Review Engine
$1,250
one-time install
+ $99/mo care plan
Review asks after every job, AI-drafted replies, Google Business Profile tune-up.
Start this install →How it works / Problem 03 · Get more reviews
The customer loved the job. Google never heard about it.
Happy customers mean to leave a review. Then they get back to their day. We wire the ask into the moment a job is marked done, so it lands while they still remember your name. Every customer gets the same ask, and every one of them is free to be honest. About five business days to install. About one hour of your time.
- Every customer gets asked
- No fake reviews, ever
- Software never marked up
sample service near me Sample
What they compare before they call
- 1Northside Sample ★★★★★
- 2Harbor Sample ★★★★☆
- 3Elm Sample ★★★★☆
- ·Sample Business ★★★★★
SMS · Review ask
Job #1042 marked done · 4:12 PM Sample
Hi Sam, thanks for having Sample Business out today. If we did right by you, would you leave us a quick Google review? review link
Just did. Your team was great.
New review · Google · 4:31 PM
The route at a glance
Six stops from "nobody reviews us" to reviews that keep landing.
Same work order as every Counter & Crew install. Different test: we finish a fake job and check what your customer actually gets on their phone.
Station 00 Before Day 1 · Self-serve
Your work is better than your star count.
This one hides in plain sight. You finish a job, the customer says "you saved my weekend," and that's the last anyone hears of it. Meanwhile the newer company down the road has more reviews than you do. If two or more of these sound familiar, your reviews are costing you calls.
You do
Run the checklist, or pick "Missing reviews" in Find AI.
You get
The review tools we'd buy, with public prices, and the ones to skip.
Signs your reviews are stuck2 or more?
- Your newest Google review is months old
- A newer competitor has more reviews than you
- You ask in person, then never send the link
- A bad review sits there with no reply
Station 01 Day 1 · 30 minutes
The review check. We count what your customers see before they call.
Before the call we pull your Google profile and the three businesses that show up next to you: how many reviews, how recent, how many got a reply. On the call we find where your jobs get marked done, whether that's Jobber, Housecall Pro, a spreadsheet, or a paper calendar on the counter, because that's where the ask has to start. Sometimes the fix is a setting you already pay for. Housecall Pro, for one, already includes the review ask. Sometimes it's nothing at all.
You do
Tell us where a job gets marked finished, and roughly how many jobs you do a week.
You get
A review report and an honest yes, no, or "turn on what you already own."
The review reportSample
- Google reviews · rating61 · 4.3
- Newest review4 months ago
- Reviews with an owner reply20%
- Jobs finished per month40
- Top 3 nearby · average reviews90
Verdict: worth installing · start at job-done
Station 02 Day 1–2 · We do the homework
The pick. You need a review ask, not a reputation suite.
The review aisle is full of dashboards built for franchise groups, sold on contracts a one-location business can't easily leave. Most owners need one thing done well: a text and an email after every finished job, one reminder if they ignore it, and a stop once they've reviewed. The top score isn't always the pick. Housecall Pro scores higher, but it's a whole job system. If you already run Jobber, the $75 ask is the buy. You see the score and the public price before you say yes.
Plays with your job softwareAsks after every jobInside your budget Billed to you by the vendor, never marked up
Scorecard · Review managementSample
Scores, verdicts, and prices as published on /categories/review-management/, checked Oct 7, 2026. NiceJob catch, from our review: the parent company is the risk.
Station 03 Day 2–4 · Remote, in your accounts
The install. Then we finish a fake job and see what your customer gets.
Everything is built in your accounts, under your logins. We connect the review tool to wherever your jobs get marked done, write the ask in your voice, and set one reminder, not five. Then we test it the way your customer will meet it: close a test job, wait for the text, tap the link on a phone, and make sure it opens your Google review box. Not a survey first. Not a page that sends happy customers to Google and unhappy ones to a form. If it fails on our phone, it never reaches theirs.
You do
Read the ask and the reminder. Approve them, or tell us what sounds wrong.
We do
Connect, write, wire the review link, and run test jobs until it's boring.
Test job #3 · SMS Sample
Job marked done · 2:47 PM
Hi Sam, thanks for having Sample Business out today. If we did right by you, would you leave us a quick Google review? review link
Tapped it. Google review box opened.
Test passed · Review detected · reminder cancelled
- Go-live checklist
- Fires when a job is marked done
- Link opens your Google review box
- Same ask for every customer
- One reminder, then it stops
- Stops once they've reviewed
- Your wording approved
Station 04 Day 5 · 20 minutes
The handoff. Your review link, your logins, your reply rules.
A 20-minute walkthrough for you and whoever closes out jobs. Then the runbook: every login in your name, when the ask fires, your direct Google review link for invoices and receipts, and plain rules for replies, including what to say, and what not to say, when a review stings. Keep us on care, or run it yourself. Either way, nothing is held hostage.
20 minwalkthrough
100%of logins in your name
0reviews filtered out
Your review runbookSampleSample Business · V1
- 01 Logins & ownership
- 02 When the ask fires, drawn out
- 03 Ask & reminder you approved
- 04 Your direct Google review link
- 05 Reply rules, good reviews and bad
Station 05 Day 6 onward · Optional care plan
Care & tune. The count should climb every week.
Every week you get one short report: jobs finished, asks sent, reviews that landed, and which ones still need a reply. We draft the replies for you to approve, and we flag the angry ones the same day, so you can call that customer before anyone types a word. Every quarter we re-check your tool against our latest scorecard, and if it starts underperforming, we swap it and tell you why.
Your weekly review reportSample
New Google reviews
40review asks sent
6new Google reviews
6replies drafted
The honest clock
Reviews arrive at the speed of your jobs.
Our install finishes in a week. The reviews come as fast as you finish work, and no faster. Here's what usually moves, and roughly when.
Week 1
The ask goes liveEvery job marked done from today gets the same ask. The first reviews come from this week's customers.
Weeks 2–4
The count starts movingMore finished jobs, more asks, more reviews. No tool makes a slow month busy.
Months 2–3
Your newest review is days oldThe date on your latest review stops working against you.
Month 3 onward
Replies keep it honestEvery review gets a reply, the rough ones too. A calm answer to a two-star review tells the next caller a lot.
If someone promises you 50 reviews in 30 days, ask where they come from. Real reviews come from real customers at the pace you finish jobs. Anything faster is bought, faked, or filtered, and Google's policy is to remove those reviews.
Who does what
Your part takes about an hour. Ours takes the week.
You
1 hour total- Run the 2-minute checklist2 min
- Review check30 min
- Approve the ask and reminder5 min
- Handoff walkthrough20 min
The crew
Everything else- Review report and honest verdict
- Tool pick from the published scorecard
- Setup, job-software connection, review link, test jobs
- Runbook, reply drafts, weekly reports, quarterly swaps
Ask, thenCompound.
01Job done
02Review asked
03Review lands
04Higher on the map
05More calls
06More jobs done
What happens when it works
Reviews are the part of the loop nobody can buy. That's why they work.
Every review is a stranger telling the next stranger you showed up and did it right. Fresh reviews help you show up on the map, the map brings calls, and every call you catch becomes another job to ask about. The businesses that pull ahead pair the Review Engine with the two installs on either side of it.
Pick your work order
Start with the ask. Add the loop.
Get Found
$1,250
one-time install
+ $99/mo rescans
Map check, listing cleanup, profile rebuild, citations, monthly grid.
Start this install →Missed-Call Recovery
$1,500
one-time install
+ $99/mo care plan
Text-back on every missed call, AI receptionist, booking link.
Start this install →Review software is paid by you, directly to the vendor. The review-ask tool we'd pick is $75/mo, and if you run Housecall Pro, the ask is already included in your plan.
Book a 30-min fit call Every customer gets asked · No fake reviews, ever · Software never marked up
No fit, no charge. If we can't make it work for your business, you don't pay for the install.
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