Your happy customers mean to leave a review — they just never get around to it. ReviewPilot asks at the perfect moment, with one tap, and routes praise to Google while complaints come to you privately first.
Review software is not new — the pricing is the scandal. The big platforms charge hundreds a month, hide their prices and lock you into annual contracts to do one simple thing: ask for the review.
| ReviewPilot | Podium | Birdeye | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $29 | $399–599 | $299–599 |
| Annual contract | None — month to month | Yes | Yes |
| Pricing shown upfront | Yes, on this page | Hidden — “book a demo” | Hidden — “book a demo” |
| Free trial | 14 days free, $0 due today | Sales call first | Sales call first |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | At renewal | At renewal |
That is when customers are happiest — and when a review request actually gets answered.
Enter the customer's name and number, tap once, and the request goes out with their personal link. No app for them to install, no account to create.
Customers land on a clean page branded with your business: “How was your experience?” One tap on the stars, and they are guided from there.
Happy customers get a big, simple path straight to your Google review page, while the experience is still fresh.
Unhappy customers are invited to tell you what went wrong — privately, in your feedback inbox — so you can fix it before it becomes a public one-star review.
Every concern lands in one place with the customer's name and date. Read it, handle it, mark it resolved. Service recovery, organized.
Requests that go unanswered for two days surface in a “needs follow-up” list, each with a one-tap nudge ready to send. Plus a dashboard that shows requests sent, pages opened and reviews on their way to Google.
While the customer is still smiling, open ReviewPilot on your phone and send the request — WhatsApp or text, one tap.
Your branded page asks one question. No forms, no logins, nothing to download.
4–5 stars are routed to Google. 1–3 stars open a private conversation with you. Either way, you hear about it the same day.
No tiers designed to upsell you, no per-location surprises, no renewal ambush a year from now.
14 days free — send real requests to real customers
Billed by JR Global Productions via Stripe. The trial includes up to 25 requests. $0 due today.
Really. ReviewPilot is month to month. Cancel anytime from your account and the service runs to the end of the period you already paid for. No retention calls, no penalties.
Your business name and your Google review link — the same link you would text a customer today. Setup takes a few minutes, and your first request can go out the same day.
Customers who tap 1–3 stars are asked to send you private feedback first, and it lands in your inbox with their name and date. The Google option is never hidden from them — but most people prefer being heard, and you get the chance to make it right.
Any local business that lives on word of mouth: contractors, salons and barbershops, restaurants, cleaners, auto services and home services of every kind.
By card, through Stripe. Your subscription is billed by JR Global Productions LLC. The 14-day trial does not require a card.
The routing and the follow-through. A plain text gets forgotten; ReviewPilot guides happy customers to Google, catches unhappy ones privately, tracks who opened what, and reminds you exactly who needs a nudge.
Try ReviewPilot free for 14 days with your real customers. If it doesn't earn its $29, cancel in two clicks — that's the deal the big platforms won't offer you.
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