In Get Customers (Tier 2) and up, we send review requests to your real customers and draft replies to new reviews. Never only the happy ones, and nothing offered for a review.
What we do
The same link for every real customer. Each customer gets a direct link to your Google review page. Nobody is screened out first.
Complaints come straight to you too. Any complaint also reaches you, so you can call the customer and put it right. It never stops them from leaving a review.
Asked all year. People look at recent reviews, so the asking does not stop in a slow month.
A reply drafted for new reviews. We watch for new reviews and draft a calm reply to each one, good or bad.
Only real reviews on your website. Your site shows your real Google reviews with a link to the live listing, so the number on the site is the number on Google.
Review requests and reply drafts are in Get Customers (Tier 2) and up.
How many reviews you have, how recent they are, your star rating, and whether you reply. They help decide where you show up on the map, and whether the person who finds you calls.
Google ranks the map on relevance, distance and prominence, and prominence is how well known you are. Reviews are part of it.
Source: Google Business Profile Help, "Tips to improve your local ranking"
Google's pay-per-lead ads are ranked partly on your rating, how many reviews you have and how fast you respond.
Source: Local Services Ads Help, how the ads are ranked
Checked 7 Oct 2026.
Real reviews
Our own cleaning and restoration company shows only its real Google reviews. These are companies we run. Client numbers stay private.
Black bars mean details are blacked out on purpose
Names and details blacked out or blurred. Tap a screenshot to see it larger.
Our own cleaning and restoration company in Orange County. The site quotes only real Google reviews and links to the live listing, so a customer who checks finds the same reviews on Google.
Said before you ask
Reviews build up as you ask your real customers. Nobody can say how many will come, or how fast.
Google does not allow a business to ask only happy customers for reviews, or to give anything in return for one, and the FTC's rule on reviews bans fake reviews and review suppression. Google also decides which reviews stay up, so we cannot remove a bad one.
Here is what we do instead: send every real customer the same link, and make sure every complaint reaches you while you can still put it right.
We never
Source: Google Maps content policy for reviews
Source: FTC rule on consumer reviews, 16 CFR Part 465. Checked 7 Oct 2026.
Review requests and reply drafts are in Get Customers (Tier 2) at $6,000 a month, and in Get Growth (Tier 3). See the plans
Questions
No. Google does not allow payment, discounts, free goods or services in return for a review. We never offer anything for a review, and we will not set it up for you.
No. Google does not allow asking only happy customers for reviews, and the FTC's rule on reviews bans review suppression. Every customer gets the same link. Any complaint also comes straight to you, so you can call the customer and put it right.
No, and nobody can promise that. If a review breaks Google's rules you can report it, and Google decides. For the rest, a calm, short reply helps the next person who reads it. In Get Customers (Tier 2) and up we draft a reply to every new review.
A customer who checks will see the difference, and it makes the site look careless. We show only your real Google reviews and link to the live listing, so there is only one number.
After a job, to your real customers, with a direct link to your Google review page. Review requests are part of Get Customers (Tier 2) and up.
Free Scan
Type your website. We will look at your reviews next to others nearby, your listing, where you show up and where your calls go. Then we email you what we found.
Or email us at hello@goldclick.co
