Your customer taps a card, answers four quick questions, and posts a detailed review from their own phone in about 15 seconds. We build the whole system for you, and your team hands out the cards. Reviews come in after every job.
Before they call anyone, they look at review count, how recent the last review is, and what the reviews say. Google says more reviews and positive ratings can help your local ranking, and AI assistants like ChatGPT read the same reviews to decide who to recommend.
Most reviews are three words. They carry no city, no service, and nobody's name, so search has nothing to match when someone types "emergency plumber in Tustin" or "dentist near me."
Your customer answers four questions. The AI drafts a full review in their voice with your city, the exact service, and who helped. They edit anything they want and post it from their own Google account.

Your team hands the customer a branded card at the end of the job. They tap it with their phone or scan the QR code. No app to download.
Where are you located, who helped you, what service was done, and how did it go. About 15 seconds.
A detailed review appears, written from their answers in their own words. They change anything they like.
One tap copies the review and opens Google, Facebook, Yelp, or the platform you choose. They post it from their own account.
One real search for a business insurance agent in Fullerton, California. Google's AI Overview and ChatGPT both named the same agency, a Reputation Plus client, and ChatGPT said why.
of consumers read reviews for local businesses.
will only use a business with four or more stars.
are likely to use a business that responds to all of its reviews.
wrote a review after being asked.
Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026, 1,002 US adults.
74% of people only care about reviews from the last three months (BrightLocal 2026). A profile that stops adding reviews looks stale in about 90 days, while the business across town keeps adding. Every job you finish this month is a review you either collect or lose.
Most review tools send a link and hope. Reputation Plus is different in three ways.
Your team presents a branded tap-and-scan card while the customer is standing there, happy with the work. That is the moment people say yes.
The customer gives four short answers. The AI turns them into a detailed review that names your city, the service, and who helped. They edit and post it.
In 14 days we build your review page, write the prompts around your services, connect your review platforms, and mail you five branded cards. Your team hands them out.
Signing up takes about a minute, and here is exactly what it gets you:
$250 one-time setup today. $147 a month starting day 15. No contract.
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Yes. Google's review policy asks that a review reflect a genuine experience at the business, and that is what these are. Every review comes from a real customer describing a real visit. The AI only helps them put their own answers into words. The customer reads the draft, edits anything they want, and posts it themselves from their own account. We never write fake reviews, never filter by rating, and never promise a specific star score.
No app. Tapping the card or scanning the QR code opens your review page in their phone's browser. Posting to Google uses their own Google account, the same as any other review they have left.
Most people will when asked at the right moment. In BrightLocal's 2026 survey, 65% of consumers wrote a review after being asked. The card asks while they are standing in front of you and happy with the work, and the automatic text and email follow-ups reach the ones who meant to and forgot.
You pay the $250 setup today. Over the next 14 days we build your review page, write your prompts around your services, connect your platforms, and mail your five branded cards. Your $147 monthly subscription starts on day 15. There is no contract, and you can cancel anytime.
Google, Facebook, Yelp, or almost any review platform you choose. Most businesses send them to their Google Business Profile, because that is what drives local search and the map results.
See the tap, the four questions, and the finished review on your own phone.