PostVoice

Get more Google reviews by voice

They said they’d leave a review. Now they will.

Customers scan a card at your counter, call, and talk for a minute. We text them their own words, written up as a review they can edit and post on Google themselves. No typing. No app.

Try it risk-free for 60 days

Get started with a 15-minute call. No apps to install.

If you’re not satisfied, let us know within 60 days of activation and we’ll refund your subscription payments.

Example review call0:41 · 8:52 AM
What Mei said

I come here like every morning, um, before work, and the oat cortado is, it’s just really good. They remember my name, which is kind of wild. Sometimes the line’s long around eight but it moves. Yeah.

What she posted

I come here most mornings before work. The oat cortado is really good, and they remember my name. The line gets long around 8, but it moves fast.

Mei L. · Neighborhood café

What your first 60 days look like.

  1. Day 1

    Your review line goes live.

    We set up a local number that answers with your business name, and send print-ready counter cards with that number and its QR code.

  2. Week 1

    The first reviews, in your customers’ words.

    Customers scan, call, and talk for a minute. We write it up; they check it and post it themselves. Their reviews name the people who helped and the work you did.

  3. Day 60

    Try PostVoice risk-free for 60 days.

    If you’re not satisfied, let us know within 60 days of activation and we’ll refund your subscription payments.

Asking works. Typing is where Google reviews stall.

Your happiest customers mean it when they say they’ll leave a review. Then they get to the car, open Google, stare at an empty box, and move on with their day. PostVoice keeps the ask at your counter and takes the typing out of it.

Sound familiar?

  • You ask every customer. A handful follow through.
  • Your newest Google review is from last season.
  • A competitor with worse work has three times your reviews.
One orange customer among a blue crowd beneath an empty review box: 1 in 17 taps the link. Only some finish their review.
Source: Birdeye, 2025 report covering 2024 data (6%).
A customer passes over a business rated 3.9 stars: 7 in 10 will not consider a business under 4 stars.
Source: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (68%).

Three steps. About a minute of talking.

  1. A card at your counter

    Scanning calls your own review line, a local number that answers with your business name. No app, nothing to download.

  2. They tell it like a friend

    They say how it went, pauses and all. About a minute on the phone.

  3. Their review, ready to post

    When they hang up, we text a link to the written review. They read it, fix anything, and post it on Google.

See it in action.

From the counter card to the owner’s review count, in 35 seconds, at an example café.

Everything your counter needs.

  • Counter cards

    Print-ready cards with your business name, your review line, and a QR code that calls it.

    Instead of asking and hoping.

  • Your review line

    A local number of your own. It answers with your business name, and we text each caller their review.

    Instead of a link nobody opens.

  • A review page

    Where customers read, edit, and copy their review to your Google profile.

    Instead of a blank review box.

  • Nothing to install

    No app for you or your customers, and nothing to connect at your front desk.

    Instead of another app for your staff.

A customer smiling on a phone call

Spoken reviews say more.

“Jess really listened.”

People say it out loud. They almost never stop to type it.

  • Names and details

    Talking brings out the specifics: who helped, what got fixed, how long it took. Those are the lines future customers look for when they read your reviews.

  • Nothing to learn

    No app, no account, no form. A phone call is something every customer already knows how to make.

  • Their words, their post

    Customers read every word, change anything, and post from their own Google account. PostVoice never posts for anyone.

Hear it for yourself. It takes about a minute.

Call our demo line. It answers as Demo Business, the way your line will answer with your name, and you’ll get what your customers get, on your own phone: your review by text, ready to read, change and take to Google. It’s a demo, so Google opens on a stand-in, Central Park. Please don’t post it there.

  1. Scan the code with your phone camera to call.Tap the button below to call.
  2. Talk for a minute about any place you’ve been.
  3. Say yes to the text, and watch for your written review.

Try it now

QR code that calls our demo line, (971) 288-1849
Point your phone camera here to call (971) 288-1849 It answers as Demo Business Call (971) 288-1849

Ninety days from now.

Instead of one-line reviews from last year, your profile fills with this month’s customers describing real visits: who helped, what got fixed, how fast. That’s what the next customer reads before they choose you.

Today

38 reviews

Newest review: 7 months ago

“Good service.”

Day 90

57 reviews

Newest review: yesterday

“Jess, my stylist, really listened and didn’t rush me. They got me in the same week.”
“Ana showed me the color swatches before mixing anything. Booking and checkout took two minutes.”
Example numbers for a neighborhood hair salon.

Questions owners ask

Is this allowed by Google?

Google’s review rules come down to real customers describing real experiences, with no rewards and no fake reviews. With PostVoice the customer tells their own story, reads the written version, changes anything they want, and posts it from their own Google account. We never post for anyone or offer rewards for reviews. Offer the card to every customer: Google asks businesses not to invite only the happy ones.

What if a customer says something negative?

It’s their review. A small gripe in an otherwise good review is what makes the rest believable, and your reply to it shows future customers you listen.

Does PostVoice post reviews for my customers?

No. We text each customer a link to their written review. They read it, edit it, and post it themselves.

Do my customers need an app or an account?

No app. They need a phone to call from, and a Google account to post, the same as any Google review.

What does it cost my customers?

Nothing from us. It’s a regular call to a local number, which most phone plans include. If they say yes to the text with their review, standard message and data rates from their carrier may apply, and they can reply STOP at any time.

Does my business get its own number?

Yes. Each location gets its own local review line, printed on your counter cards with a QR code that calls it. It answers with your business name, and it only takes calls. The text with each customer’s written review comes from PostVoice, so every customer sees the same sender.

What kinds of businesses is it for?

Any business where customers visit in person: salons, shops, restaurants, cafés, gyms, and auto and home services.

How much does PostVoice cost?

It’s one monthly subscription for each location. We’ll walk you through pricing on a 15-minute demo, and it comes with the 60-day satisfaction guarantee.

How does the guarantee work?

Try PostVoice risk-free for 60 days. If you’re not satisfied, let us know within 60 days of activation and we’ll refund your subscription payments. Activation is the day your location is ready to collect reviews, and there’s no minimum usage or review count.

Your next five-star review is standing at your counter.

See PostVoice work with your business in 15 minutes, or try the demo line right now.

Try PostVoice risk-free for 60 days.