Reviews for home services

Nobody lets a stranger in without checking first. Give them something to read.

Ratezing asks every customer when the job is done, by text or email, and gives them one page with the sites they already use. Every review plants a tree, whatever it says.

  1. Leaving the driveway

    Job signed off. The technician sends a request from their phone before the next call-out, with the customer’s name and number.

  2. From the office

    The office sends requests for the day’s finished jobs from the browser, and can undo one picked for the wrong customer.

  3. Across your service areas

    Each branch has its own review page and links, so every review counts for the team that did the work.

Where homeowners look

Google first. The local sites, too.

When something breaks, most people search Google. Facebook, Yelp, HomeStars, BBB and Yellow Pages can sit on the same review page, and each customer picks the site they already use.

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  • Google Maps
  • Facebook
  • Yelp
  • HomeStars

Questions tradespeople ask us

Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a trade business.

Can our technicians send requests from the van?

Yes. Ratezing runs in the browser, so anyone on the team can send a request from their phone once a job is finished. It takes a name and an email or mobile number.

Can our job management software send them instead?

Yes, through the API, webhooks, Zapier or Make, so a request goes out when a job is marked complete.

Which review sites do trades usually use?

Most start with Google. Facebook, Yelp, HomeStars, BBB and Yellow Pages are there too, and you choose which ones your review page shows.

What if we’re hit by a wave of fake reviews?

Review Defender spots suspicious reviews, like a sudden wave from people who were never customers, and helps you prepare the evidence to report them to the site.

Every finished job is a chance to be found. Let your customers tell it.

See Ratezing set up for a business like yours in a short call.