Google Review Agent — turn finished jobs into 5-star reviews
An agent that asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment, with a one-tap link — and catches unhappy ones privately first.
“About 81% of consumers read Google reviews to evaluate a local business.”
An agent that asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment, with a one-tap link — and catches unhappy ones privately first. About 81% of consumers read Google reviews to evaluate a local business. A Google Review Agent fixes that — and you can deploy a working one in about 60 seconds, grounded in your own business.
What a Google Review Agent does
- Waits for the right moment after a job is marked complete, then sends a warm, personal ask.
- Includes a one-tap link straight to your Google (or Facebook) review page.
- Follows up once if there's no response — then stops, so it never spams.
- Routes an unhappy customer to you privately first, before they post publicly.
- Logs who was asked and who responded so you can see your review velocity climb.
How it works
From trigger to done — in three steps, working 24/7 in the background.
- 1Job marked done
The moment you close out a job, the agent knows the experience is fresh.
- 2Agent texts a 1-tap review link
At the perfect moment it sends a warm, personal ask with a one-tap link.
- 35-star review posts
Happy customers leave a rating in ~20 seconds; unhappy ones route to you privately first.
Works with
It plugs into the tools you already use — no new accounts to learn.
Where it works
Frequently asked questions
When does it ask customers for a review?
A short, configurable window after a job is marked complete — when the experience is fresh and satisfaction is highest. It sends a single warm message with a one-tap review link, then at most one gentle follow-up.
Does it help me get more Google reviews specifically?
Yes — the ask links directly to your Google Business review page so a happy customer can leave a star rating in about 20 seconds. Reviews are read by roughly 81% of consumers evaluating a local business, so each one compounds.
What if a customer is unhappy?
It's built to catch dissatisfaction privately first — routing an unhappy customer to you for a direct conversation rather than nudging them toward a public 1-star review.
How does it actually work?
Paste your website URL. We build you a real hosted workspace with this agent already running — grounded in your actual services, hours, and pricing, pulled from your site. It's live in about 60 seconds, and you can talk to it right away.
What do I need to get started?
A SeldonFrame account and your own AI key — if you already use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, you have one. For phone calls or texts you'll add a number. That's it: no code, no setup project, no integration work.
How much does it cost?
Build the first workspace free. Agencies start with Agency Starter at $99/mo for 10 client sub-accounts, full white-label, and branded client portals; Growth is $199/mo for 30 clients and Scale is $299/mo for unlimited clients. Running only your own businesses? Builder is $29/mo BYOK and Managed is $49/mo on SeldonFrame's keys. Cancel anytime, with no card required to start building.
How much can it save me?
One recovered review, one booked job, or one caught missed call usually pays for the whole month many times over. It works 24/7 for pennies a day — a fraction of what an employee or an agency retainer costs to do the same job, without the gaps.
Why SeldonFrame instead of hiring someone or building it myself?
It's live in about 60 seconds instead of the weeks a hire or a DIY build takes, and it's grounded in YOUR business through the Soul — your real services, hours, and pricing — so it never sounds generic or makes things up. And you own it: it's your workspace, your data, your agent.
Is it really live in 60 seconds?
Yes. Paste a URL and watch it build — workspace, site, booking, and this agent, grounded in your business, ready in about a minute. No demo call, no onboarding queue.
Google Review Agent by industry
How this agent shows up for the trades that ask about it most.
For agencies serving plumbers, a burst pipe at 2am won't leave a voicemail — it calls the next plumber. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving HVAC companies, when the AC dies in a heat wave, the first company to answer wins the job. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving electricians, a tripped panel or a dead outlet is an emergency the caller wants handled today. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving landscapers, spring quote requests pile up while the crew is out on the mowers. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving garage door companies, a stuck door traps a car in the driveway — the homeowner needs someone now. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving law firms, an unanswered intake call is a signed case that walked to another firm. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving salons, stylists with their hands full can't answer the phone — and that booking is gone. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
For agencies serving restaurants, a ringing phone during the dinner rush is a reservation no one can take. A Google Review Agent closes that gap: it asks every happy customer for a review at the perfect moment with a one-tap link, and catches unhappy ones privately first.
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