Trades & home services
You do the job right. The review still never shows up.
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, roofers, landscapers — you have no counter and no till. The review has to happen at the house, while the tech is still standing there. A tap card handed over at the final walkthrough catches the customer at the one moment they actually mean it.
Why this keeps happening.
"I’ll leave a review later" dies in the driveway.
The homeowner means it when they say it. Then the tech drives off, life resumes, and the review never gets written. There is no receipt to tap and no counter to walk past — if it does not happen while your tech is on site, it usually does not happen at all.
No storefront means reviews carry your ranking.
A cafe ranks partly because it sits three blocks from the searcher. You are a service-area business — Google has no doorway to measure distance from. That puts more weight on your reviews than almost any other signal, and thin, stale reviews quietly cost you the call.
One tech, one card doesn’t scale with the crew.
When you have three trucks running different jobs across the city, a single card in the office does nothing. Every tech needs one on them — clipped to the clipboard, in the invoice folder, or handed over at the end. That is how the whole crew feeds the same Google listing.
Where it lives
Put a tap where the moment happens.
- Hand-over card at the final walkthrough
- Clipboard or binder tap
- Invoice-folder clip
- One per truck
In practice
The walkthrough ends, and the tap happens on the porch.
Your tech finishes the water-heater swap, walks the homeowner through what was done, and hands over the card: "If we did right by you, one tap here posts a Google review — takes ten seconds." The homeowner taps it on the porch, Google opens, five stars go up before the truck leaves the curb. No follow-up text three days later that never gets answered.
From $15
One sticker, programmed and installed.
Get one card per tech or one per truck so every job on the schedule can turn into a review. Programmed to your Google page, no app, no contract, no monthly fee.
Questions
The things you’re probably wondering.
Does each tech need their own card?
For a crew running multiple trucks, yes — one per tech (or one per truck) means every job in a day can end with a review, no matter who is on site. They all point to the same Google listing, so the reviews stack up together.
What about jobs where the homeowner isn’t present?
Leave the card behind with the invoice, or clip it into the folder you hand over. The customer taps it when they review the paperwork. It is not quite as strong as a tap while your tech is standing there, but it still beats a review link buried in an emailed invoice.
Can I clip it to the invoice folder?
Yes — that is one of the most common setups for trades. The coin clips to a binder, folder or clipboard and taps just as well from there. Wherever the customer’s attention lands at the end of the job, that is where you want it.
Get started
Get a Review Tap on your counter.
Tell us about your shop. We’ll reply the same day — usually within the hour.
- No contract
- Done-for-you setup
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Prefer to talk? We’re happy to swing by your shop first. No pitch, just a demo tap.