Google review management tool · Free
Three free tools for managing Google reviews: get your direct review link, turn it into a QR code you can print, and work out how many reviews you need to reach the rating you want. No signup. Then see how Reviewshake runs the rest.
Find your short link by searching your business on Google while signed in and clicking Ask for reviews. Or find your Place ID with Google's Place ID finder.
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Google rounds the displayed rating to one decimal and weighs recent reviews slightly, so treat the number as a floor. A steady stream of real reviews gets there faster than a burst, and a burst is more likely to be filtered.
Fill in the two fields and copy the message. Plain asks, no incentives, no suggested wording, so Google keeps the review.
After the link
A review link is the start of Google review management, not the whole job. Here is what the software does once the reviews start arriving.
New reviews imported every 12 to 24 hours, alongside Facebook and 100+ other sites, with an email alert for each new or negative one. Filter by location, rating and status.
Every review gets a reply drafted in your tone. Post it to Google with one click, or let approved replies go out on a timer. Google tells the reviewer you answered.
Email and SMS requests sent after each visit with one reminder, spread out so Google sees normal velocity, with private feedback offered first and the public link always there.
Put the best reviews on your website with rich-snippet markup, share them to Google, X and Facebook, and get a monthly report by location.
14 days free · No credit card · From $29 a month
Questions
Software that watches your Google Business Profile for new reviews, helps you reply to them, asks customers for new ones and reports on the results. Most tools, including Reviewshake, do the same for Facebook and other review sites so everything lands in one inbox.
Yes. The link, QR code, calculator and templates run in your browser and nothing you type is sent to us. There is no signup. If you want the reviews monitored and answered afterwards, that is the paid product, from $29 a month with a 14-day trial.
Search your business name on Google while signed in to the account that manages the profile and click Ask for reviews. The short link it shows is your review link. Our guide on getting your Google review link covers the Maps app and the Place ID method too.
Yes. Every location has its own profile and link. Reviewshake keeps each location, or each client for agencies, in its own account with its own campaigns and reports, and the Agency plan runs the whole thing under your own brand.
Yes, for Google Business Profile and Facebook, once you connect them. Other sites are monitored and the reply is drafted for you to paste.
No, as long as you ask everyone, do not offer anything in return, do not suggest wording or stars, and keep the public review option available to every customer. Those are Google's rules, and the templates above follow them.