One tap, one question, twenty seconds. Your customer picks what went well, gets a review written in their own words, and posts it to Google. No typing, no app, no chasing.
Set up in minutes. No contract. No passwords, ever.
How was your experience?
Summit Roofing & Exteriors
Your review
Crew showed up right when they said they would and left the yard spotless. Roof looks great and the price was exactly what was quoted.
Your happiest customers almost never leave a review.
The one bad day you had? That one gets written up.
And Google decides who shows up first partly on that.
How it works
01
A link or a QR code. Follow-up texts, receipts, table tents, the truck door, the invoice you hand over at the end of the job.
02
They tap a couple of things that went well. A natural, specific review appears. One tap to copy, and they land on your Google form ready to paste.
03
A low rating opens a private feedback form instead. The email hits your inbox in seconds, while you can still fix it.
Demo
From the customer's first tap to the review landing on your Google profile.
Product demo
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Benefits
Steady review velocity is one of the things Google weighs when it picks which three businesses to show. Asking every customer, every job, is how you get it.
You hear about the problem first, privately, and get a shot at fixing it before anyone else reads about it.
No blank box to stare at, no app to download, nothing for your crew to remember beyond handing over a card.
Built from what that customer actually picked, in plain language. No two look alike, and the customer edits anything they want before posting.
Google first, because that is where the calls come from. Facebook, Yelp or an industry site when that is the one your buyers read.
Visits, reviews drafted, reviews sent, feedback caught. One screen, this week's numbers, no report to decode.
Product
Page visits
412
Reviews generated
268
Sent to review sites
231
Feedback caught privately
14
Last 8 weeks
Illustrative data β sample account
For agencies
Sell review management as your own product. Each client is a subaccount you set up in minutes β their logo, your platform, one dashboard where you see every account at once.
β White-label domain, logo and colors β no ReviewNexus branding
β A subaccount per client, with their own link, QR and stats
β Recurring revenue on a service that runs itself
Sample agency dashboard β reviews this month
Pricing
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime. The more businesses you run it for, the less each one costs.
Single
One-location owner
$49/mo
1 business Β· $49 each
β Review page + QR code
β Private feedback routing
β Dashboard and email alerts
β Your logo and colors
Multi
Small chains, franchisees
$129/mo
Up to 5 businesses Β· $26 each
β Everything in Single
β A link and QR per location
β Side-by-side location stats
β Team access by email link
Agency
Most popularWhite-label on, your brand
$297/mo
Up to 25 businesses Β· $12 each
β Everything in Multi
β Full white-label branding
β A subaccount per client
β One dashboard across clients
Scale
Established agencies
$597/mo
Up to 75 businesses Β· $8 each
β Everything in Agency
β Bulk client setup
β Roll-up reporting across accounts
β Onboarding help for your team
150+ businesses? We'll build the plan around you.
Enterprise and reseller pricing lands near $5 per business, with volume terms and hands-on onboarding.
FAQ
Yes, as weβve built it. The review is a draft the customer reads, edits and posts themselves from their own Google account β nothing is auto-submitted, and there is no incentive or payment involved. Unhappy customers are offered a private route first, but nothing stops them from posting publicly if they want to.
No. They tap a link or scan a QR code and land on one question. No download, no login, no form to fill in. The only account they need is the Google account they already have to post the review.
Google is the default, because that is where local search and phone calls come from. You can point the page at Facebook, Yelp or another industry site instead, or run more than one destination.
However you already reach them: a follow-up text after the job, a QR code on the invoice or receipt, a table tent, a sticker on the truck, an email signature. One page, any number of places.
Yes. Invite staff and they get access with a sign-in link by email β there are no passwords anywhere in the product, so there is nothing for anyone to forget, share or leak.
Each location gets its own link, its own QR code and its own numbers, all under one login. You see them side by side and can tell at a glance which location is asking and which one is not.
Tell us about your business and we'll set your page up with you. Takes minutes, not a project plan.
Set up in minutes Β· No long-term contract Β· Cancel anytime
Form is a placeholder β submits to hello@reviewnexus.io until signup ships.