More Google reviews, on autopilot
Ringi asks happy customers for a Google review after every job — by text, email or AI phone call. Unhappy customers come to you first, not Google.
How it works
After a job is done, Ringi sends the customer a short message asking how it went. They tap a rating. If they're happy, they get a direct link to leave a Google review. If they're not, the feedback comes to you privately — so you can fix the problem before it becomes a public review.
Three ways to ask
- Text message — a short SMS with a one-tap rating link
- Email — a clean email from your business with a review button
- AI phone call — Ringi calls the customer, thanks them, and asks for a review (the link follows by text)
Turn each channel on or off. Use one, two, or all three.
Protect Your Google Rating →
Ringi never sends an unhappy customer to Google. If they rate their experience below happy, the Google link never appears. Instead, you get a private alert so you can reach out and make it right. This protects your rating and turns a potential bad review into a save.
Follow-Up Reminders →
If a customer doesn't respond to the first ask, Ringi sends a polite follow-up. Cooldown periods prevent over-asking, and customers can opt out at any time.
Track everything
See every review request in your dashboard: who was asked, when, which channel, whether they opened the link, and whether they left a review. You can also manually send a review link, resolve a complaint, or message an unhappy customer directly.
Why it matters
Google reviews are the top factor for local search ranking and the first thing new customers check. Most happy customers would leave a review — they just forget. Ringi asks at the right time, every time, so your review count grows without you thinking about it.
Try it yourself
14-day free trial. Set up in about 2 minutes. $99/month for everything.