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Your customers know what happened. Help them find the right words.
A short, thoughtful AI conversation with your clients and customers, that turns their own answers into a review they can edit and post themselves.
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How it works
One honest conversation. Three simple steps.
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Let them chat
A short, open AI conversation helps them remember the details that mattered — without feeding them answers.
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They choose what to post
Their answers become an editable draft. They confirm it is true, copy it, click into your chosen review platform, then paste.
Pricing
Free forever. Paid plans start at $3.
Free
$0 / month
Get a handful of reviews a month.
- 5 conversations / month
- 1 location
- One review site
50 conversations
$3 / month
For one busy practice making review collection a regular habit.
- 50 conversations / month
- Unlimited locations
- Any review platform
150 conversations
$9 / month
For a steady stream of customers, or a couple of locations.
- 150 conversations / month
- Unlimited locations
- Any review platform
500 conversations
$30 / month
For several locations on one bill.
- 500 conversations / month
- Unlimited locations
- Any review platform
1,500 conversations
$75 / month
For a chain, at a lower price per conversation.
- 1,500 conversations / month
- Unlimited locations
- Any review platform
More than 1,500 conversations a month? Get in touch. Every paid plan includes unlimited locations and every review site.
Review IQ · Play a little
Trust your gut.
Then test it.
Sixteen surprising truths about reviews, reputation, and what people really believe. Pick a card and see how sharp your instincts are.
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The board is open
Choose any chapter. No prep required.
Swipe the chapters
Read the room
Review basics
Make the ask
Getting reviews
Spot the trap
Myths & mistakes
Choose your words
Responding well
Conversation in action
Questions that follow their experience, not a script.
The interview listens for the details your customer brings up and asks one short follow-up at a time. No leading prompts.
Please share your experience with Riverside Co. Start anywhere you like.
I felt heard from the first call. The whole thing was calmer than I expected.
What made the first call feel that way?
They slowed down, listened, and explained what would happen next without rushing me.
Candid by design
The details people look for are already in the experience.
“Great service” is nice. A candid conversation gives someone room to remember what made the visit easier, warmer, or more useful.
Sage Review follows the customer's experience instead of handing them a script—so the words that emerge are the ones a future customer can recognize.
Getting there
- Easy parking
- Central location
- Fits into a lunch break
Feeling looked after
- A calm waiting room
- Someone who listened
- A thoughtful follow-up
The useful surprise
- An unexpected amenity
- Clear next steps
- A detail worth remembering
More for the next customer
A useful review helps someone recognize a real fit.
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Start anywhere
One open question gives people a place to begin in their own words.
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Follow what matters
A short follow-up makes room for the part of the experience they want to explain.
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Leave something useful
The finished review can give the next person a clearer sense of what to expect.
We do not chase a phrase. We make room for the customer's language—and the genuine details that make a business easier to understand.
A simple rule
“Their real thoughts and feelings. True to their own words.”
Sage Review gives someone enough space to remember what mattered, then gets out of the way. It never posts, scores, or speaks for them.
What practitioners see
Numbers. Never their words.
Your dashboard shows how many people started, finished, and copied their review. Interview transcripts and draft reviews stay out of the owner area by design.
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Started
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Finished
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Your Users
Illustrative dashboard numbers
Questions
The honest answers.
Does Sage Review write reviews for people?
No. It asks open questions and assembles a draft from the customer’s answers. They can change every word, and nothing is posted until they choose to do it themselves.
What if someone had a mixed or unhappy experience?
They get the same interview and the same freedom to post. Sage Review never filters people by sentiment. They can also send the practice a separate private note.
What happens to what customers type?
Business owners see counts, never interview transcripts. For privacy, customer answers and drafts are automatically erased 10 minutes after the customer goes idle. Customers can also erase them sooner themselves.
See what two minutes can uncover.
Try the customer experience with a demo practice. Nothing is saved to a real business and nothing goes to any review site.
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