More Google reviews, earned one job at a time
Reviews decide who gets the call. A business with forty recent reviews beats one with six, even when the six is better at the work. Most owners know this and still rarely ask, because asking is awkward and easy to forget.
Rune builds the ask into how you finish a job: a link, a card, a text that goes out on its own, and your best reviews showing live on your site. No bought reviews, no gating, nothing that breaks Google's rules.
- Review link & QR
- Automated asks
- Reviews on your site
Reviews & reputation
Quoted fixed-price before any work starts, and yours to keep when it is done.
Review link and QR card
A short link straight to your Google review form, on a card for the truck, the counter, and the invoice. Scan, tap, done.
Asks that send themselves
A text or email goes out after each completed job with the link. You mark the job done; the ask happens. Timed so it lands while the work is fresh.
Reviews on your website
Your Google rating and newest reviews pulled onto your site automatically, so a visitor sees proof without leaving the page.
Reply templates and alerts
You hear about every new review the day it lands, with a short reply ready to personalize. Replies tell Google and the next customer you are paying attention.
Policy-safe
Everyone gets asked, nobody is filtered, nothing is incentivized. Google removes gated and bought reviews and can suspend the profile. We do not go near it.
Progress you can see
Review count and rating over time, next to your competitors, so you know when you have pulled ahead.
Projects where we did this
Live builds, with the story of how each one was made.
Willard Fence Co.
A licensed Chico fence contractor with its own metal shop, from backyard fences to twelve-foot court enclosures. Drawn fence elevations instead of stock photos, and 29 pages built to win local search. Runs on Skal.
NorCal Surfaces
Pickleball courts, Rubber Stone pool decks, and epoxy garage floors across Northern California, with an interactive court planner and 29 pages built to win local search. Runs on Skal.
Questions we get about this
Is it okay to ask customers for reviews?
Yes. Google encourages it. What is not allowed is paying for reviews, offering discounts for them, or only asking happy customers. Our system asks everyone, the same way, after the job.
Do you write or post reviews?
No. Every review comes from a real customer, in their words. We make asking easy and reply drafting faster; the reviews themselves are theirs.
Does this work with my invoicing software?
Usually. Jobber, Housecall Pro, QuickBooks, Square, and most tools can trigger the ask when a job is marked done or paid. If yours cannot, a one-tap link on your phone does the same thing.
What about a bad review?
Reply calmly and quickly, in public, with facts. We send you a draft the same day. One honest, well-answered bad review next to thirty good ones often helps more than it hurts.
Other things we can take off your plate
Want a straight answer on this?
Tell us what you are after. You will hear back from the person who does the work, with a fixed quote and an honest read on whether it is worth doing.
Replies within one business day.