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You finish, the customer is delighted, and you are already driving to the next call. The review never gets asked for. Review Magnet makes asking a one-tap habit at sign-off, even with no shopfront.
Home-service work ends with a satisfied customer and a tradesperson who is already late for the next job. Nobody asks for the review, so it never appears. Yet reviews are exactly how the next homeowner decides between you and the three other quotes in their inbox. A card you hand over before leaving the driveway turns that goodwill into a public review.
You do not need a premises. The ask travels with you, on the paperwork and in your hand at the moment the job is signed off and the customer is happiest.
Your NFC card or QR stand sits where it counts. A quick tap or scan is all it takes, with no app to download.
Customers land on a page styled like your business and pick a star rating. Simple, familiar, and frictionless.
Positive ratings go straight to your Google review page. Complaints are captured privately so you can fix them first.
Homeowners gathering quotes pick the trade with the strongest, most recent reviews. A good profile justifies your price before you have said a word.
Every new customer brings a little doubt about letting a stranger into their home. A wall of recent five-star reviews answers that doubt for you.
The card lives on the invoice and in your pocket, so a mobile trade collects reviews exactly like a shop would, without a fixed address.
Pick a plan, choose your products, and the funnel runs in the background. Most customers are up and collecting reviews within minutes of setup.
Yes. This is built for mobile trades. The review ask lives on your invoice and on a card you hand over at the job, so you never need a premises.
Yes. You can issue a card per engineer or per van and see which generates the most reviews, which is useful for larger teams.
A one-off job is the best time to ask, because you may not be back. Handing the card over at sign-off captures the review while you are still on site.