. So we set it up once — and from then on you can send a short note from the truck before you leave, or your office can fire it off when they send the invoice, from your own Gmail or Outlook.
Get set up free 90 days free. No credit card. $49 a month after that.
What we set up for you
One short call, four things configured, and then it runs. You are not being handed a dashboard and wished good luck.
Your own mailbox, connected
Gmail or Outlook — whichever you already run the business from. Requests go out under the name your customer has been dealing with, not a noreply address they've never seen.
Your Google review link, found and wired in
We locate your business profile and put the link where a customer on a phone can't miss it. No searching, no copy-pasting.
The wording, sorted
A short message that reads like a tradesperson wrote it, because a five-paragraph marketing email from a plumber fools nobody. You can change any of it.
Somewhere for problems to land
Replies come back to your inbox, so if a customer wants to tell you the crew tracked mud through the hall, you find out from them rather than from a review.
That's the whole setup. It happens once, and you don't have to do it again.
What your customer actually gets
One message, sent when the job wraps — from the truck before you leave, or from the office with the invoice. Here's roughly what lands.
Hi Sandra,
Dave here. Just wrapped up at your place — wanted a quick check that everything looks good.
If everything's good, it would genuinely help us if you left a quick review — most of our work comes from people finding us that way. And if anything wasn't right, hit reply and tell me, and I'll sort it out.
Thanks,
Dave
Illustration of a typical request (your wording, your name, your address). Happy customers can leave a Google review; if something was off, they can tell you directly.
Reviews when it's good. A heads-up when it isn't.
The point of the ask is simple: more of your happy customers leave a Google review, and when something wasn't right you hear about it privately so you can make it right.
A shop that only ever hears the good news doesn't know what to fix. Catching problems early is frequently as useful as the reviews themselves.
Why it arrives from you
A review request from a company your customer has never heard of gets deleted, and rightly so. One from the person who was standing in their kitchen last week gets read.
Built for shops without a marketing person
If there are a few trucks, a phone that rings all day, and nobody whose job it is to think about the internet, this is aimed squarely at you.
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Landscaping
- Cleaning
- Roofing
- Painting
- Appliance repair
What this isn't
We don't run ads, build websites, manage your social accounts, or sell an SEO package. One product, one job: turning finished work into feedback and Google reviews. If you need an agency, you need a different company.
90 days
Free, with everything switched on. Long enough to run a full busy season through it.
No card
Nothing to enter to start, and nothing charged if you walk away at the end of the trial.
$49 a month
USD, after the trial ends. Cancel any time it stops paying for itself.
Let's get you going
Tell us what you fix and how big the crew is. If it looks like a fit, the next step is a short call to connect your mailbox — after that it's running.
This form goes to a person, not a queue.
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