Ask every customer for a review at the moment they are happiest.
Happy customers often mean to leave a review, then forget. A review system makes asking part of how you work: the request arrives while the experience is fresh, posting takes one tap, and what customers tell you privately reaches you too, so problems surface early.

A short request goes out by message, or customers tap a QR code or NFC card at the counter.
A simple review page takes them straight to Google.
Private feedback reaches you, so you can fix a problem before it becomes a pattern. Anyone can still post publicly; nobody is filtered out.
Reporting shows requests and feedback by location or staff member.
A review system runs live for a client today. Its screens go up here once they approve publishing.
Real screens and real hardware. Select any one to see it full size.
$900 + $49/MO
Yes. What is not allowed is paying for reviews or only asking customers you expect to be happy. Our system asks everyone the same way, and anyone can post publicly.
No. They tap a link, scan a QR code or touch an NFC card, and land on a page that takes them to Google.
Customers can always post publicly. Private feedback also reaches you directly, so you can respond and fix the problem.
Reviews are one of the signals Google uses for local results, alongside your site and business profile. More genuine reviews help; we do not promise a ranking.
Yes, reviews are posted there. If you do not have one yet, setting it up is the first step.
Pick where it hurts. We'll tell you which stage is costing you money, then send a written scope and price.