More Google reviews come from asking every customer at the right moment, with a direct link. We set that up, then keep a copy of every review on a site you own, fed by your Google reviews and your own collection form. Your proof stops living only on a platform whose rules you do not control.

Who it is for

Businesses where trust decides the sale, such as care, health and home services, and whose reviews are scattered across platforms they do not own.

What you get

  • → A direct review link and a simple ask your team sends after every job
  • → A review site on its own domain, in your account
  • → Your Google reviews pulled in automatically, with duplicates removed
  • → A form so customers can leave a review with you directly
  • → Review structured data marked up correctly
  • → Pages filtered by location when you serve more than one area

Trust you control, with the proof sitting on a domain you own.

Where we have built it

Questions people ask

How do I get more Google reviews?

Ask every customer, soon after the job, with a direct link to leave one. Plenty of happy customers never write a review simply because nobody asked or it took too many steps. Ask everyone, not only the ones you expect to be happy: Google's rules do not allow picking.

Will this put gold stars next to my site in Google?

No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Google stopped showing stars for reviews a business publishes about itself back in 2019. The markup still tells search engines and AI tools exactly what the reviews are. The point is owning the proof.

Why not just rely on Google reviews?

Keep them. They matter for the map results. But they live on Google, under Google's rules. A review site on your own domain holds a copy you control, and it lets customers who never use Google leave one.

Do you write or filter the reviews?

No. Every review is real, pulled from Google or sent through your form. The sites publish a disclosure policy that explains how reviews get there, because a review site that hides its method loses the trust it was built to earn.

Terms worth knowing

Plain English definitions from our glossary, for the words that come up when we build this.

Talk it through

Every business needs a different version of this. We scope it with you and agree the work up front, before anything starts.

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