Every comparison like this is written by a software vendor. Including this one — we make one of the tools below, and we run a real shop in Puyallup. So: every price carries a date, the tools that beat us on price are here too, and some of these paragraphs end with "then buy that one, not ours."
The field only makes sense once you know which job you're hiring for.
Half these tools are platforms — texting, phones, webchat, AI receptionists — where reviews are one feature. If you'll use the bundle, price it as a bundle. If you just need reviews handled, don't pay platform prices.
Per-location pricing, setup fees, per-seat charges, and quote-only pricing all hide the true cost. Multiply by your locations, add the onboarding fee, and ask what happens at renewal.
Anyone can fire off review requests. The tool question that matters: when the visit went wrong, does the customer have an easy private way to tell you before they tell Google?
Prices move — every number below was captured July 2026 from published pricing or multiple current reports. Check the current lists yourself.
The short version: bundles ($299–799) if you'll truly use the bundle, budget tools ($49–125) if price is the whole decision, ours at $100 if you're a Shopmonkey shop that wants problems caught privately — and the honest answer is sometimes the add-on you already have.
The questions worth asking any of us.
Because they exist and you'd find them anyway. If a $49 or $75 tool does what your shop needs, buy it. Ours earns its $100 on the private recovery path and the Shopmonkey integration — if those don't matter to you, save the money.
Asking only the customers you know are happy. Google's policy prohibits it and penalizes it. The compliant version — also just the honest version — is asking everyone, with an easy private path for the customer who had a problem. That path is worth more than the review anyway: you get to fix it.
Maybe not. If a basic request-on-invoice covers what your shop needs, their add-on may be enough — ask what it costs, since the price isn't published. Dedicated tools earn their keep on the parts beyond the ask: recovery paths, reminders, reporting.
Reviews Go-Getter is $100 a month, published right here, with 14 days free — you set it up yourself in a few minutes. Or call Brian first. He runs the shop it was built in, and he'll say straight if one of the others fits you better.
Card up front, and it charges when the trial ends unless you cancel. Rather talk it over first? Call Brian at (253) 881-1614