LeadGenie’s Google review software makes asking every customer for a review a one-tap job, by link, QR code or email. It alerts you when a review lands, drafts a reply for you to approve and shows your live rating on your website. Built for Australian tradies and small businesses: Get Found, A$29 a month ex GST, no set-up fee.
The customer says “great job, I’ll leave you a review” and means it. Then they close the gate and forget. Meanwhile someone two suburbs over is comparing three businesses on their phone at nine at night, and the one with more recent reviews gets the call.
Most small businesses have years of good work that nobody outside the customer’s kitchen has heard about. Nobody asked.
On Get Found you press send. From Starter, the asking can happen by itself.
Hand over your link or QR code before you leave, or send it by email or from your own phone.
When a review lands, good or bad, you get an email with a reply drafted in your tone.
Read it, change it if you like, then approve it. Nothing posts under your name until you do.
Smart Tools and Starter have no phone number, so requests and alerts go by email. Do you need a phone number? →
All six come with Get Found at A$29 a month, and with every plan above it.
Opens straight onto your Google review box. Send it by email or from your phone, or print it as a QR code, with scans counted.
A request in your business’s name. You send it on Get Found. From Starter, it goes by itself when a job is marked done.
An email the moment a review lands, good or bad, so you hear about a one-star on the day.
A reply in your tone for every review, the hard ones first. Nothing posts until you approve it.
Your live rating and latest reviews beside your enquiry form, updating by themselves. The review widget →
Help getting your categories, services, hours and photos right, then watching for changes Google makes. Your Google profile →
Collecting reviews is half the job. The other half is being seen where people decide.
Example business: an electrician on Get Found. About a minute of the owner’s time.
Names are invented. Not every request gets a review, and not every review is four stars.
Nobody enjoys the bad one. But a profile with nothing under five stars reads as edited. What people read is your worst review and what you said back, so the hard ones get a calm reply drafted first, for you to approve.
LeadGenie runs now for Employment Star, Dealia and Advantek Australia, set up and looked after by our team in Parramatta. A person answers weekdays, 8:30am to 5:30pm.
Only Google publishes or removes reviews, and only ones that break its rules. We can help you flag one that does.
Every customer gets the same request, however the job went. We never write, buy or reward reviews, and won’t set up asking that skips unhappy customers.
Your reviews belong to your Google profile: if you cancel, every review and reply stays. Requests carry an unsubscribe line, as the Spam Act 2003 expects, and the ACCC treats fake or cherry-picked reviews as misleading. Customer data is hosted in the United States, not sold, and not shared for anyone else’s purposes. How we handle customer data →
The Smart Tool with every review tool on this page:
Ex GST, with no set-up fee. Set up for you in 3 to 5 business days. Month to month, with 30 days’ notice to cancel. It doesn’t answer calls or messages, and there’s no phone number.
Adds a customer and job list: CRM, pipeline, booking calendars and forms.
Adds one inbox for web chat, social and email, plus a social planner to share good reviews.
Requests go by themselves when a job is marked done, plus AI answering web chat, social and email. A$999 set-up.
An Australian mobile number, so requests can go by text, plus an AI receptionist answering your calls. A$1,999 set-up.
Prices ex GST, per month · Each plan includes the one below it · Locked in for your first 12 months · Month to month, no lock-in, no exit fee, 30 days’ notice to cancel · Growth calls A$0.03 a minute, texts A$0.11 sent and A$0.02 received, usually A$30 to A$70 a month (an estimate)
Example business: thirty jobs a month for a year, once without asking and once asking every customer on Get Found.
Every figure is illustrative, not a promise: the one-in-five rate swings with your trade and how soon you ask. If you already ask everyone in person, the bottom row is you.
Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask for reviews. What breaks its rules is rewarding reviews, writing them, or asking only the customers you expect to be happy. We don’t do any of those, and we won’t set it up that way. How to get more Google reviews within the rules
Not if you ask once. On Get Found you send each request yourself. From Starter it’s one email per finished job, and anyone who ignores it isn’t chased. Every email has an unsubscribe line.
You get an alert the day it lands and a calm reply drafted first, for you to approve. Future customers read your reply as closely as the complaint. Only Google can remove a review, and only one that breaks its rules. We’ll help you flag it.
Two things: send or hand over your link after each job, and approve each drafted reply, about a minute each. After a 20-minute call we set up the rest, live in 3 to 5 business days. You don’t even need a website. Only the widget does.
Get Found is A$29 a month, ex GST, with no set-up fee and no usage bill. Get Organised is A$59 and Get Connected A$89, and each includes the one below it. Smart Tools pricing →
No. It’s month to month, with no lock-in, no exit fee and 30 days’ notice to cancel. Prices are locked in for your first 12 months. If you cancel, every review and reply stays on your Google profile.
It depends on how many you have now. A business with 40 reviews at 4.3 stars needs 30 more five-star reviews to reach 4.6, while one with 200 reviews needs 150. Our free Google review calculator works out yours, and the Google review link generator makes your link.
Thirty minutes on a video call. We look at your Google profile with you and show you what the next customer sees. Or check your profile free →
