Asked at the right moment
The request goes out after the check, while the meal is still good in their memory — not three days later when they’ve forgotten you.
Reviews
A half-star on Google is worth more than any ad you’ll ever buy. The shops with 4.7 stars aren’t luckier than you — they just ask, every single time, and they answer.
Why it matters
The request goes out after the check, while the meal is still good in their memory — not three days later when they’ve forgotten you.
A one-star hits your phone within minutes. Most upset customers can be turned around inside an hour. After a week, they can’t.
We draft the response. You read it, change what you want, hit send. Google counts replies, and so do the people reading them.
How it works
Takes about ten minutes and one confirmation from you. Nothing changes for your customers.
Automatically, after the check or the pickup — with the opt-out language handled correctly.
New review lands, your phone buzzes. If it needs a careful answer, a draft is waiting.
“We got a one-star on a Saturday. I saw it in ten minutes, called the guy, and he changed it himself on Monday.”
Questions
No, and anyone who says they can is lying to you. We can flag reviews that break Google’s rules, and we can help you answer the rest well — which is what actually moves your rating.
Yes, as long as you ask every customer the same way and don’t pay for reviews or filter out unhappy people. That’s how we set it up. Review gating is against Google’s terms and we won’t do it.
One request per customer, then we leave them alone. Anyone can opt out in one tap and never hear from us again.
Better. Recent reviews count for more than old ones, so a steady trickle of new ones lifts you even if your total is already high.