Your competitor has 143 Google reviews. You have 8. Who do you think gets the call?

“You do great work. But online, nobody knows.”

Your customers love you. They tell their mates, they use you again, they recommend you to the neighbours. But someone searching Google right now doesn't see any of that. They see a business with 12 reviews and a competitor with 80. They call your competitor.

“Asking for reviews feels awkward.”

Nobody wants to be that person standing in someone's kitchen going “so um, would you mind leaving me a Google review?” Your customer gets a friendly text instead. No awkward conversation. No pressure on either side.

“One bad review and you're up all night.”

One unhappy customer goes straight to Google and suddenly your 4.8 drops to 4.2. You don't even know about it until a mate sends you a screenshot. With this, unhappy customers come to you first, privately. You hear about it before Google does.

We connect to your Xero and ask your customers for a review at the moment they're happiest with your service. That's when they're most likely to say yes. Text first, email if they don't respond, one more follow up after that. You don't send anything, schedule anything, or remember anything. It just runs.

Pick a tone that matches how you actually talk to your customers. Casual and personal, business and polished, or refined and understated. Your customers get a message that sounds like it came from you because you chose the words.

When you sign up, we scan your last 6 months of Xero invoices and start reaching out to past customers straight away. You don't wait weeks to see results. Reviews start coming in from the first week.