03 / Build your reputation

Automate Google review requests.

Send review requests after eligible customer visits without adding another daily task for your team.

Why it matters

Ask for reviews more consistently.

Automated requests make it easier to invite customer feedback after eligible visits. Reviews and ratings are never guaranteed.

Consistency compounds

Make review requests a regular habit.

Send 20 well-timed requests each week and a 10% response rate could add about eight fresh reviews every month.

20/weekReview requests
10%Illustrative response
8/monthFresh reviews
Examples only, not a forecast. Actual results and costs vary.
Customer using her phone after a meal while the restaurant owner looks on

What you get

How review requests work.

01

Choose when to ask

Send a request after an eligible customer interaction.

02

Link to your review page

Make it easy for customers to leave a Google review.

03

Automate follow-up

Keep requests consistent without relying on staff to remember.

Inside your review tools

See the feedback.
Choose how to reply.

Connect your Google Business Profile to see customer reviews, review AI-written replies, and decide what can be posted automatically.

  1. See what needs attention. Find reviews with replies ready to check or issues for your team to handle.
  2. Make the reply yours. Choose a tone, then review, edit, or regenerate an AI reply before approving it.
  3. Set your own rules. Keep replies as drafts or allow eligible replies to post automatically. Sensitive issues can be flagged for staff.
Google reviewsExample interface
ManageInsightsSettings
12Reviews in scope
3Draft ready
1Needs attention
Sample customer reviewDraft ready
★★★★★

“Loved the noodles and the friendly service. We’ll be back!”

AI reply draft

Thanks for stopping by! Glad you enjoyed the noodles and felt welcome. We’d love to see you again.

Reply toneCasual
Reply modeDraft all reviews
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Your next step

Put it to work for your restaurant.

Start with your free website. Add the tools you need as you grow.