The whole process felt considered from the first conversation.
Private feedback · Approved for siteTurn finished work into the next customer’s confidence.
Make a great customer experience easier to turn into public proof.
Anyone whose happiest customers keep forgetting to say so in public.
4.9
★★★★★38 responses · 94% would recommend
Sent after the team finished the project.
Chosen in the dashboard · 2 days agoAsk at the right moment, hear the private feedback first, and publish the praise you have permission to use.
The two days after a job ends
Union Motor Works is a fictional repair shop. This is what happens after a customer picks up their car.
- Day 0
The repair is marked complete and the team sends a review request from the dashboard.
- Day 2
The customer opens the short, friendly note while the experience is still fresh.
- Day 2
They leave five stars and a sentence about the honest estimate. It arrives in your dashboard, not on the open internet.
- Day 3
You read it, ask permission and add it to the website beside the services page it belongs to.
- Later
A new customer reads it while deciding whether to call. That is the whole point.
Three steps to get it working.
Ask after the work, not during it
A request goes out once the job is finished, which is when people actually have something to say.
↗Hear the quiet feedback first
Responses come to you before they go anywhere public, so a problem becomes a phone call instead of a public complaint.
↗Publish the ones you are proud of
Choose which reviews appear on the site and where. Nothing is published without you approving it.
↗What reviews & reputation helps you do.
The useful details stay beside the website, where they are easier to update and easier for customers to find.
Choose the customer, send a private review link and keep its status beside the response.
The five stars from last week and the lovely paragraph from two years ago live together, ready to use on any page.
Every review keeps its source, so you can tell an on-site review from one a customer sent you directly.
Mark whether someone agreed to be quoted publicly, so you never have to guess a year later.
What this looks like in a real week.
Proof beside the project it belongs to
The kitchen photos and the homeowner’s words on the same page, which is far more convincing than either alone.
See contractors & home servicesA gentle ask after the appointment
One friendly note two days later, instead of an awkward request while somebody is still in the chair.
See salons & wellnessThe nudge that arrives after checkout
Guests are asked once they are home and happy, not in the middle of a weekend away.
See hospitality & venuesShort answers.
Can I hide a bad review?
You choose what appears on your own website. Feedback comes to you privately first, so a genuine complaint reaches you as a chance to fix it.
Does this post to Google or Facebook for me?
No. Reviews collected here live on your site and in your dashboard. You can still point happy customers to an outside listing yourself.
Will customers find the request annoying?
It is one short note after completed work, and you control the wording and the timing. Most people are glad to be asked once.
Can I use older testimonials?
Yes. Add testimonials you already have, note who gave permission, and display them anywhere on the site.
Your best work should be doing more selling.
Review requests are included with Starter. Choose the customer and timing from your dashboard.