More 5-star reviews, without ever asking.
Your happiest customers would leave you a review — almost none of them will remember to. This asks every one of them for you, gives the happy ones a one-tap path to Google, and makes sure anyone who was let down reaches you first. Included on every website plan from $299/mo, no contracts.
Runs on your own domain, in your brand — not a generic survey link.
- Hi Dana — hope everything went great today! Mind rating us? It takes about 10 seconds: sunsethome.com/review
How'd we do?
Tap a star
The businesses with 300 reviews aren't better. They just ask.
Reviews are the one part of local visibility you directly control, and the gap between you and the business above you in the map pack is usually not quality of work — it is that they have a system that asks every single customer and you have good intentions on a busy Thursday. Asking is always the first thing to fall off the list, because it happens at exactly the moment you are packing up and driving to the next job.
There is a second reason it stalls: nobody enjoys asking, because you never quite know what you are going to get. Removing that hesitation is half of what this does. The ask goes out on its own, the customers who were happy get a path that takes ten seconds, and the rare customer who was not gets your phone number instead of an audience. See how it fits the rest of your local visibility on our local SEO services page.
What the review funnel does.
Every customer gets asked
Not the handful you remembered to ask, and not only the ones who were obviously delighted. The ask goes out on its own, every time, which is the entire reason it works.
A one-tap path for happy customers
They land on a branded page on your own website, tap a rating, and go straight to your Google profile — already signed in, no searching, no app-hunting.
Unhappy customers reach you first
If something went wrong, the feedback comes straight to you privately, while you can still fix it — instead of you reading about it in public a week later.
You get alerted either way
A new review or a piece of private feedback pings you immediately, so a problem gets a same-day phone call rather than a slow discovery.
It asks more than once
People mean to leave a review and then life happens. The sequence follows up politely a few times and stops the moment they respond — so you get the reviews without ever nagging.
Works for the jobs that never touch your website
Walk-ins, phone jobs and referrals get added from your phone in a few seconds, so your best customers are not the ones the system never hears about.
A year of staying in touch
Past customers roll into a long-running follow-up, so you stay in their phone for repeat work and referrals instead of being forgotten after one job.
On your domain, in your brand
The rating page lives on your own website, styled like the rest of it — not a generic third-party survey link that looks like spam.
From finished job to public review.
Job finishes
Marked complete in the CRM, or added from your phone in seconds for a walk-in or phone job.
The ask goes out
A short, friendly text with a link to a rating page on your own website.
They tap a rating
One tap. Happy customers go straight to Google; anything less comes privately to you.
You hear about it
Alerts either way — a new public review to thank them for, or a problem you can still fix.
Same happy customer, two endings.
Without it
- You mean to ask, then the next job starts
- The customers you do ask forget by the evening
- Nobody is asked twice, because that feels pushy
- Unhappy customers say nothing — until they post it
- Review count creeps up a handful a year
With it
- Every finished job triggers the ask automatically
- Happy customers reach Google in about ten seconds
- A polite reminder or two, then it stops on its own
- Problems reach your phone the same afternoon
- Asking keeps happening on the weeks you're slammed
It comes with your plan.
The automated review funnel is included on every website plan, starting with Launch — alongside your website rebuild, hosting and SEO. There is no separate review tool to subscribe to and no setup fee.
Questions about review automation.
It works best with the others.
Let your best customers do the selling.
Start with a free audit — where you stand in the map pack today, how your reviews compare locally, and what we'd automate first. No contracts.
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