Services · AI agent · Across Canada. A reviews agent that answers every Google review in your voice
A new review lands. Within the hour a reply that sounds like you is waiting for your tap: warm to the good ones, careful with the bad ones. And after every finished job, a polite ask for the next one.
- Scope agreed in writing before we start
- You test it on your real business first
- Nothing goes out without your OK
DraftAgent draft: New 5-star from Dana: "On time, tidy, gutters like new." Draft reply: "Thanks Dana, glad the gutters held through the storm. See you in the fall."
- You:Approve
Agent: Replied. A review ask is drafted for Raj, whose job finished today.
The agent reports to you with the reply already written.
What it does
Every review answered. More of them asked for.
- 1
Replies to the good ones
A short, specific thank-you that mentions the job, not a template. Approved by you until you say it no longer needs to be.
- 2
Brings the hard ones to you
A three-star or worse review always comes to you first, with a suggested response and the job notes, and you decide.
- 3
Asks at the right moment
Once the job is done, a review request is drafted in your words with your Google link, and goes out when you approve it.
- 4
Keeps score
How many asked, how many answered, your average over time. One line a week if you want it.
How it works
1 · First call
Describe the job
2 · The build
I build the first piece
3 · Your trial
You test it on your real business
4 · Day to day
It keeps running
Straight answers
What owners ask about this one.
- Does Google allow this?
- Yes. Replies and requests go through your own Google Business Profile, by you, with a draft written for you. It asks every customer the same way, not just the happy ones, which is what Google's rules ask for.
- Will it argue with a bad review?
- Never. It drafts a calm, short reply and waits for you. Most of the time that reply is one sentence and an invitation to call.
- Can it ask for reviews by text?
- Yes, from your number, for customers who agreed to be texted. Nobody is asked twice.
Goes well with
Goes well with
- Word-of-mouth agentTurns a finished job into a Google post, a review ask and a note to past customers nearby, each written for its place, in your words.
- Front-desk agentA missed call gets a text back in seconds, in words you signed off on. After-hours messages get a reply drafted with real times from your calendar, ready for your tap.
- Follow-up agentChases quotes and leads in your voice, at the right time, and knows when to stop.
Seen enough to picture it in your business?
Fifteen minutes on a call. Tell me the one job that eats your evenings and you'll leave with a straight answer on whether it's a fit and what it would take.