You finish the job. ReviewNudger asks for the review.
After a customer pays, ReviewNudger sends them a friendly review request at the time you set. If they don't act, it follows up by email for you. Every new review shows up in one inbox, and AI can help you write a reply.
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Hi Maria! Thanks for choosing Summit Plumbing. We're a small business, and a quick Google review would mean a lot. Leave one here:
reviewnudger.com/r/9ktm
New Google review
Maria D.
Fast, friendly service. Our water heater was fixed the same day.
Works with the tools you already use
Watch a paid job turn into a Google review.
A short 15-step walkthrough of what happens after a job gets paid, using a fictional plumbing shop — real screens from the product, not marketing artwork.
- A customer's card tap turning into a Google review
- The exact text, follow-up email, and review page your customers get
- AI help with replies, review protection, and private feedback in action
Start the tourYou do great work. Your customers just forget to say so.
Happy customers drive off and get on with their day — the review they meant to write never happens. Meanwhile the business across town with a longer review page keeps winning jobs that should be yours.
Asking feels awkward
Nobody wants to fish for praise at the register — and on a busy day, everyone forgets entirely.
Do-it-yourself follow-up dies by Friday
A sticky note that says "text customers about reviews" survives about a week. Then a busy season hits and the asking stops.
Silence looks like a red flag
To someone comparing three businesses on Google, a thin review page reads as a warning — even when your work is better.
Most happy customers won’t leave a review unless you ask — and asking is what makes the difference. The numbers back it up:
97%
of people read online reviews before choosing a service business
BrightLocal, 2026
83%
of customers will leave a review when a business asks
BrightLocal, 2026
5–9%
more revenue for each one-star improvement in a business’s rating
Harvard Business School
From payment to review request, automatically.
A customer pays you
Jobber, Square, QuickBooks, Stripe, or Housecall Pro can start the ask automatically. Cash or check? Your crew can use the private quick-send link from any phone.
ReviewNudger applies your sending rules
"Hi Sam! Thanks for choosing Summit Plumbing. We're a small business, and a quick Google review would mean a lot. Leave one here: [your Google review link]" — your customer can get one friendly text or email at the time you set.
Follow-ups run themselves
No response? A few built-in follow-up emails go out at the pace you set. They stop the moment the customer heads to Google, sends you private feedback, or unsubscribes.
Reviews come back, reply tools ready
Every new Google review shows up in one inbox, and AI can help you write a reply. If a 1–2 star review comes in, you get an alert as soon as it appears.
Unfair reviews get flagged
When review protection is on, AI checks each new review against Google's rules and flags ones that look like spam, fake, or off-topic — with a plain-English explanation. You report through Google's own form; Google makes the final call.
No payment app? You can still ask today.
Connecting a payment app makes requests fully automatic, but nothing about ReviewNudger requires it — every account gets all three sending paths from day one.
Type a name, hit send
Send one request from your dashboard in about ten seconds — right away, or scheduled for a time you pick. Your crew gets a private link and QR code for their phones, so they can ask on the spot with the same rules applied.
Upload your customer list
Upload a spreadsheet (CSV file) of past customers and send requests to all of them at once — the fastest first win, from people who already love your work.
Or make it automatic
Connect Jobber, Square, QuickBooks, Stripe, or Housecall Pro and the ask goes out automatically after each payment — built in, nothing else to sign up for.
Whichever way you send, the same protections apply automatically — unsubscribes, do-not-contact requests, wait periods between asks, and quiet hours.
Text yourself a real example of the customer experience.
Enter your mobile number and ReviewNudger sends you a realistic example of a review request your customers could get after a paid job. It comes from the same system your customers would hear from, and it usually arrives in about ten seconds.
What we’ll send
Your ReviewNudger demo — after a paid job, your customer gets: "Hi Sam! Thanks for choosing Summit Plumbing. We're a small business, and a quick Google review would mean a lot. Leave one here: [your Google review link]" Can send automatically after each sale. Start free: www.reviewnudger.com Reply STOP to opt out.
Every step of getting reviews, handled.
Ask, follow up, collect, reply, protect — ReviewNudger handles every step in one place. Here are the pieces owners lean on every week.
Automatic follow-ups
Follow-ups that run themselves.
A text goes first, then email follow-ups at the pace you choose. Everything stops the moment the customer heads to Google, sends private feedback, or unsubscribes. You can change any message, its timing, or whether it goes by text or email.
Your review page
A clean page customers actually finish.
Each review request opens a fast mobile page we run for you — your logo, your colors, and one clear button to Google. Customers can also send private feedback straight to you — and when your Google link is set, it stays visible to every customer.
The reviews inbox
Reviews, drafts, done.
One inbox for every Google review, with an AI-suggested reply one click away. A 1–2 star review sends you an alert as soon as it appears, and optional automatic replies can handle the routine ones.
Ask on autopilot
- Automatic text or email requests after each payment
- Automatic follow-ups with your own wording and timing
- Message templates and quiet hours
- Scheduled sends, bulk sends, and spreadsheet (CSV) upload
- Your logo on the first text
Look like you
- Your logo, colors, and sender name on emails and review pages
- Your own wording on your review page
- Extra review sites beneath the Google button
- Emails sent from your own website address
- Optional thank-you email after a review posts
Keep up with every review
- Every Google review collected into one inbox
- AI-suggested replies you can edit before posting
- Optional automatic AI replies to new reviews
- Review trends by week and month
- Weekly summary emails and reminders to reply
Review protection, built in
- Optional AI check of every new Google review
- Flags reviews that look like spam, fake, or off-topic
- Flagged reviews link straight to Google's report form
- Alerts when 1–2 star reviews come in
Built for the whole crew
- Unlimited team members
- Do-not-contact list and automatic unsubscribe handling
- Private notes on any customer
- Alerts if a message fails or a connection drops
- Two-factor authentication
Works with your other tools
- Jobber, Square, QuickBooks, Stripe, Housecall Pro
- Zapier, Make, and Integrately connections
- A direct connection (API) for custom tools
- Google Business Profile connection
Everything above is included in the one $29-a-month plan — nothing here costs extra. See pricing →
All the reviews. None of the Podium price.
We're not trying to be Podium. Big-company review platforms are powerful and priced like it. ReviewNudger does the one job owner-operated businesses actually need, at a price that doesn't require a sales call.
Swipe sideways to compare with Podium and Birdeye →
Competitor pricing is illustrative based on publicly available information as of 2026. Feature comparisons are our best good-faith estimate, not legal claims.
What could more Google reviews mean for you?
Research shows that when a business's star rating goes up, revenue tends to follow. See what a half-star improvement could be worth if you consistently ask every customer for honest feedback, without screening or steering reviews.
Illustrative estimate based on a half-star scenario, not a guaranteed rating change. Sources: Michael Luca, Harvard Business School Working Paper No. 12-016; BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey. ReviewNudger costs $29/month ($348/year).
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Everything is included. Period.
- Automatic text or email review requests
- Connects to your Google Business Profile to pull in every review
- AI-suggested replies you can edit, plus optional auto-reply
- Full review inbox with search and filters
- Automatic asks after payments in Jobber, Square, QuickBooks, Stripe, and Housecall Pro
- Automatic follow-up messages you control
- Review protection that flags spam and fake-looking reviews
- Alerts when negative reviews come in
- A review widget and "Review us" buttons for your website
- A private link and QR code so staff can ask on the spot
- Optional thank-you email after a customer reviews you
- Unlimited team members, one location
- Your own toll-free texting number, with carrier approval handled for you
- Email support with a real human
Email requests can send during the trial when the customer and your settings allow it. Texting turns on once your paid plan is active and the phone carriers approve your included toll-free texting number.
Frequently asked questions
How long does setup take?
Most owners finish signup, connect Google and their payment app, and fill in their texting registration details in one sitting. Email review requests can send during the trial when the customer and your settings allow it. Phone-carrier approval for your included toll-free texting number usually completes within about 3 business days.
Can I send texts during the free trial?
Email review requests can send during the trial when the customer and your settings allow it. Texting turns on with the paid plan: the phone carriers have to approve your included toll-free number first, so submit your business details during the trial to get that approval moving.
What if my customers pay by cash or check?
You can still ask every customer. Your crew opens a private quick-send link on any phone, enters the customer's name and mobile number or email, and taps send. ReviewNudger then uses the same campaign, timing, cooldown, and opt-out rules as every other request. You can also upload a customer list as a spreadsheet (CSV file) or send from the dashboard.
Does every customer get the same Google option?
Yes. By default ReviewNudger sends every customer the same request with the same Google link — no "how was your visit?" questions in between. An optional setting can ask how the visit went first, and even then the public Google review link stays available to every customer.
Will this annoy my customers?
One friendly first request, then a few built-in follow-up emails only if they haven't acted. The follow-ups stop when they open Google to review you, send private feedback, or unsubscribe — and a customer's response never hides the Google review link.
Can you remove a bad review?
No — and be wary of anyone who promises that. When enabled, ReviewNudger's review protection checks new Google reviews and flags ones that look like they break Google's rules (spam, fake, off-topic), with a link to report them through Google's own form. Google makes the final call. Meanwhile, alerts let you know as soon as a 1–2 star review comes in, so you can respond well and win the customer back.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. The plan is month-to-month. You can cancel from the billing page linked in Settings, and you can export your data anytime from Settings.
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