Reviews & Reputation
More five-star reviews, calmer one-star replies
Happy customers forget to review you; unhappy ones never do. Asking feels pushy, and answering a one-star review while annoyed makes everything worse.
The moment a job goes well, get a warm, specific review ask drafted. When a rough review lands, get a calm, accountable reply that makes the next reader trust you more, not less.
A real, installable Claude skill. No email required.
Customer Review Request Generator
Watch it handle a real task
The owner says
"Finished a full interior detail on Tom's SUV today. He was thrilled. I want a Google review, here's the link."
It hands back
REVIEW REQUEST — TEXT (send tonight while it's fresh) "Tom, thanks again for trusting us with the SUV today — that one was fun to bring back. If you have 60 seconds, a Google review would mean a lot to a small shop like ours: [link]. Either way, enjoy the clean ride!" REVIEW REQUEST — EMAIL VARIANT Subject: That SUV cleaned up nicely Same ask, two sentences longer, with the link as a button. Both versions mention the specific job (full interior detail) so the review reads specific, not generic.
Illustrative example — not a customer result.
The skills that handle it
Each one does a single job. You review everything before it reaches a customer.
Customer Review Request Generator
Happy customers would leave a review if asked, but nobody asks, so reviews are left on the table.
You get
A friendly review request message customers actually respond to, with your review link built in.
Example: A car wash asking for a Google review after a full detail
See how it worksComplaint & Review Response Assistant
Negative feedback can damage your reputation if it's answered badly, or ignored.
You get
A measured, professional response that protects the relationship and your reputation.
Example: A moving company replying to a one star review about a delay
See how it worksCustomer Email Responder
Repetitive customer email eats the day, the same questions, over and over.
You get
A drafted reply plus a couple of options, so you can answer in seconds instead of minutes.
Example: An auto shop answering a turnaround time question
See how it worksWant them all? See Starter and Complete pricing