What a clean review request looks like
A recognizable message, a neutral ask and a direct destination.
Complete guide
Build a clean workflow from customer experience to review request.
Text templates
Adapt neutral, recognizable messages for common situations.
SMS vs QR
Choose the channel that fits how you actually meet customers.
What is an SMS review request?
An SMS review request is a text message sent to a real customer after a genuine interaction, inviting that person to share an honest review. A strong request identifies the business, makes the ask understandable, provides a direct review link, and avoids language that pressures the customer to be positive.
Google lets businesses create and share a review link. It also says reviews should reflect genuine experiences and prohibits incentives such as free or discounted goods or services in exchange for reviews. Read Google’s review-link guidance.
What this site is,and is not
SMSReviews previously operated as an SMS customer-feedback software business. That software business was shut down. This site is now an independent educational resource about responsible customer review requests.
We are not currently selling SMS review software. That lets us explain when SMS makes sense, when another channel may be better, and which tactics create unnecessary policy or customer-experience risk.
A sensible review-request system
1. Earn the moment
Ask after a real service, appointment, purchase or other experience.
2. Remove friction
Use a recognizable sender, concise wording and direct destination.
3. Respect the answer
Do not manufacture reviews, buy sentiment or suppress criticism.
Where to start
New to the subject? Read the SMS review request guide, then adapt a review request template. Already running a program? Focus on timing, Google review best practices, or SMS vs email.
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