More reviewsA Vantage two-week build
Every finished job gets asked, at the moment they're happiest, in one tap.
Right now
You have 14 reviews. The shop across town has 300 and does worse work. You mean to ask, and by the time you remember you're already at the next job.
Two weeks later
The ask goes out while they're still standing in the kitchen you just fixed, one tap to Google, one polite nudge if they forget — and you can see who was asked, who left one, and what they said.
In the box
An ask that fires when the job is marked done, by email in your words (by text once your number is carrier-approved), a one-tap link to your Google profile, one reminder for the people who miss the first, a "something not right? here's my number" line in the same message, and a dashboard of asked / left / rating.
What's not included
Filtering who gets asked based on how happy they seem — Google prohibits it and penalises the profile; incentivising reviews; removing reviews you already have; profiles beyond Google.
You'd be working with me, not a team.
I'm Zach. I build these in Albuquerque — same person on the call and writing the code.
You're about to use two of them. The questions below are the lead funnel; the open times they show you are the booking system. Both running on my own site.
The big versions: Energy180 and RevealCast — same parts, more of them.
Fixed price
Scope creep is my problem, not your invoice.
Half up front
The rest when it's working.
Yours to keep
Your accounts, your data.
Three questions first
Thirty seconds, and the call is about your business instead of catching me up.
1How many people work in the business?
2Which of these is costing you the most right now?
3When would you want it working?
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