A live 90-day head-to-head, built on real Google data — so you can stop guessing why the business down the street gets called first.
Cascade & Co. is 33.2 points ahead.
A preview of the report layout. Figures shown are illustrative — yours are computed from live data.
Not a score with no explanation — the report shows the standing, the specific gaps behind it, and the language your market already uses.
Where you rank against all three competitors, scored on the same six signals and normalized to whoever is actually leading your market.
Every dimension you trail on, how far back you are in points, and the specific move that closes it.
The words customers keep using about each business — what the leader gets praised for that you do not.
Start with your business name. It takes about two minutes, and the finished report is emailed to you.
Start typing your business name and select it from Google's suggestions, or switch to manual search for service-area businesses without a storefront address.
Find your listing, then confirm the three competitors you actually lose work to.
We pull live Google data for all four and score them head-to-head on the same six signals.
Your standings, where the gaps are, and a 90-day plan for closing them.
Google weighs these when it decides who shows up in the map pack. Customers weigh them when they decide who to trust.
How fast new reviews are arriving right now.
The lifetime pile buyers use as a tie-breaker.
Where you sit on the stars people filter by.
How often the owner actually replies.
What happens after a bad review lands.
Whether the profile still has a pulse.
Most local businesses are told they need “more reviews” without ever being shown where they actually stand. That is a hard thing to act on, and an easy thing for someone to sell against.
ReviewIdea started as a way to answer the question properly: pull the real data, score it the same way for everyone, and show a business owner the honest picture — including the parts where they are already winning.
It is a Joyful Evolver project, built by Lauren.
Free, about two minutes, and built on data your customers can already see.