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More Google reviews, from every customer, automatically.

After every job, GossipGarden emails your customer a friendly ask for a review — on Google and the review sites that matter to you — and a reminder or two if they forget. More stars, more calls, nothing to remember.

14 days free from your first customer request, no card needed · $29 a month, locked for life if you subscribe before December 31, 2026 · 60-day money-back guarantee

See the whole product before you sign up — the live demo is the real thing, running on a sample business. No account, no card, nothing to book.

Screenshot of GossipGarden's dashboard page

What you get

  • 14 days free, no card needed

    Your 14 free days start when your first customer gets their request, not when you sign up, so you can set up at your own pace. Add a card before the trial ends to keep going. If you don't, sending pauses and everything you set up is kept.

  • $29 a month, locked for life

    The founding price for every business that subscribes before December 31, 2026. It stays $29 for as long as you stay subscribed. New subscriptions after that are $49 a month.

  • 60-day money-back guarantee

    If it isn't working for you, ask within 60 days of your first payment and we refund it in full. No questions asked.

  • Compliant by design

    Every customer gets the same ask, and nobody is filtered out by rating. That filtering is what Google's April 2026 policy update made explicitly against its rules. GossipGarden has no gate to turn off.

How the garden grows

  1. 1. Add your customers

    Type a name and an email after the job, or import a list. Consent and unsubscribes are tracked per person from the first row.

    Screenshot of GossipGarden's contacts page
  2. 2. We ask everyone

    A warm email with your logo goes out on your schedule, then up to two gentle reminders. Every customer gets the same ask — there is no sentiment step anywhere.

    Screenshot of GossipGarden's review request email page
  3. 3. They click through to the review site

    The button lands on Google, or on the review site you've weighted for that ask. Reminders stop the moment someone clicks or unsubscribes.

    Screenshot of GossipGarden's public review page page
  4. 4. You watch the numbers

    Messages sent, clicks and click rate by review site and by step, week by week, plus a Monday digest in your inbox.

    Screenshot of GossipGarden's reports page

How it works →

Seven review sites, one ask

You set the share of asks each site gets. Yelp is listed as a passive link only, as its rules require.

  • Google
  • Facebook
  • Tripadvisor
  • Better Business Bureau
  • Trustpilot
  • Apple Maps
  • YelpPassive link only

How each site's rules are handled →

$29 a month. That's it.

Fourteen days free, counted from the day your first customer gets their request, and no card needed to start. Add a card any time before the trial ends to keep sending; if you don't, sending pauses and everything you set up stays.

That's the founding rate, for every business that subscribes before December 31, 2026 — locked in for as long as you stay. From then on, new subscriptions are $49 a month.

The price beside the alternatives

The price beside the alternatives
ToolWhat it costs
GossipGarden$29 a month, locked for life (subscribe before December 31, 2026)
Birdeye, PodiumHundreds of dollars a month
Jobber's Reviews add-onCharged extra, on top of your Jobber plan

Other companies' prices are from public pricing information as of October 2026 and can change; check their sites for current plans.

We ask everyone. That's the whole trick.

Filtering out unhappy customers ("review gating") is banned by Google and penalised by the FTC. GossipGarden sends the same friendly ask to every customer, carries your postal address and a one-click unsubscribe in every email, and honours unsubscribes instantly.

Read the compliance page →

Questions people ask first

What does GossipGarden do?
It emails your customers a review request after the job, with up to two reminders, and shows you who clicked. It also gives you a branded review page with a QR code, reports and a weekly digest.
Does it filter out unhappy customers?
No, and it can't. Every customer you add gets the same ask. Review gating is banned by Google and penalised by the FTC, and there is no sentiment step anywhere in the product.
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No. You don't need a card to start, and the 14 days don't start at signup: they start when your first customer gets their request, so you can set up at your own pace. Add a card on Stripe's secure checkout any time before the trial ends to keep sending.
Does it send text messages?
Not at launch — GossipGarden is email-only today. Texts will come once carrier registration is in place, with written consent recorded per contact.

All questions →

Ready to grow?

14 days free from your first customer request, no card needed · $29 a month, locked for life if you subscribe before December 31, 2026 · 60-day money-back guarantee