GetMoreReviews review

GetMoreReviews is review-management software for service businesses. It automates personalized review requests by email or SMS, sends follow-up reminders, and can ask past customers for reviews through bulk requests. The platform also monitors reviews across Google, Facebook, Yelp, and other sites from one dashboard, according to the published product information.

Its response tools vary by plan. Growth includes an AI response drafter, while Pro adds an automatic review responder. The product information also lists staff leaderboards and achievement badges to encourage employees to collect reviews; the pricing page shows Gamified Tap Badges as a $49-per-month add-on.

The basic pitch is operational: automate review outreach and keep an eye on responses without managing each platform separately. It is not a free tool. The listed plans start at $129 per month, and the service offers a 14-day free trial.

The clearest strength is that it covers several steps in the review process: requests, reminders, bulk outreach, monitoring, and replies. That can make it a fit for businesses that want one system for routine review work rather than separate tools for messaging and tracking. The product information lists both SMS and email requests, plus follow-ups for customers who do not respond.

Bulk requests are useful for reaching customers from past transactions, not just new ones. The dashboard is listed as covering Google, Facebook, Yelp, and other platforms, though the available details do not specify exactly which additional sites are supported.

The plan structure also makes some capabilities easy to identify. Growth, listed at $169 per month, adds up to five unique campaigns, an AI response drafter, and API token access. Pro, at $299 per month, adds an automatic review responder, custom CRM integration, and a dedicated account manager. Those distinctions matter: the listed Growth feature drafts replies, while automatic replies are reserved for Pro.

For teams that want staff incentives, the pricing page lists Gamified Tap Badges for $49 per month, including NFC-enabled review cards and leaderboards.

The main drawback is price. The listed Starter plan costs $129 per month, with no free plan and only a 14-day trial. Annual billing advertises savings of up to 27%, but annual prices are not published, so buyers cannot compare the actual annual cost from the available details.

Plan eligibility also deserves clarification before signing. Starter is described for companies with at least 15 monthly transactions, while Growth is for companies with 15–50. Those ranges overlap, and the pricing information does not explain which plan a business in that range should choose. Pro is listed for 50 or more monthly transactions, which also overlaps with Growth at 50.

Public plan detail is limited. The information does not state request-volume caps, supported integrations beyond the listed custom CRM integration and API access, or which platforms are included beyond Google, Facebook, Yelp, and “other” sites. The Gamified Tap Badges page lists team-size options, but prices beyond the shown $49 per month are not published. Custom pricing is also not disclosed.

According to the pricing information checked on November 6, 2026, GetMoreReviews starts at $129 per month on Starter. That includes email and SMS requests, reminders, bulk requests, dashboard customization and analytics. Growth costs $169 per month and adds up to five campaigns, an AI response drafter and API access. Pro is $299 per month, with an automatic review responder, custom CRM integration and a dedicated account manager. The listed transaction bands overlap at 15 and 50 monthly transactions, so confirm which tier applies to your business.

The jump is $40 from Starter to Growth, then $130 from Growth to Pro. The 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Annual billing advertises savings of up to 27%; actual annual prices are not published, so compare the written quote with monthly billing. The Gamified Tap Badges add-on is listed at $49 per month; other team-size prices are not published. Custom plans have no published price.

GetMoreReviews supports bulk requests using historical customer data, which may help you start asking past customers for reviews. But the published product information does not say how to import customer records, whether you can migrate existing review history or campaign settings, or how long setup takes. Ask for those details before signing, especially if you are replacing a tool with years of review and customer data.

The pricing page lists API access on Growth and custom CRM integration on Pro, but it does not specify what data you can export, in what format, or whether access continues after cancellation. Those details matter if you switch again. GetMoreReviews monitors Google, Facebook, Yelp and other platforms, but the available information does not establish whether reviews themselves are stored in GetMoreReviews or remain with each platform.

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