Not instantly
Replies go out 30 minutes, 1, 6 or 12 hours after the review.
Every module on every plan. Plans differ only by locations, team size and AI allowance.
AI replies to reviews at the rating you choose; lower ratings wait for you.
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This screen is live. Change a rule and save it, or press Stop and Start: it works here exactly as it does in the dashboard, without sending anything.
Auto-reply
As you scroll, one part of the screen steps forward.
Start it, and matching reviews are answered while you're away. The same card shows today's replies, the queue and this month's credits. Stop it with one click anytime.
Try it: press StopEvery tile is a real part of the dashboard. Click, change, try it.
Replies go out 30 minutes, 1, 6 or 12 hours after the review.
How many automatic replies this business may send in a day. Past the limit, reviews simply wait for the next day.
The short answers to what people ask before they turn auto-reply on.
Still have a question? Write to usReviews at or above the minimum rating you choose. With All, every rating is answered, and on a negative review the reply apologizes and asks the customer to contact the business directly. With 4 stars and up, 1 to 3 star reviews are left for you.
After the waiting time you pick: 30 minutes, 1, 6 or 12 hours. The reply engine checks for reviews every 15 minutes and sends up to 5 replies per business on each check.
They follow the review: a short review gets a short reply, a detailed one a fuller answer. The reply responds to what the customer wrote, point by point in short paragraphs, with no gushing and no stock phrases. The closing names your business and your area once, and 4 and 5 star replies invite the customer back with one of your services. It doesn't make up facts or promise discounts. The tone you pick sets the style.
You decide. By default, when you start, unanswered reviews that match the rule are answered in order, up to 5 every 15 minutes and within your daily limit. With Only new reviews, anything that arrived before you started is left alone.
Yes. Automatic replies are listed under Reviews › Auto-replies; you can edit or delete them there, and the change goes to Google too.
You set a daily limit for each business. Each reply uses 1 credit from one monthly allowance shared by all businesses in your account; the page shows how much is left and when it resets. Reviews past the daily limit aren't skipped, they wait for the next day.
The language of the review. A review written in English gets an English reply, one in German a German reply. Rating-only reviews are answered in the language most of your customers write in, or your Google profile's language if there isn't one.
The Awaiting reply card shows it for each review: below your minimum rating, still inside the waiting time, already sent and waiting to show on Google, or failed after 3 attempts. It also shows if this month's credits are used up, and if the Google connection drops a warning appears at the top of the page.
How to answer reviews well, and what replies do for your local ranking.
AI works in review management, but not at the writing-the-reply part. Drawing the line correctly saves both time and reputation.
ReadA QR code does not bring reviews on its own; it brings them when it completes a spoken request. The full setup and the prohibited line.
ReadThe real audience for a reply is not the person who wrote the review. It is the next customer reading it. Every template here assumes that.
ReadNegative reviews are not all the same thing. Reacting before working out which type you are dealing with usually makes it worse.
ReadStart auto-reply and keep the judgment calls for yourself.
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