A good fit if…
- You do good work but don't have many reviews
- You finish several jobs a week
- Customers usually leave happy
Most happy customers will leave a review if someone asks at the right moment. That moment is usually right after the job, which is exactly when you're packing up and heading to the next one. This helper does the asking for you.
Job marked complete in Jobber
4:40 pm
Texted a thank-you with your review link
5:10 pm
New 5-star Google review
6:02 pm
Why it matters
Reviews help new customers choose you, and they help you show up in local search. But asking feels awkward, and remembering to ask is harder.
Asking days later, or in a long email, gets ignored. A short, personal text right after the job gets answered.
If a cheaper tool will do, we'll tell you.
How it works
In your field-service software, calendar, or invoicing tool.
A personal text or email with a direct link to your Google review page. One gentle reminder later, if you want.
When a review comes in, you hear about it. Unhappy ones get flagged to you right away.
If you'd like, it drafts a reply to each review for you to approve and post.
You stay in charge
Using something else? If it has a way in, a helper can usually work with it. We'll confirm before you pay.
Who uses it
Questions
Something else on your mind? Send us a message.
Yes. Asking real customers for honest reviews is fine. Google doesn't allow paying or offering discounts for reviews, or only asking customers you expect to be happy. The helper asks every customer after the job, the same way.
Only if you tell it to. Most owners have it draft replies and approve each one with a tap.
You hear about it right away, with a suggested reply. It never argues with a customer in public.
Guides
Other helpers
Many owners start with one helper and add a second once the first is running.
Tell us how it works in your business today. We'll tell you straight whether a helper can take it, and what it'll cost.
Reply within one business day · Fixed price, paid upfront · You own what we build