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Reviews
More reviews, less awkward.
After every job, each customer gets the same compliant review request, so you never have to ask face to face.
$150 setup · $79 a month · CASL-compliant · cancel anytime
Why reviews stall
The awkward ask
Nobody enjoys asking for reviews.
Which is why it does not happen. The job goes well, everyone is pleased, and nobody says anything. Months later your review count has not moved and the shop across town keeps climbing.
Ask once, at the right moment.
A single message shortly after the work is finished, while it is fresh. No nagging, no chasing, no second and third reminder that makes you look desperate.
Compliant, because the fines are real.
CASL governs commercial messages in Canada. Consent, identification and a working unsubscribe are built in — not bolted on after somebody complains.
Example: how it would work
How the review ask would work
These are made-up examples. They are not client results.
Trades & Contracting · Local SEO Boost
The 2-Hour Post-Job Review Lift
An Abbotsford roofing company does good work but has far fewer Google reviews than it should.
The Old Reality
Foremen don't ask for reviews because it feels pushy, and happy homeowners rarely think to look up the listing.
How it would work
Two hours after cleanup, every homeowner would get the same message: "Thanks for choosing Sample Roofing! If you have a minute, here's our Google review link: g.page/r/your-business." One tap would open the Google review form.
The result, in this example
Every customer would be asked the same way, so reviews wouldn't depend on someone remembering to ask. (No ranking is promised.)
Customer Service · Reputation Protection
When a customer is unhappy
A commercial plumbing customer is upset because the tech was late, stuck on Highway 1, and is about to vent on Google.
The Old Reality
Customer leaves a scathing 1-star review on Google without calling the office first. The business owner only sees it two days later.
How it would work
The customer would get the same message as everyone else, with the same Google review link.
The result, in this example
The owner could call back, apologise and put it right. The customer would still have the review link and could post whatever they choose.
How the asks work
CASL-safe by default
QR codes for the van
Scan on the spot with a physical card or a sticker.
Post-job timing
Sent when the work is finished and the customer is happiest, not two weeks later.
CASL compliant
Consent tracked, sender identified, unsubscribe honoured. Built in from the start.
Straight to Google
One tap to your review form. No app, no account, no eight-step journey.
Same link for everyone
Every customer gets the same Google review link, whatever their experience.
Reviews are a local-search signal
Google says volume and recency count. We do not promise a position, we make sure the asking happens.
Reviews feed into
The knock-on effect
Straight answers
Common questions
How do the review requests work?
After a job is finished, every customer gets the same short review request with your Google review link. Everyone gets the same one-tap link, whatever their experience, with no filtering.
Is automated review outreach CASL-compliant?
Yes. Messages are sent exclusively to recent clients under established commercial relationship provisions, complete with instant opt-out functionality.