Diners choose from the map, and the map ranks on review count and recency as much as on stars. A full dining room does not turn into reviews on its own; a QR code on the check and a text after a reservation do. ReputeLift gives you both, with the link going straight to your Google or Facebook page, and an inbox for logging what comes in so the manager answers every one.
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The QR code page generates a printable code that opens your review link — the same link the texts use — so a diner scanning it at the table lands on your Google review page in one tap. Print it once; it never changes unless you change your link.
Add the guests who booked, or import last week's reservations as a CSV, and send the request in bulk or schedule it for 10am the next day. Each text carries your restaurant's name, the link and opt-out wording; STOP removes the number automatically.
Diners are on both. The request links to your Google Business Profile on Starter; Pro adds your Facebook page as a second destination, and the inbox filters by platform so you can see which one is growing.
Log the reviews you receive in the inbox. On Pro an AI draft written from that review's details — the dish, the night, the server's name if they gave it — is ready for the manager to edit and copy onto Google. A one-star review logged by staff emails the owner immediately.
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Straight answers about how ReputeLift works for a restaurant.
No. It sends the request and gives you an inbox for the reviews you receive, which you add yourself and filter by platform, rating and whether they are answered. No review is fetched from Google, Yelp or Facebook, and no reply is posted for you.
You choose who to ask, and everyone you ask gets the same message and the same link. ReputeLift has no rating-first screen and no sentiment step; review gating violates Google's policy and the FTC's rule on consumer reviews, and the product cannot do it.
Yes. The QR code needs no contact details at all. Reservation and online-order guests usually give a number or an email, and those can be imported as a CSV and texted or emailed the next day.
Yes. Add the manager as a member; they can log reviews, use the AI drafts and templates, and send requests, and cannot see the subscription. Starter includes 3 users, Pro 10, then $25/mo each.
Starter $99/mo: 100 requests a month, Google link, QR code, inbox. Pro $199/mo: 1,000 requests, Facebook link, AI drafts, analytics, weekly digest. 14-day free trial, month to month, cancel anytime.
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