Google reviews · Tradesperson

Google reviews for tradespeople: ask after every job

When a leak floods the kitchen, people call one of the first tradespeople on Google Maps, and the rating matters a lot. Here is how a plumber, electrician or decorator gets reviews after every job with Voxtya, without awkwardness or extra work.

Updated By the Voxtya team

What gets in the way for a tradesperson

Asking out loud is awkward

The customer has just paid, you are packing your tools: asking for a review face to face feels uncomfortable. So most successful jobs leave no trace on Google.

You are never at a desk

Between two call-outs there is no time to write emails. The review request has to go out without you.

One bad review weighs more

With few reviews, a single unhappy customer drags the rating down. You need more reviews and a calm reply to the critic.

Customers rarely come back

Unlike a shop, you see a customer once or twice. The request must arrive while the job is fresh.

How it works with Voxtya

  1. The QR code on your paperwork. Print your review page QR code on quotes, invoices and a card left with the customer. One scan leads to your Google listing.
  2. The email after the job. Paste the list of the month’s customers (or import a file): a campaign asks them for a review, with an unsubscribe link. If customers book or request quotes online, you already have their email.
  3. Replies that sound like you. The AI drafts a simple, precise reply (“Thanks, glad we fixed the leak before more damage”) and a measured reply to criticism. You paste it on Google.
  4. Show your work. With the Website, your project gallery and quote form sit next to your reviews: a hesitant customer sees what you do.

Try the example

See Plomberie Express’s review page (demo)

Plomberie Express, a fictional plumber in Marseille, is our demo: the review page customers open with the QR code, and on its website the quote form and the wheel of fortune.

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In practice

MediumWhat goes on itEffort for you
Quote and invoiceQR code + a short lineOnce, when printing
Card left on siteQR codeHand it over when leaving
EmailCampaign to the month’s customersPaste the list once a month
Google listingA reply to each reviewRead and paste the drafted reply

How much it costs

Review collection

€29/month

€23/month billed annually

Review collection + Replies

€49/month

€39/month billed annually

No commission, no commitment, 30-day free trial (card required, nothing is charged before the trial ends). All prices: Pricing page.

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Google reviews · Tradesperson

QR code on quotes and invoices, an email after the job, humble and precise replies.

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How much is Google review collection for a tradesperson?
€29 a month (€23 billed annually) for Review collection, €49 a month with Review replies. 30-day trial.
When should I ask for the review after a job?
The same day or the next: the QR code on the invoice at payment, then an email within the following day.
How do I reply to an unhappy customer?
Calmly, without arguing in public: thank them, restate the facts without personal details, offer to talk by phone. The AI drafts a reply along those lines and you adjust it.
Can I email past customers?
Yes, if they gave you their email for a job and have not objected. Every email includes an unsubscribe link.
Do Google reviews help me show up on Google Maps?
Review count, rating and freshness are part of the “prominence” signals Google cites for local ranking, alongside relevance and distance.
I work with a quote platform or network, is that compatible?
Yes: the review page leads to your Google listing wherever the customer came from.
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