Programmed and checked
Each card is written to your Google review link, then tapped on an iPhone and an Android before it leaves the desk. A card that doesn't work is worse than no card.
Email asks them to remember. A card asks them while they're still standing in front of you. We program them, install them on site, and keep them working.
Each card is written to your Google review link, then tapped on an iPhone and an Android before it leaves the desk. A card that doesn't work is worse than no card.
We pick the spot with the people who actually work the counter — where customers already pause, not where a warehouse guessed.
The card does nothing if nobody points at it. We give your team the line that turns a happy customer into a tap, and test it with them.
If one stops getting taps we notice, and we come back. Replacements when one walks off — and one always does.
Every card accounted for, and one page back to you each month.
Every figure on it comes from one of two places: the cards we installed, or your own Google Business Profile. Anything we can't measure, we leave off.
We can line up tap times against review times and show you which shift and which part of the room are producing reviews. That is a useful management signal and we will put it in the report. It is a pattern across a month, not proof about one customer or one person — and we label it that way every time.
80% of people say they're more likely to use a business that replies to all its reviews. 42% say they're put off by one that never does. Most owners mean to and then don't — so we do it for you, in your voice, and you approve before anything is posted.
Waited 40 minutes for food on a Tuesday. Nobody checked on us once. The food was fine when it finally came.
Dana, forty minutes is far too long and you shouldn't have had to sit there wondering. Tuesday is a thin staffing night for us and that's on us, not on you. The food being fine isn't much comfort after that wait. If you'll give us another go, ask for Marco and he'll look after your table himself.
Five-star reviews get a real reply too. A profile where only complaints get answered reads worse than one nobody answers.
We draft a few, you correct our tone once, and after that it sounds like you. No copy-paste "Thank you for your feedback!" on forty reviews.
Drafts land in one email. Approve, edit or bin. If a review needs a phone call instead of a reply, we'll say so.
From programming the card to the first tap on a live counter.
16:9 · roughly 60–90 seconds · drop your clip here
9:16 vertical · 10–15 seconds · for social and the hero
One card you set up yourself, or the whole room done for you and measured.
For one counter, one booth, one truck. Send your business name — the card arrives already pointing at your Google review page.
For restaurants and shops. We drive out, set the room up table to table, put your Google Business Profile in order, and keep both running.
On-site installs across the Dayton metro. Beyond it we ship programmed and tested.
We'll check it points where it should, quote the cards, and book a time. No card details, no subscription.