You do better work. He gets the call.

When a homeowner searches "plumber near me," they don't call the best plumber. They call the one with 200 reviews. The Review Engine asks every happy customer for you — one friendly text, right when the job's done.

Text Nick — start at $97/mo

How it works. You do nothing.

  1. Job gets done

    You mark it complete — or if you run our receptionist, it already knows.

  2. One friendly text

    Your customer gets a short thank-you from your shop with your Google review link. One tap, they're on your review page.

  3. Reviews stack up

    Replies come back to you, so problems reach your phone fast — and the happy ones land on Google where the next customer sees them.

WHAT YOUR CUSTOMER SEES "Hey Dave, it's Keystone Plumbing — thanks for having us out today! If Mike took good care of you, a quick Google review helps us a ton: [your link]. Either way, reply here if anything's not right. Reply STOP to opt out."

Less than one lost job a year.

Going from 12 reviews to 60 changes which name gets tapped on Google Maps. If better placement wins you one extra $350 job a quarter, the engine pays for itself three times over.

Setup is a 10-minute call: your Google review link, your customer list flow, your wording. Texts go only to customers who've agreed to hear from you — we handle the opt-in language so you're compliant.

THE REVIEW ENGINE
$97/mo
No setup fee · no contract
  • Automatic review ask after every job
  • Written in your shop's voice
  • Replies route to your phone
  • Weekly count: asked, clicked, posted
  • Works alone or with the receptionist

What owners ask.

Is this allowed? Buying reviews gets you banned.

Buying reviews does. Asking your own customers is exactly what Google wants — we ask every customer the same way, no cherry-picking, no incentives, which is what keeps it clean.

What about unhappy customers?

They get the same ask — but because it's a text conversation with your shop, most of them reply to you instead of going straight to Google. You hear about the problem while you can still fix it.

I feel weird asking.

That's why you're at 12 reviews. The text does the asking so you never have to — and customers who just got their water back actually like being asked.

Where do the numbers show up?

A short text to you every Friday: how many asked, how many clicked, your new review count and rating. No dashboard to log into unless you want one.

Be the name with the reviews.

Text Nick — (484) 841-8501 Pair it with the receptionist