It watches your listing.
ReviewHand checks your Google listing for new reviews. Old unanswered ones are picked up too, back to the first.
Daily checks on ProYou take care of your customers.
We write the reply. You paste it.
ReviewHand answers every review on your Google listing, in your voice, while you sleep. You read it over coffee, change a word if you like, and paste it. Nothing is posted without you. Replies are written by AI and read by you.
ReviewHand answers every review on your Google listing in your voice. Replies are written by AI and read by you. Nothing is posted without you.
Try it with your businessFree for one business. No card. Nothing gets posted.Your reply to Dana’s review is already written in ReviewHand. “Copy & open Google” copies it and opens the review on Google, where you paste it and post it. After that, anyone who reads the review also reads your reply: “Dana, forty minutes is too long and the silence made it worse. That's on us. Please ask for me directly next time you're in and I'll make sure it doesn't repeat. — Sam”
One of your real reviews, answered in front of you.
Free. No sign-up. Nothing is posted anywhere.
“Waited 40 minutes past my appointment. Nobody said a word.”
Plain words. A real apology. Your own sign-off. Not another “we value your feedback.”
Press the button and watch a reply take shape for the example business.
Nothing to install, nothing to connect to Google.
You give us your business name; we do the reading and the writing.
ReviewHand checks your Google listing for new reviews. Old unanswered ones are picked up too, back to the first.
Daily checks on ProEvery draft is in your voice, down to your sign-off. The most damaging review goes to the top.
Worst one firstThirty seconds, on your phone, between jobs. If the draft is right, you don't touch it.
Ready to pasteOne tap copies the reply and opens that exact review. Paste, come back, tap "I posted it". Nobody else can post for you, and we never try.
A human always presses postBefore the first draft, you pick, fix or write five replies. Every reply after that copies how you write: how long, how warm, whether you say "I" or "we", how you sign off.
It only ever uses what the customer actually said. No invented details, no press-release voice.
Try it on one review, freeHere is what's waiting for a dentist in Austin with 31 ratings and a listing nobody has answered in years.
“Waited 40 minutes past my appointment. Nobody said a word.”
“Billing was a mess. Took three calls to sort out.”
“Gentle with my daughter. She actually wants to go back.”
“Good cleaning, front desk could be friendlier.”
How was your visit?
We'd love to hear about it.
A listing whose newest review is months old reads as closed. You get a card for the counter and three messages ready to send, with your link already in them. Ask everyone, not only the happy ones.
See the card and the messagesNo card to start. Cancel from Settings whenever you want.
Every plan keeps the last step yours.
A good place to begin.
Start freeWake up to the right words.
Start ProMore locations. Same care.
Start TeamsEvery plan keeps you in control. Nothing is posted without you.
No. It writes the reply. You read it, change anything you like, then one tap copies it and opens that exact review on Google. You paste it and post it. Nothing goes public without you.
Like you. You teach it with five replies, and it copies your length, your warmth and your sign-off. It never adds details the customer didn't mention.
They get a reply too. The ones that hurt most, like one- and two-star reviews, are shown first, whatever their age.
No. We read your listing the way any customer can see it. You never log in to Google through us.
Yes. You get a printable card for your counter and three ready-to-send messages, with your review link already in them.