Google reviews, asked for automatically

Your customers meant to leave a review. Then they got on with their day.

ReviewLift asks every customer at the moment they're most likely to say yes — and emails you the second someone's unhappy, while you can still fix it.

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This weekAll asked

Customers asked

New Google reviews

Problems caught early

Request sent · 20 min after job

Hi Dana — thanks for having us out today. If we did right by you, would you leave a quick Google review? It takes about 20 seconds.

g.page/r/review

Same message, every customer. No screening.

2 starsEmailed to you, 4 min ago

“Guy showed up two hours late and didn't call ahead. Work seems fine but I took the afternoon off for this.”

Call them backWhile it's still fixable

Example figures. Your numbers will be your own.

Built for

PlumbingHVACElectricalRoofingLandscapingAuto repairDental

It's not that customers won't review you. Nobody asks them at the right time.

The job goes well. They're happy. You leave. Three days later they couldn't tell you your business name.

Meanwhile the one customer who had a bad day is typing something into Google tonight — and you find out about it next week.

The gap isn't sentiment. It's timing and follow-through.

Right now

You ask when you remember. Which is rarely.
Good jobs get forgotten
You find out about a bad experience on Google
Your competitor has 200 reviews. You do better work.

With ReviewLift

Every customer asked automatically, after every job
Good jobs get reviewed
You find out by email, in minutes
You catch up, honestly

How it works

Set it up once. It runs after every job.

No dashboards to babysit. No screening. Just the right ask at the right time.

Job finished

Add your customer with one tap, upload a list, or let your website form do it.

Everyone gets asked

A short, friendly email goes out at the right moment. Same request, every customer, no screening.

You hear the problems first

Alongside the review request, customers get a private line to you. Rate below four stars and you hear about it within minutes — even if they never type a word — so you can put it right the same day, instead of reading about it in a public review next week.

Read this before you sign up for any of them

Most review tools are quietly putting your Google profile at risk.

Here's how nearly all of them work: they ask your customer how the job went, then only send the Google link to the happy ones. Everyone else gets routed to a private form.

Google calls that review gating. It's against their policy, and the FTC's Consumer Review Rule makes suppressing negative reviews a federal matter — businesses have watched reviews disappear off their profile with no notification at all.

ReviewLift asks everyone. Same request, every customer, no screening. It's a slower way to build a rating — and it's the only one that survives an audit.

How gating works

“How did the job go?”

Happy

Gets the Google link

Unhappy

Gets a private form

That fork is the policy violation. ReviewLift doesn't have one.

The standard

What we actually do — the honest way

ReviewLift only ever asks real customers, after real jobs, for their honest opinion.

What we do

Ask every real customer, after a real job, one time, at the right moment
Give you a private channel so unhappy customers reach you fast
Make it one tap, so people actually finish

What we never do

Never screen customers by sentiment before the review link
Never buy, write, or AI-generate reviews
Never post on your behalf
Never offer incentives for reviews
Never solicit reviews on your premises
Never hide or delete real reviews

The questions everyone asks

Answered in my words, not a support macro.

Sometimes. A 4.7 with 180 reviews beats a 5.0 with 9 — a perfect rating reads as fake, and volume plus recency is what actually moves you in local search. You'll also hear about problems by email within minutes, which is usually enough time to turn a bad review into a phone call.

You don't need it. Setup takes about a day and I do it for you. You get a message when it's live.

Tell me what you use and I'll connect it during setup. I won't claim integrations that don't exist.

Anytime, from your account settings. No email, no phone call, no retention offer.

No — never. We only ask real customers who did business with you. We never write reviews, never pay for them, and never manufacture anything. Every customer gets the same request and the same Google link — we don't screen anyone by how they feel about the job.

Pricing

Simple pricing

One plan, one price. Set up for you in a day. Cancel anytime.

Reputation

$50/mo

15-day free trial — no card

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Automated review requests after every job
Emailed the moment a customer rates you poorly — before they write a word
One-tap Google review link for every customer
QR code for invoices and leave-behinds
Weekly results report
Setup done for you in a day

ReviewLift never filters, gates, or suppresses reviews. Every customer gets the same request and the same public Google link.

Who's behind it

Built by Israel Rodriguez. I build websites for home services companies, and I got tired of watching good businesses lose jobs to worse competitors with more reviews.

When you sign up, you'll get me — not a support queue.

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