Reviewspree, more Google reviews from the customers you already have

The writing

Most people who mean to leave a review never do, because a blank box is work. Yours arrive with a short, honest draft already on the clipboard, built only from facts you confirmed.

Your numbers

Scans, taps and copies, every day, on a dashboard with nothing on it we did not measure ourselves. If the card sits in a drawer you will see that too, before you wonder.

The proof

Your Google rating and review count when we set you up, and again a month on, side by side. Whether it moved is the only number that matters, and we do not hide it.

How it works

Twenty seconds for your customer. Five minutes for you, once.

1We read your listing and your websiteYour categories, your hours, your menu, and what you tell us. Nothing goes in that you have not confirmed.

2You tick what is trueA five minute checklist. Approve what we may mention, add what we missed, and list anything we must never say.

3A card goes on your counterA counter card and stickers you print yourself, today, with the QR code and the tap chip URL already on them.

4A customer taps a star and gets a draftThey can change every word of it, or write their own. Then they copy it and land on your Google page.

5They post it. You see it.The review is theirs, posted from their own Google account. Every scan and every copy shows on your dashboard the same day.

The question everyone asks

Usually within the first thirty seconds, and it is a fair one.

"I already have a tap card. Google gives me a QR for free."

You do, and it drops your customer on a blank box. Most people close it. Ours hands them the words, which is the difference between a scan and a review. You are paying for the writing, not the plastic.

What we will not do

Three things we get asked for and will not build. Each one is a reliable way to get a Google listing penalised.

Post a review for youGoogle has no way to let anyone do that. Any tool claiming otherwise is doing something you do not want done to your listing. Your customer writes it and posts it themselves.

Hide a bad ratingOne star and five star go to Google the same way, through the same button. Filtering unhappy customers away is against Google's policy. They also get to tell you privately first.

Invent your customer's visitA draft only mentions things you have confirmed are true of your business. The rest is how the visit felt, and it is theirs to change before they post it.