
Happy customers who never leave a review
Most customers will leave a review if someone asks. But once the van has left nobody remembers to, and the newest review on Google is months old.
Text message4:30 pmThanks for having us today! Would you leave us a Google review?
Before and after
The same moment, without it and with it.
Without it
Great jobs, and no new reviews
- The van leaves, and nobody asks for a review.
- The newest review on Google is months old.
- An unhappy customer's text sits unread.
With it
Every customer asked, kindly, after every job
- Every finished job gets one polite review request.
- One reminder three days later, then it stops.
- Every reply reaches the owner the same day.
How it works
From a finished job to a fresh review.
Every customer gets the same polite ask, and the owner sees every reply and every new review.
The job day
Hi Linda, thanks for having us today! If you have a minute, would you leave us a Google review? It really helps.Review us on Google
The same ask for everyone
Every customer, happy or not, gets the same polite text. Nothing is offered in return.
- Day 3One reminderOnly if no review yet. Then it stops.
- Any replyStraight to the ownerA problem reaches them the same day.
- A new reviewA reply draftedOn Google Business Profile, posted once the owner approves.
The hard moments
What it gets right when it matters.
The moments where a simple tool goes wrong, and what this one does instead.
A customer replies with a complaint
The owner gets it at once, to call them and put it right. Nobody is ever kept from leaving a review.
The result
What your business gets.
- A review request after every job, without anyone remembering
- Every customer asked the same way, within Google's rules
- Every reply and complaint passed to the owner
- A drafted reply ready for each new review
The rules it always follows
- 1Every customer gets the same request, never only the happy ones (Google's review policy).
- 2Nothing is offered in return for a review.
- 3One reminder at most, and STOP always works.
- 4Replies to reviews go up only after the owner approves them.
How it works inside, one step at a timeEach box is one thing it does by itself, and what it does when something goes wrong.See every stepHide the steps
How a finished job becomes a review request, and every reply reaches the owner.
What happens, in order- Step 1: A job is marked done. Jobber: the customer, the job, their number.
- Step 2: Checks who to ask. Not asked in the last six months, agreed to texts.If something goes wrong: No text consent: an email instead.
- Step 3: Waits two hours. And never after 8 pm.
- Step 4: Asks for a review. One text with the Google review link.
- Step 5: One reminder. Three days later, only if no reply.
- Step 6: Reads each reply. A thank-you, a question or a problem.If something goes wrong: A problem: straight to the owner.
- Step 7: The owner sees replies. Problems the same day, to put right.
- Step 8: Drafts review replies. Google Business Profile, after the owner approves.
Tap “If something goes wrong” on a step to see what it does next.
Works with
- Jobber
- Google Business Profile


