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Review Request Writer

Ask a happy customer for a public review with a short, specific message that never feels pushy or generic.

Optional

A few words help the message reference the real job instead of reading like a template.

The platform or page, e.g. Google, our Trustpilot page, the App Store. We will leave a placeholder for the link.

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What it produces

Real output from this tool, not a mock-up.

What went in

The customer and the work
Just finished a bathroom renovation for the Aldridge family. Ten days, came in on budget, they were really pleased with the tiling in particular and said so twice. Repeat customers, we did their kitchen in 2024.
Where you would like the review left
Google, and our Checkatrade profile if they have a minute for a second one
Tone
Warm

What came back

Hi Aldridge family, so glad the bathroom came together well, especially the tiling, that meant a lot to hear twice over. It's been great working with you again since the kitchen last year. If you have a minute, a Google review would mean a lot: [link]. If you're up for a second one, our Checkatrade profile is here too: [link]. Either way, totally up to you, and thanks for having us back.

When to use it

Use this right after a job has gone well, which is the only moment a review request really works. It keeps the ask short and refers to the specific work rather than sending a template, and it names where you would like the review left so there is one obvious next step.

Common questions

When should I ask?
While the work is still fresh, usually within a few days of finishing. Ask a month later and you are asking someone to recall how they felt, which is a much bigger favour and gets a much lower response rate.
Does mentioning the specific job matter?
It is most of the difference. A generic request reads as bulk mail and gets ignored; naming the actual work reminds them why they were pleased and gives them something concrete to write about, which is the real barrier.
Should I ask for more than one review?
Name one place as the main ask and a second only as an optional extra, which is what happens if you list two. Asking for three at once reliably gets you none, because the request stops feeling like a favour and starts feeling like a task.
Is it free?
You can run it three times a day with no account. Signing in gives you renewing monthly credits, and this tool costs one credit per run with the one-click refinements included.