Review automation
for your business

Nope. Setup takes just a few minutes, so you could start getting reviews in hours. But if you prefer a quick walkthrough, or need help with the integration, we are happy to hop on a call.

Most businesses are fully set up in under 10 minutes. Just connect your Google profile, connect your CRM, and upload your personalized image. Then you are good to go. If you use a less popular software or CRM, we can hop on a call with you to walk through the integration.

On average, our users receive their first reviews less than 24 hours after launching their review reactivation. It depends on the number of customers you have, but we move fast.

You are billed 10 days after you start your free trial, then every month after that.

No. We like to say we are easy to work with and easy to get rid of. You can cancel your plan inside the dashboard in just a few clicks.

Our pricing tiers are based on the number of new review requests you would like to send each month.

Yes, all prices displayed on our website are in USD.

We offer bundle pricing for multi-location or franchise businesses. Contact our team and we will tailor a plan that works for you.

We recommend one initial review request after service, followed by two gentle reminders. However, this can be turned up or down in your dashboard. We only request reviews during a review reactivation or after service. We do not constantly request reviews from all your customers every week or month.

If you serve your customers every week, and every week they got a review request and follow-ups, that would get annoying. We have a 30-day cooldown period. This means if we request a review from Sally and she goes through the follow-ups but never leaves a review, we will not message her for 30 days. After 30 days, if Sally is still an active customer and has not left a review after her next service, she will be asked to leave a review again.

If you get a new review while working with ReviewBoost, we will know which customer left that review. However, we will not know which customers left you a review before working with ReviewBoost. Contact our support team and we can manually remove people who may have already left a review, but Google loves updated reviews right now. The more recent the review, the better, so getting old customers to update their reviews can be incredibly valuable. Once a customer has already left a review, we will no longer message them.

This allows us to get your customer attention and give you the best chance of capturing a review. Instead of just sending a boring text that gets ignored, we can send a photo of you or your team and auto-populate the customer name on the image. This can lead to more reviews than you expected.

Most users see anywhere from 10% to 15% of their previous customer base leave a review during review reactivation. If you have 1,000 previous customers in your CRM, we should be able to help you get about 100 to 150 reviews in the first 4 to 6 weeks of working with us. We expect over 20% to 30% of your new customers to leave a review after service, and many of our users see over 50% of their new customers leaving a review.

We take your past customer list and drip out personalized image review requests over time. This makes it look natural to Google and helps you turn old customers into fresh 5-star reviews without lifting a finger. If you have 1,000 previous customers, you upload them to ReviewBoost and we can help generate 100 to 150 new real reviews from your customers over the following weeks.

Right now, we focus on Google reviews since they have the biggest impact on local rankings and generating new customers. Facebook, Yelp, and other review platforms are in development.

Right now, we only support businesses in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This is due to SMS compliance regulations. We want to ensure every message we send meets strict carrier guidelines in each country. As we build support for additional regions, we will announce it. If you are outside these areas and want to be notified, reach out to us.

Not at this time. While we do plan to become HIPAA compliant in the future, we are intentionally holding off for now. Once we become HIPAA certified, every future update, no matter how small, would need to go through HIPAA review processes, which can significantly slow down development.