For professional firms
Those tools are built to ask a lot of people, often on their own. Good Work Reviews waits until the work is done. You read the note. Then your client can leave a review, or send you the next client.
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Two ways to ask
What your client gets
Example note — not a real client. Edit it, then approve it.
Hi [Client first name] —
Thanks again for trusting us with the work.
If you have a minute, would you leave a short Google review for the firm? Here's the link:
[Review link]
If someone you know needs a firm like ours, here's a short link you can send them — or fill in their name yourself:
[Referral link]
— [Your name] at [Firm name]
Side by side
| Topic | Good Work Reviews | Busy local shops |
|---|---|---|
| Who says yes | You approve every note. You can edit or skip it. | Often set to send on its own after each visit. |
| Who it is for | Firms that keep clients for years, and firms that want a first job to become the next one. Accounting firms, builders, architects, consultants, advisors. | Mostly local shops with lots of one-time visits. |
| When it can send on its own | Automation is optional. You unlock it after you’ve approved and sent five notes yourself — not on day one. | Usually on from the start. |
| Who gets asked | Every client you choose gets the same note. We never ask only the happy ones. | Varies by tool and setting. |
| Reviews and referrals | Both, in one short note. Your client can leave a review, pass on a link, or type in a name. | Mostly reviews. Some add a referral or rewards program. |
Based on how these tools describe their main audience. Check each company's site for their current features.
See how it works.
Who it is for
Accountants, builders, architects, consultants, and advisors.
If you want texting, payments, and a request after every walk-in, a busy-shop tool may fit you better.
Want a number first? Try the free review rating calculator.
No. By default you approve every note before it goes out. Automation is optional: you turn it on after you've approved and sent five notes yourself. It is not day-one autopilot.
Those tools are built for busy local shops. Good Work Reviews is for a professional firm. You approve every note. Automation is optional. You unlock it after you’ve approved and sent five notes yourself — not on day one.
Yes. It is the same note as a review. You approve it. Then it goes to your client.
Not set on this site yet. Start free in the app. This page does not take a card.
Start free in the app. There is no demo call on this site. You start by approving a few notes yourself.
No. Every client you choose gets the same note. Asking only happy clients is called review gating. Google's rules do not allow it. You can skip a note for a client who just had bad news. That is your call, not a filter.
Steady follow-through for firms that grow on trust — reviews and referrals, without day-one autopilot.
Open the app when the work is done. Your firm approves every note before it goes out.
