🍁 Canadian-built. Asks nicely.$2 a customer · First five free
The follow-up after the job

Every finished job should help create the next one.

We text your customers for reviews, referrals and repeat business, in your name. $2 a customer. First five free. You do the work. We do the asking, and the answering.

$2a customer.
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The text thread your customer sees: a check-in the morning after the job, then two days later the thank-you card with the crew on it and one polite review ask
What your customer gets

Tuesday, a check-in. Thursday, the card. Then one honest ask.

Short texts from you, with your name on them. Nothing sells. If something went wrong, you hear it first, the same morning, before anyone is asked for anything.

Example, not a customerThe thank-you card: From everyone at ClearLine Plumbing and Heating, the crew photo, Thank you Jennifer, five stars, and a Leave a Review button
Your logo, your crew, your customer's name. Made for you the day you sign up.

The morning after the job

Hi Jennifer, it's Mike from ClearLine. Just checking in - is everything working the way it should? If anything's off, tell me and I'll make it right.Tue · 9:02 AM
All good - the guys were great. Thanks!

Two days later

Thank you for having us out, Jennifer. If you've got a minute, an honest review would mean a lot - your word in the community helps people trust us, because you did. clearline.review/jThu · 9:00 AM
Done! 5 stars.

Three weeks later, one referral ask. When they're due, a reminder. Eleven texts over eighteen months, then it stops on its own. STOP ends it any time. Every message, word for word →

Why it matters

Which one would you call?

Someone searches. Google shows a few businesses. The call is decided before anyone speaks to you.

Northland Plumbing
4.9 ★★★★★
17 reviews
Good work. Nobody asked.
ClearLine Plumbing & Heating
4.8 ★★★★★
186 reviews
Asks every customer.

Your reputation sells before you ever answer the phone.

Review · Referral · Come-back

Three asks. One customer.

The three questions nobody remembers to ask after the work is done. We ask all three, nicely, on a calendar, in your name.

A woman on her porch with a coffee, reading a text and smiling Day 4

For a review

If you've got a minute, Jennifer, an honest review would mean a lot - your word in the community helps people trust us, because you did. clearline.review/j

Check in first, thank them second, then one honest ask. One nudge if there's no review by day eight. Then never again for that job. And when the review lands, we draft your reply.

Two neighbours talking over a fence, one showing the other a phone Day 21

For a referral

Jennifer, if you know anyone who needs a hand, I'd be grateful for the introduction. Forward this and have them text me here - we'd look after them the same way we looked after you.

The referred person texts you. We never text a stranger. You get a text the moment someone new says "Jennifer sent me."

A homeowner beside her furnace, phone in hand When it's time

To come back

Hi Jennifer, it's Mike. It's been about a year since your furnace tune-up. Want me to get you on the list before the cold? Reply YES and I'll text you a couple of times.
YES please

Five weeks for a barber, six months for a dentist, eleven for a furnace, never for a roof. Preset for your trade; for regulars it's a lapse alarm.

Built for plumbers, HVAC, electricians, roofers, septic, landscapers, cleaners, auto shops, detailers, barbers and salons, dentists, vets and physio and chiro. Any business someone can search for and pick somebody else.

Then the reply

When the review lands, we answer it.

Every new Google review reaches you by text the day it appears, with a reply written in your voice. Reply YES to approve it, or send your own words. One tap and it's up under your name. A one-star gets a "please call me" draft, and you hear about it before anyone else does.

You pick at setup: reply for me, or send me the draft and post it yourself. Either way, none of your reviews sits there unanswered. Included in the $2.

To Mike, from his Ask Every Customer number
New Google review for ClearLine: ★★★★★ from Sandra - "Furnace tune-up done in under an hour, fair price, and they left the place cleaner than they found it."

Suggested reply:
Thanks, Sandra. Glad the furnace tune-up went the way it should. Call any time. Mike

Reply YES to approve it, or reply with your own words.
YES
Approved. One tap and it's up under your name: google.com/reviews
What you do

About five minutes. Then nothing.

1

Try it free.

Card on file. First five customers free, then $2 each. Nothing is charged until your sixth.

2

Five minutes on your phone, once.

Your business on Google, a photo of you or the crew, your first name. Your own number arrives by text.

3

Finish a job. That's it.

Text your number the customer's first name and mobile, seven seconds from the truck. Or connect Jobber, Housecall Pro or Square and never touch it at all.

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Three of the setup screens: find your business on Google, a photo of you or the crew, and how do you get paid
Proof

We haven't earned this yet.

New service. The first businesses' real numbers go here the day they exist: customers asked, reviews received, referrals who texted in, come-backs booked, problems caught before Google saw them. Until then we won't invent them. That's the same standard we want your customers to use when they review you.

How we ask

Everybody. The same way.

We don't buy reviews
We don't write reviews
We don't pick who gets asked
We make sure everybody gets asked

Google's rules say you can't choose who you ask. We agree, and we built it that way.

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Card on file, nothing charged until your sixth customer. Five minutes on your phone, and the asking happens on its own.

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