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Reviews that live on your own site.

Send a customer a link, read what comes back, and publish it when you're happy. You approve every review before it appears on your site.

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Built for anyone with customers

Anyone whose next customer wants proof from the last one. If people ask around before they book you, this matters.

Hairdressers

The request goes out on its own once the appointment's done.

Tattoo studios

Reviews sit under each artist's photos, in your own fonts.

Plumbers

Text the link from the van when the job's finished.

Therapists

Read every word first and keep the personal ones off the page.

Getting a review starts with one link.

You send the link by text or email, or the customer uses the review block already sitting on your site. They pick a star rating, write a few lines, and send it back to you.

A link you can text, email or hand over
Or a review block sitting on your own site
They pick a rating and write a few lines
The customer replies in their own time

Every review lands with you first.

A new review comes to you and sits there until you decide what to do with it. Publish the ones you're happy with and leave the rest where they are. It's your website, so it's your call.

Read the full wording before it goes up
Publish the ones you're happy with
Leave the rest sitting there, unpublished
Nobody sees it until you publish it

Built in, not bolted on.

The reviews block sits on your own pages, not in someone else's widget. There's no third-party script, so there's nothing extra for the page to load. Put it where people make up their minds, whether that's a service page or the one about you.

No third-party script to slow the page down
Drop the block onto whichever page suits
Shows the star rating with the words

Review questions

If your question isn't here, just email hello@sincecode.com — a real human reads every one.

Will these reviews show up on Google?

No. These are your own reviews on your own website, not posts on Google, Trustpilot or Facebook. If you want reviews on those platforms as well, you'll need to ask your customers there separately.

Isn't it dodgy, approving my own reviews?

You choose what gets published, not what gets written. Approving is a yes or a no, not a rewrite, so the words on your site are the words your customer typed. If one feels unfair, or you'd simply rather not show it, you leave it unpublished.

What happens when someone leaves a bad one?

It arrives like any other review and stays unpublished unless you decide otherwise. Nobody else sees it while you're thinking about it. It's worth reading properly, because a bad one often points at something you can fix.

Do I have to chase people for reviews?

Only if you want to. You send the link when the moment feels right — straight after a job, or when you next speak to them. The customer then replies in their own time.

Does Reviews cost anything?

No. Reviews is a free app in the app library — add it to your site whenever you want it, on any plan. Nothing to pay and nothing to switch on first.