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Reputation Management

Know what is being said before a customer tells you, and have a reply drafted and waiting for your approval.

Currency: AED, and AED is the billed currency. All prices exclude 5% VAT where applicable. Third-party costs - media spend, platform, API and provider fees, permits, talent and location charges - are excluded unless the package explicitly says otherwise.

Converted at the fixed 3.6725 peg, for reference. Quotes, invoices and every cap inside a package are in AED.

In every tier

Reporting: Monthly report · Minimum term: 3 months

Monitor

AED 499/moUSD 136/mo
Who it is for
A business that wants to hear about a review before its customers do
Platforms covered
Google only
Monitoring
Daily digest
Response drafting
Not included
Escalation drafting
Not included
Review-invite template
Not included
Trend analysis
Not included

Respond

Lead offer

AED 899/moUSD 245/mo
Who it is for
A business getting reviews it does not have the time to answer well
Platforms covered
Up to 3
Monitoring
Daily
Response drafting
Up to 20 drafts/mo, sent for approval
Escalation drafting
Not included
Review-invite template
One neutral invitation, for every eligible customer
Trend analysis
Not included

Protect

AED 1,699/moUSD 463/mo
Who it is for
A business with steady review volume and the occasional fire to put out
Platforms covered
Up to 4
Monitoring
Daily
Response drafting
Up to 50 drafts/mo, sent for approval
Escalation drafting
Included
Review-invite template
One neutral invitation, for every eligible customer
Trend analysis
Included

Small print

  • Review removal is never promised, and neither is review volume. Removal is the platform's decision, not mine and not yours.
  • Reviews are never gated and positive ones are never incentivised. Google's April 2026 policy bans routing happy customers to a public review and unhappy ones to a private form, and Trustpilot enforces the same rule.
  • Every draft goes to you for approval before it is posted. Monitoring tool subscriptions are billed separately where a platform needs one.

Questions

What people ask before they book this.

Monitoring, and a reply drafted and waiting for your approval.

Can you get a bad review taken down?

Almost never, and I won't sell it as though I can. Removal is the platform's decision and it only happens when a review actually breaks their rules - not when it's unfair, and not when it's wrong. What genuinely works is a fast, calm, public reply, which is what the responding tiers are built to produce. Review removal is on the published list of things I never promise.

Do you post the replies yourself, and what access do you need?

Only after you've approved them. Every draft goes to you first, in your voice, with a stated monthly cap on how many - it's your business being spoken for, and the one time a reply should go out unread is never. Access is by written authorisation and owner-manager permissions on your own accounts, through each platform's own system. I never ask for, and never hold, a password.

Can you filter the unhappy customers out before they review us?

No, and that one isn't a preference - it's banned. Routing happy customers to the public review and unhappy ones to a private feedback form is review gating, which Google's April 2026 policy prohibits and Trustpilot enforces the same way. Invitations go to every eligible customer, neutrally, or they don't go. Positive reviews are never incentivised either.

Which sites do you actually watch?

It's a stated number per tier rather than everything that exists - Google on the entry tier, and a capped number of platforms above it, agreed with you at the start. Naming the platforms is what makes it a service rather than a promise: a tier that claims to watch every site on the internet is one nobody can check.

Do I need a monitoring tool as well?

Sometimes, and if so it's billed separately rather than hidden in the fee. Some platforms only expose their reviews through a paid tool, and pretending that cost doesn't exist just means it turns up as a surprise later. I'll tell you before you sign whether your mix needs one.

Every number above is what you would actually pay. Here is what it bought the people who paid it.

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