Reviews · The ask, in full
One text, one link, every customer.
Reviews only mean something if they're asked for the same way every time. Here is the entire process. There is no fine print under it.
You pick the car up
You pay the number you already approved, the old parts are in the box if you asked, and you drive off.
One text, the next day
One message with one link to the shop’s Google listing. That’s the entire campaign. No follow-ups, no “just checking in.”
Every customer, the same
The link goes to the public listing whether the visit went perfectly or not. Nothing filters unhappy customers into a private form. I’d rather hear it where everyone can.
The shape of the ask
Thanks for trusting us with the car. If we earned it, here's the shop's public Google listing. Either way, we'd rather hear it where everyone can.
One message, one link, the day after pickup. That's all it ever sends.
Real reviews land here
On a live build this slot renders the shop’s newest Google reviews: real names, real jobs, pulled straight from the listing. None are invented for the demo, so the slot stays labeled and empty.