Find out why they picked the other shop, and win those customers back.
We read every public review of your business and of three competitors you choose, score you side by side on what customers actually care about, and hand you the three changes that turn their customers into yours.
- ✓See where you are losing them. Every category scored 1 to 5, you against the three you pick.
- ✓Hear what you never hear. The praise their customers give that yours never mention.
- ✓Know what to fix first. Three ranked changes, with the words to use.
One payment. No subscription, no account, no sales call. In your inbox in about twenty minutes.
The page most owners read twice.
Four businesses within half a star of each other, and one of them is losing customers to the other three every week. A rating cannot tell you that. A score next to theirs can.
This page is invented, down to the shop name. Yours is built from your own reviews, and quotes them by name and date.
It starts with the ones you already scrolled past.
Every public review of your business and of the three you picked, read one at a time and sorted into what customers actually judge you on. Nothing is skimmed and nothing is averaged away.
Fixed the brakes same day and charged exactly what they quoted. No surprises, which is more than I can say for the last place.
Car sat for three days and nobody called me. I had to ring twice to find out what was even happening with it.
Good work and a friendly team. Waiting area is grim though, and there is nowhere to sit if you are staying with the car.
Invented examples, to show the shape of it. Your report reads the real ones, and quotes them.
Executive summary to the words for your team. Plain language, no dashboard, no login.
The same scale for you and for the three businesses you choose.
Ordered by what each is worth in customers, not by how easy it is.
It starts the moment you pay, and you can watch it run.
A rating tells you how. A score tells you what to fix.
Every category customers judge you on, scored 1 to 5 from what they wrote in their own words, yours and theirs, measured the same way. Where the two numbers are furthest apart is where you are losing work.
“Texted me a photo of the worn pads before touching anything.”
“Three texts, one call, zero guessing. That is all I want.”
Not one of your 487 reviews mentions it. Not once, in four years.
Your report names every one of these, tells you which costs you the most, and gives you the wording to fix it.
Show me mine · $79 ↗What changes the day you read it.
- ✕You read the angry ones, and the rest disappear.
- ✕You cannot tell whether a customer picked the place nearby, or why.
- ✕The same complaint costs you customers for years without anyone noticing.
- ✓You see every category scored, yours against theirs, on one page.
- ✓You know which gap is costing you the most customers, and by how much.
- ✓You have three changes to make, in the order worth doing them.
Inside the report.
Seventeen sections in three parts. Every one ends with something you can do on Monday.
Three steps. You do one of them.
- 01Tell us where to look
Your business name and city. That is the only thing we need from you.
- 02Pick your three
We suggest the nearest businesses in your trade with enough reviews to read. Swap in the ones you actually lose work to.
- 03Read the verdict
Every category scored, three ranked moves, and the customer evidence behind each one.
Not a dashboard. A verdict.
Nobody needs another monthly tool confirming they have 4.2 stars. You need to know what to do about it, once, in writing, in words you can hand to your team.
The questions owners actually ask
What do I actually get for the money?
One written report, seventeen sections in three parts: every category customers judge you on, scored 1 to 5 against three competitors you choose; your widest gaps named and quantified; and three ranked changes with the wording to use. Every review of all four businesses is read.
Where do the numbers come from?
Public Google listings, yours and theirs. Nothing private, nothing bought, no surveys sent to your customers. You can check any figure in a few minutes.
Why a score instead of a percentage?
Because “6% of reviews mention communication” means nothing on its own. A 1 to 5 score next to your competitors' score tells you where to act, at a glance.
Who picks the competitors?
You do. We suggest the nearest businesses in your trade with enough reviews to read, and you swap in the ones you actually lose work to.
What if it tells me nothing new?
Start with the free preview. It is built from your own listing and shows your first three scores and your widest gap before you decide anything.
Is anything recurring?
No. One payment, no account, no card kept on file. There is no mechanism for us to charge you again.
Your customers already told you what to change.
It is sitting in your reviews and in theirs. We turn it into three moves you can make this week.
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