RankByReviews texts every customer a one-tap review link. One tap opens your Google review page, and the same page gives any customer a private way to flag a problem, so you hear about it fast. More genuine reviews, higher local ranking.
From your customer list to live Google reviews, in three steps.
Upload a CSV or paste your contacts. Send to hundreds in one go.
A branded page: “How was your experience?” One tap, works on any phone, no app.
One tap opens your Google review page. Any customer can also send you a private note from the same page, so problems reach you fast. Nobody is filtered, nobody is blocked. That is what keeps your listing safe.
Tradies and clinics usually ask after the job. Cafes, salons and workshops ask at the counter with an NFC plate or sticker. Every one of them opens the same page.
Google says local results come down to three things. Two of them you cannot do much about. The third one is reviews, and you can move it every week.
How well your profile matches what someone searched for.
Fill your profile out properly once, then leave it.
How far you are from the person searching.
You cannot move your workshop closer to every customer.
How well known your business is.
Reviews feed this. It is the lever you can pull every week.
“More reviews and positive ratings can help your business’s local ranking.”
Google does not publish how much weight each factor carries, so we do not guess.
Some review tools ask for a star rating first, then send only the happy customers to Google. It is called review gating. Google lists it under what merchants are not allowed to do.
“Discourage or prohibit negative reviews, or selectively solicit positive reviews from customers”
Whether the customer picks 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 stars, they see the same two options.
Available for every rating, 1 star through 5.
In July 2018 the Federal Court ordered Meriton to pay $3 million in penalties for breaching Australian Consumer Law. Meriton had altered guest email addresses so that customers it expected to be unhappy never received the review request.
RankByReviews never asks for the rating first and never decides who is allowed to reach Google. Every customer who opens your page sees the public Google button, with the private note box beside it. You hear about problems early, and the choice stays with the customer.
Andrew runs ReFigure, a chiropractic clinic on Sydney's Lower North Shore. He was paying about $800 a month for Google Ads to keep new clients coming in. After our team's local-search work his ads are off, he pays Google nothing, and he signed two new clients this week where one a week used to be the norm.
Reviews are one of the levers behind local rankings like Andrew's, and they're the lever you can pull yourself.
Result from our team's separate local-SEO practice. Not attributable to RankByReviews alone.
Each measure uses its own scale. Values marked “about” are approximate, and the after figure for new clients is one reported week, not a sustained rate.
We're a new Australian company, so no borrowed logos and no invented quotes. These four claims you can check yourself, today.
No sales call, no quote form. Every plan and every plate shows its price.
Monthly billing, cancel anytime from your dashboard.
Try the demo: every rating sees the public Google review button. Nobody is filtered or blocked.
Plates shipped from Australia, support that knows what a sparkie is.
We're collecting our first public reviews right now, using RankByReviews itself, the same way it would collect them for you.
Pick a monthly plan with an included review-request allowance. No lock-in contract, cancel anytime.
Every plan includes a set number of review requests. Divide one by the other and you get what a single ask costs you. It gets cheaper the more you send.
| Plan | Price | Requests | Cost per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $56 | 140 | $0.400 |
| Growth | $149 | 450 | $0.331 |
| Pro | $399 | 1,400 | $0.285 |
Cost per request is the monthly price divided by the included requests, on the standard price.
If you reach your monthly allowance, sending pauses until next month, or move up a plan. No surprise bills, ever.
No. Every customer who opens your review page sees the public Google review button. There is also a private feedback box anyone can use, so you hear about problems early. Nobody is filtered or blocked, which keeps you inside Google's review policy, including the April 2026 update, and Australian Consumer Law.
By SMS or email, sent from your dashboard. A text lands in seconds and gets opened far more often than email.
Nothing on top of your plan. Every plan includes a monthly allowance of review requests, sent by SMS or email. If you reach your allowance, sending pauses until next month, or you can move up a plan. No surprise bills.
No. Your review page is hosted at your own link, with nothing to install.