For plumbers
When the hot water dies, they ring the plumber they trust
At 7am with a cold shower, nobody reads ten websites. They look at the reviews and ring the plumber who looks reliable. ReviewBuddy helps that be you.
7-day free trial, no card needed. Then from $49 a month.
Ask while they're still relieved
The best time to ask is when the water's back on and they're grateful. The worst time is a week later when they've moved on. Most plumbers mean to ask, then the next job starts.
- 1
The job's done
A burst pipe fixed or a new hot water unit in.
- 2
They get the link
On the invoice, by email after the job, or the QR code on the van. On Growth, the email sends itself with one reminder.
- 3
They pick where to review
Google, Facebook, or your other sites.
- 4
It shows on your website
The next person who finds you sees it there as well as on Google.
Last year's customers count too
Every hot water job and blocked drain from last year is a customer who could vouch for you. Most of those customers were happy and never got asked. On Growth, send me a list and they'll get asked too.
Two plans, both set up for you
No contract. No notice period.
Plans
Starter
A simple system to get more reviews
$49a month
- Your review link and QR code
- A review widget on your website, matched to your site
- Free setup
- A short weekly email with one thing to do
Recommended
Growth
The asking happens without you.
$75a month
- Everything in Starter
- An automatic review request after each job, with one polite reminder if they haven't reviewed yet
- We'll ask your past customers too, from a list you send us
Fair questions
When's the best time to ask?
Straight after the job, while they remember you fixed it. Growth handles the timing for you.
I use other review sites too. Can those reviews show?
They can show in your widget if they connect. Email us the sites you use and we'll check.
Can I ask customers from last year?
On Growth, yes.
What does it cost?
$49 a month for Starter or $75 a month for Growth, after a 7-day free trial. Setup is free and there's no contract.