Reviews decide who gets the call
Reviews Are the Lifeblood of Your Business
Start Free. No Credit Card. No Subscription.
Your stars are the first thing a customer sees, and Google Maps filters you out below 4.0. PromoMonster asks every customer, drafts your replies, and puts the results to work on your site.
Takes about ten seconds. No credit card.
Example reviews, for illustration
Reviews, done properly
Acme Pools · Mesa, AZ
Reputation Management
Reviews. Reputation. Growth.
Ask every customer for a review, reply to what comes back, and put it to work on your website — automatically. Built for local businesses that get chosen, or skipped, on their star rating.
Collect
Every customer asked, at the right moment.
Respond
Drafted replies, sent in a click by you.
Grow
Reviews on your site, working for you.
- SMS & email
- QR codes
- AI replies
Everything compliant. We never gate, incentivise or write reviews.
Free Review Score
Try it right now — see your score in seconds
We read your website and score it out of 100 on how well it is set up to win customer reviews. No credit card, no sales call.
Review calculator
How many five-star reviews does it actually take?
Move the sliders. The maths is exact: a rating is an average, and an average takes a knowable number of reviews to shift.
Your business today
The star rating showing on your Google Business Profile.
More reviews make a rating harder to move — in both directions.
4.5 is the cut-off in Google’s own rating filter.
Used only to work out how long it takes, at a 25% response rate.
Five-star reviews needed
79
to go from 4.2 to 4.7 stars
- Review requests to send
- 316
- At 60 customers a month
- 6 months
- Reviews after
- 126 +79
This is arithmetic, not a forecast. We will not put a revenue figure on it, because nobody can know yours — and a number you cannot defend to a customer is worse than no number.
Get your free review auditFree account · no credit card
Get reviews like a pro.
Start free today.
If you run a small service business, reviews are not a marketing extra you get to later. They are the thing that decides who gets the call. Every reason below is one you already feel — the free account is just how you stop having to remember.
More leads from the work you already do
When three businesses come up side by side, the rating is the tie-breaker. Every van, every sign and every ad you already pay for lands harder behind a 4.8 than behind a 3.9.
Trust before you ever speak to them
A stranger decides whether to call you by reading what your last twenty customers said. It is the reference you cannot hand out yourself, and it works while you are on a job.
A business worth more when you sell it
A buyer is buying your reputation along with the vans. A 4.8 with 400 reviews transfers on day one. A 3.9 with 40 is something they have to fix first, and they will price it that way.
Get past Google’s rating filter
Google Maps lets people filter results by rating, and the lowest rung of that filter is 4.0. Below it you are not competing badly — you are not in the list they are looking at.
Stop competing on price alone
A strong rating is the reason someone pays your quote instead of the cheapest one. Without it, price is the only thing left to compare you on, and that is a race you do not want to win.
Keep up with the shop down the road
Your competitors are asking their customers. If you are not, the gap widens every month — whether or not you are doing the better work. This is the one area where effort compounds.
Never have to remember to ask
Most owners do not have few reviews because customers said no. They have few because nobody asked, on the day, every time. That is the part we take off your hands.
Hear about a bad review first
Monitoring and alerts come with the free account, so you find out from us and reply the same day — not from a customer mentioning it three weeks later.
Free tools, not a free trial
Your Google review link and a printable QR code, 25 email review requests a month, review monitoring, and your Review Growth Score. Free for as long as you want it, with no card on file.
And we get them the honest way: we ask everyone. Filtering who gets asked is review gating. Google prohibits it outright, the FTC treats suppressing or buying reviews as deceptive, and it is the quickest way to lose the profile you spent years building. We will never do it, on any plan.
Create your free account- No credit card
- 25 review requests a month, free
- Free is a plan, not a trial