Features

Multi-Platform Review Management

Every review from every site, in one place.

Reviews land in a dozen places: Google, Facebook, industry directories, marketplaces. Chasing them across tabs is how a bad review sits unanswered for three weeks and turns into a story your next prospect reads.

Instant alerts

Know the minute a review posts, good or bad.

Unified inbox

Google, Facebook, and directory reviews in one list.

Trend reporting

Rating movement and volume tracked month over month.

Multi-location

See each location separately or all together.

One dashboard, nothing missed

We pull your reviews into a single dashboard so you stop hunting. Filter by platform, rating, location, or date, and see everything that needs a reply in one list.

You get an alert the moment a review posts, so you can respond while it still matters to the person who wrote it and to everyone reading after them.

See patterns, not just individual complaints

Trends over time tell you what a single review cannot. Which location generates complaints. Which crew gets named in the five-star reviews. Whether your rating is moving up or quietly sliding.

That turns reputation from a gut feeling into something you can manage like any other part of the business.

Ten minutes a week

For an owner already wearing five hats, this replaces a job nobody has time for. A short weekly pass keeps your reputation clean and catches service problems early, while they are still cheap to fix.

If you would rather not touch it at all, our managed plan handles monitoring and replies for you.

Common questions

Which platforms are supported?

Google is the core, with Facebook and major industry directories added based on where your customers actually leave reviews.

Can I reply from the dashboard?

Yes, replies post back to the source platform.

Do you handle multiple locations?

Yes. Each location gets its own view plus a combined rollup.

Ready to put this to work?

Tell us about your business and we will show you what your review page and review flow would look like.