Reviews, asked for properly.
Most businesses with few Google reviews do not have unhappy customers. They have no asking habit. The Review Desk fixes that: ready-to-send asks written in your voice, a printable QR code, and a drafted public reply to every review that lands, good or bad. You send everything yourself.
Get the Review Desk, $49 a month
Cancel anytime. 14-day guarantee on your first charge. Included free in the Ghostwriterand in the Complete plan.
Invented example business. You paste your own Google review link, tweak a word if you like, and send it yourself at the natural moment: right after a job well done.
Three tools, one habit
The ask
Three ready-to-send review request drafts in your own voice, for text or email, written for the moment right after a job well done. Asking is the whole game, and now it takes one paste.
The QR code
Your Google review link as a printable QR code, for receipts, invoices, thank-you cards and follow-up messages. Leaving a review becomes one camera tap instead of a search.
The reply
Paste any review and get a public reply drafted in your voice: specific thanks for the good ones, and for the hard ones, a calm reply written for the next hundred readers, never an argument.
The rules we will not break, and why that protects you
No incentives, ever. Google bans offering anything, payment, discounts, free goods or services, in exchange for a review, and rewarding positive reviews can also be a legal violation with serious penalties. Every ask the desk drafts is checked mechanically, and anything that reads like a reward is blocked before you see it.
No review gating, ever. A lot of review tools quietly ask "were you happy?" first and only show the Google link to happy customers. Google bans exactly that, and enforcement in 2026 puts gated profiles at real risk of losing reviews and visibility. The desk drafts the same honest ask for every customer.
Nothing is automated. You send every ask and post every reply yourself. No passwords handed over, no software blasting your customer list, no staff quotas.
The blunt version: the review help that cannot get your profile suspended. If another tool promises more reviews through surveys, filters or rewards, what it is really selling is risk to the profile you depend on.
Reviews are AI visibility now
When a customer asks ChatGPT or Grok who to hire, the engines read sources to decide, and review platforms rank high among them.Yext’s 2026 consumer researchfound review signals dominate how people choose after a local search, andG2’s 2026 reportfound a review citation is the most confidence-inspiring signal an AI answer can carry. Want to know which sources the engines actually read for your category?The free scan shows you, word for word, and that tells you exactly where review effort pays.
What it costs
$49 a month, cancel anytime
Included free in the Ghostwriter ($99 a month, which adds daily post drafts in your voice) and in the Complete plan. If you start with the Review Desk and upgrade later, your setup carries over. 14-day guarantee: cancel within 14 days of your first charge and we refund it in full.
Common questions
- Can you guarantee me more reviews, or a five-star rating?
- No, and be suspicious of anyone who says yes, because a guaranteed rating means faked or filtered reviews, and both are banned. What we can say honestly: most businesses with few reviews simply have no asking habit, and a consistent, easy, well-timed ask is the single biggest lever that exists. The Review Desk builds that habit. The stars come from the work you already do.
- Can you remove my bad reviews?
- Genuine negative reviews cannot be removed, by us or anyone else, and services that promise removal are selling disappointment. What actually works: a calm, specific public reply, because the reply is read by the next hundred people deciding whether to call you. The desk drafts that reply. Reviews that break platform rules (spam, wrong business, prohibited content) can be flagged through the platform, and we will point you at the right form when that applies.
- Should I offer a discount for reviews?
- No, never. Google bans incentives of any kind for reviews, payment, discounts, free goods or services, and offering a reward for a positive review can also be a legal violation with serious penalties. The Review Desk is built so this cannot happen by accident: every ask it drafts is checked mechanically, and anything that reads like a reward for a review is blocked before you ever see it.
- What is review gating, and do you do it?
- Gating is asking only your happy customers for a public review while quietly routing unhappy ones elsewhere, usually with a "were you satisfied?" survey in front of the review link. Google bans it explicitly, and enforcement got real teeth in 2026: gated profiles risk losing reviews and visibility. We do not do it and will not build it. The desk drafts the same honest ask for every customer.
- Does the desk send anything for me?
- No. It drafts, you send, always. Your review asks go out from your own phone or email at the moment you choose, your replies get posted from your own account, and your QR code goes wherever you print it. That is deliberate: the ask lands better coming genuinely from you, and you never hand over an account password.
- What do reviews have to do with AI visibility?
- When someone asks ChatGPT or Grok who to hire, the engines read sources to decide, and review platforms are prominent among them. Yext’s 2026 consumer research found review signals dominate how people choose after a local search, and G2’s 2026 report found a review citation is the most confidence-inspiring signal an AI answer can carry. Our free scan shows which sources the engines actually read for your category, so you can aim your review effort where it counts.