Turn good work into 5-star reviews on autopilot.
You do great work and forget to ask. Every contractor does. The review funnel sends one text after each finished job with a direct link to your Google profile — timed for when the customer is happiest. Reviews climb, you rank higher in the map pack, and the next homeowner picks you before they even call.
Built for
Month-to-month · your accounts · live in about a week for ready-now systems.
What it does
What changes when it's running.
The ask happens every time
Job marked done → text goes out. No sticky notes, no remembering at 9pm.
One tap to review
The link opens your Google review box directly. The fewer steps, the more reviews.
Unhappy customers reach you first
A customer with a problem gets routed to you privately before they ever see the review link. You fix it; the 1-star never happens.
Reputation monitoring
New reviews land in your inbox with a suggested reply. Responding to every review is a ranking signal — we make it a two-tap habit.
How it works
Three steps, no homework for you.
- 01
We connect your Google Business Profile
And clean it up while we're there: categories, services, photos, hours.
- 02
We set the trigger
Invoice paid, job marked complete, or a manual tap — whatever fits your workflow.
- 03
Reviews roll in
You'll see them in your inbox with reply drafts ready. Most owners double their review count in the first few months of asking consistently.
Straight answers
5-star review funnel: questions owners ask
Didn't find yours? The audit answers the specific ones — or call (980) 245-0074.
Is this allowed by Google?
Asking every customer for an honest review is exactly what Google wants. What's not allowed is gating — only asking happy customers. We send the ask to everyone; unhappy customers simply get a private path to you first.
What if I get a bad review?
You'll see it immediately with a calm, professional reply drafted. A thoughtful response to a bad review often wins more trust than the review costs.
Can it request reviews on other platforms?
Yes — Facebook, Yelp, Nextdoor, or a trade-specific site. Google is usually the one that moves the needle for local service work.
Pairs well with
All servicesFind out if 5-star review funnel is your biggest leak.
The free audit reads your answers and ranks every system by impact — this one included. About two minutes; no call required to see it.