Google Business Profile
ID Cards + AI for The Trades.

Because they're the first thing a homeowner checks before letting a stranger into their house, and they're one of the biggest levers on where you show up in Google's local results. More reviews, better ratings, and a steady stream of fresh ones push you up the map pack, and a higher star rating turns more of the people who see you into calls. Reviews aren't a vanity metric — they're a lead source that compounds every month you feed it.

Two ways, working together. In person, your tech hands over or taps a branded review card the moment the job is done, which is the single highest-converting time to ask. Then Review Mint backs that up with automated text, email, or WhatsApp follow-ups for anyone who didn't leave one on the spot. The whole system is built around timing: the odds of landing a review drop fast the longer you wait after a job, so it's engineered to ask while the customer is still standing there happy.

They're NFC-chipped badges that double as your crew's ID — the tech's headshot, name, role, and your license number right on the front, so the homeowner instantly trusts who's at their door. The customer taps the card to their phone or scans the QR code on the back and lands straight on your review page. No app, no typing, no "I'll do it later." It turns the most trust-heavy moment of the whole job — a real person, face to face — into a review, right then.

Fully automated if you want it. Auto-Send fires a request to each customer on a delay you set — say 15 minutes or a day after the job — timed off their service date, so it always lands while the experience is fresh. Reminders quietly follow up with anyone who hasn't responded, and only them. Set it once and it runs in the background on every new customer you add.

Yes. The AI replies to your Google reviews automatically, in your tone, so every single review gets a timely, professional response without you or your office manager burning time on it. You can set it to only auto-reply to your 4- and 5-star reviews and handle the rare unhappy one yourself, and it'll even clear out your entire backlog of old unanswered reviews.

They help. Google rewards profiles that look active and engaged, and replying to every review quickly is one of the clearest signals that you're a real, responsive business — which supports your visibility in the local pack. On top of that, the AI can naturally work your service and city keywords into replies, reinforcing the exact terms you want to rank for. So every reply is doing double duty: a better impression on the customer and a stronger profile.

Every tech gets their own tap card and their own tracking, so you can see exactly who's generating reviews and who isn't. A leaderboard ranks the team by reviews, taps, and conversion rate over any time period, which makes it dead simple to spotlight your top performers, coach the ones who aren't asking, and run a little friendly competition. Reviews stop being random and start being a number your team owns.

It does. Review Mint automatically turns your best reviews into clean, branded social posts and publishes them to Facebook, Instagram, and your Google profile on a set schedule — no designer, no caption writing, no remembering to post. It's a self-refilling stream of social proof that keeps your pages active and quietly works your followers toward booking. You can also hand-pick specific reviews to push out whenever you want.

No — and that matters, because a profile that gets flagged can vanish overnight and take your leads with it. The review link lets the customer choose to go public or send private feedback, nothing filters out negative reviews, and the automated replies stay inside Google's safe sending limits. It's built to grow your reputation the clean way, so the asset you're building doesn't get pulled out from under you.