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Review generation & Google review requests

Happy customers are often glad to leave a review — they just need to be asked at the right time. This makes asking automatic.

How it works

Review reactivation

If you have a list of past customers, a one-time campaign can invite them to share a review — often the fastest way to build up your Google reviews. Texts go only to customers who have agreed to hear from you, and every message includes an easy way to opt out.

Doing it the right way

Every customer is asked the same way, with no incentives for reviews and no filtering out unhappy customers, in line with Google's policies.

Pricing

Included in the Main Street Package ($499 to start, then $349/mo).

What's included

How setup works

  1. Free Website & Google Business Profile Audit. A look at your current reviews and how you collect them today, plus a check that your Google review link works properly.
  2. Build and test. Request and reminder messages are written with you and connected to how you finish jobs, and a reactivation list is prepared from your past customers.
  3. Go live and tune. Requests start going out, the reactivation campaign runs, and timing and wording are adjusted as reviews come in.

Who it's for

Businesses where a customer's decision depends on reviews: plumbers, HVAC and electrical contractors, landscapers, roofers and painters, salons, auto repair shops, and pet groomers. If customers often tell you they're happy but your review count doesn't show it, this helps close that gap.

Frequently asked questions

Is it allowed to ask customers for reviews?

Yes. Asking is fine; offering rewards for reviews or only asking happy customers is not. Everything is set up to follow Google's rules.

What is review reactivation?

A one-time text campaign to your past customers inviting them to leave a Google review. Texts go only to customers who have agreed to hear from you, and every message includes an easy way to opt out.

Do you write or buy reviews?

Never. Every review comes from a real customer.

Do customers need a Google account to leave a review?

Yes, Google requires reviewers to be signed in. The link takes them straight to the review form once they are.

What about negative reviews?

Every customer is asked the same way, and you get help replying to any review professionally. Reviews are never hidden or filtered.

Not sure where to start?

Get a Free Website & Google Business Profile Audit. Covers your website, Google Business Profile, reviews, and missed-call handling.