The 5-Star Reboot
You've done years of great work for people who loved it. Almost none of them left a review, because nobody asked. One campaign fixes that. Then it never happens again.
Homeowners are reading reviews you never collected.
A homeowner comparing you to two other bids checks reviews before they call. If your count is thin or your last review is from 2022, they quietly pick the other guy, even if your work is better. And the bar keeps rising: per BrightLocal's 2026 survey, 68% of consumers will only use a business with 4 or more stars, 47% won't consider one with fewer than 20 reviews, and 74% want to see reviews from the last three months.
Here's the good news: the same survey found 83% of customers leave a review when they're simply asked. The reviews are already sitting in your past-customer list. Nobody ever asked for them.
Two parts, done for you.
Harvest the backlog
The reviews you already earned, finally collected.
I run a one-time, personalized campaign to your past happy customers, by email and (where you have consent) text, with a one-tap Google review link. In two to three weeks it turns years of quiet goodwill into a visible stack of new five-star reviews.
Never fall behind again
Every future job asks on its own.
Then I switch on a post-job trigger so every completed job automatically asks for a review at the right moment, and follows up once if they forget. Your reputation builds itself while you're on the jobsite, and wherever I can, I switch it on inside a tool you already pay for instead of selling you a new one.
Compliant by design. No gimmicks, ever.
This is where most review services get contractors in trouble. Not this one. Existing customers only, no cold lists. No filtering out anyone (that's review gating, and Google bans it). No paying or discounting for reviews: that's banned by Google, and by the FTC's 2024 Consumer Review Rule, which carries penalties up to roughly $53,000 per violation. Text only with documented consent, inside quiet hours, with easy opt-out. Your name and your license are on this, so it gets done the way that holds up, not the way that's fast. Just the real praise you already earned, showing up where buyers look. For the full breakdown, see the guide on getting reviews the compliant way.
Flat fee. One booked job covers it many times over.
Think about what one kitchen, one roof, or one ADU is worth to you. A thin review count, or your best review sitting three years old, can be the quiet reason that job went to the other bid. The Reboot is a one-time flat fee. Ongoing review autopilot folds into a growth retainer, or runs standalone, no long contract, and every review it produces is yours to keep either way. We scope the exact number on your free audit, based on the size of your past-customer list.
Turn your happy customers into a wall of reviews.
15 MINUTES. FREE. NO PITCH. YOU KEEP THE FINDINGS.