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Happy customers. Hardly any reviews.

JobsiteBooked's review request app emails every customer your Google review link a day after the job closes. A text follows 3 days later, so more homeowners find you on Google, not through a lead app.

  • Every closed job asks, the faucet swaps too
  • An email the next day, one text 3 days later
  • Your Google review link, put in by us at setup
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JobsiteBooked Reviews overview: 4.9 rating, 11 reviews this month, 31 requests sent, most sent automatically
Phone Messages list of review requests marked Sent automatically, and two customers replying they left 5 stars

Where it sits

Review requests sits in Land the job

  1. Land the job

    Online booking · Estimates · Review requests · Marketing · Website

  2. Run the job

    Scheduling · Crew app · Job photos · Time tracking · Integrations

  3. Bill the job

    Invoicing · Payments · Expenses · QuickBooks sync · Reporting

  4. Bring them back

    Texting & inbox · Reminders · Customer portal · Customer list

Review requests

Why good work doesn't show up on Google

Where the review gets lost, and what asks for it now.

  • Lead apps

    Homeowners find you, not a shared lead

    You buy a lead at 7 a.m., and four other contractors call it by 9. The job goes to the lowest number, and the fee is gone either way.

    Homeowners in your town check Google reviews before they call anyone. Every job you close sends that customer your review link, so the reviews grow with the work. Every new job request records how the customer found you, so you see Google overtake the apps.

    • Every job asks: big jobs and small ones
    • Lead source: how each customer heard about you
    JobsiteBooked reviews list: four 5-star Google reviews, each tagged with its client, job and the tech who did it

  • At the door

    Nobody on the crew has to ask

    The customer is thrilled at the door, and you mean to mention a review. You're late for the next stop, so you don't, and a week later they've forgotten.

    A day after the job closes, the customer gets a thank-you email with your Google review link. One tap opens Google's review box for your business. Your tech never has to bring it up.

    • Thank-you email: your review link, the day after close
    • Sent in your company's name
    • One tap to your Google review box
    A client's message thread with the automatic thank-you email sent the day after the job, with a Google review button.
    The review request

  • Fall rush

    One text for the customer who forgot

    The fall rush brings more jobs than you can count and a handful of reviews. In January, new callers judge you by that handful.

    Three days after that email, the customer gets one short text with the same link. Only one, so nobody feels pestered. Every job from the rush gets asked twice, and the reviews are there when the phone goes quiet.

    • Text nudge: 3 days after the email
    • One text, never a string of them
    A customer's thread: the thank-you email asking for a Google review, then one text 3 days later, both sent automatically
    Text nudge sent
General contractor on a home addition with fresh wall framing behind him

I was paying for leads that four other contractors got too. Once every job asked for a review, homeowners started calling us straight from Google.

Carlos S.General contractor

How it works

How every job asks for a review

  1. Job closed

    You close the job once the work is done and invoiced.

  2. Email, then text

    A day later, your review link goes by email; 3 days after that, one text.

  3. Review posted

    The customer taps the link, picks the stars and writes a line on Google.

Related features

What brings the next job in

Getting more Google reviews

How do I get reviews from customers without asking each one myself?
Once you close the job, the customer gets your Google review link by email the next day. One text with the same link follows 3 days later.
When does the review request go out?
The email goes a day after the job closes, while the work is fresh in their mind. The text follows 3 days after the email.
What if the customer doesn't leave a review?
They get one text with the link 3 days after the email. That's the last ask, so it never turns into nagging.
Does it ask after every job, or do I have to remember?
Every job you close asks, from a faucet swap to a full roof. There's no list to keep and no one to remind.
Can more Google reviews get me jobs without paying for lead apps?
Yes: homeowners who find you on Google call you directly, and no one else gets that lead. Every new job request shows how the customer heard about you, so you see which source sends the work.
Contractor checking the day's jobs on a tablet in the workshop before heading out

We do the setup

Let this season's jobs fill your Google page

We do the setup: your services and prices, your customers, each crew member's personal link to the crew app, and your website. We put in your Google review link, so the first job you close asks.

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