Plans & setup

Choose a paid path, then submit written setup intake.

Start the paid pilot, monthly plan, or cleanup sprint through Stripe-hosted checkout. Then send the written intake details RepstackHQ needs to draft approval-ready Google review responses. No calendar booking, no video call, no dashboard to learn, and nothing posts without approval.

Choose a PlanSubmit Written Intake
Stripe-hosted checkout. Written setup by email/form. No Google password. Approval required before any public response.
Self-serve checkout

Pick the path that matches the work.

Use the free written sample if you are still deciding. If you are ready to start, checkout is hosted by Stripe and setup continues through written intake.

Payment starts setup only. Review responses still require approval before anything is posted publicly.
No Google password. Use public-profile details to start, and proper Google Business Profile permissions later if posting support is needed.
No call required. The intake below captures the facts, voice notes, approval rules, and sensitive-review boundaries.

Paid Pilot

$147 one-time

Test the workflow with a focused 14-day approval-first response batch.

Start Paid Pilot

Starter

$197/month

For one steady Google Business Profile that needs consistent response support.

Start Starter

Growth

$397/month

For higher-volume operators or up to three profiles needing broader coverage.

Start Growth

Cleanup Sprint

$497 one-time

For an older unanswered review backlog that needs a focused catch-up batch.

Start Cleanup

Start here

Submit written setup intake.

Send the basics below after checkout, or use the same form to request the free sample first. RepstackHQ uses the written details, plan choice, approval channel, tone notes, and sensitive-review boundaries to prepare owner-style draft replies without requiring a call.

Preview the Readout
1. Public-review scanWe review visible Google reviews only; no login, no password, no private data.
2. Written setupYou get draft direction, first fixes, and approval rules in writing, with paid paths available when ready.
3. Nothing postsNothing posts publicly unless you later approve it.

Fastest path: business name, city, email, plan choice, and approval preference are enough to start written setup. Google profile link helps but is optional. Do not send passwords, private patient records, or confidential customer information. Public profile information is enough to begin.

What you get

A practical written sample with draft replies, risk flags, and first fixes.

2-3 owner-style draft replies

Short sample responses written from public Google review context so you can see the workflow if you are still deciding.

Competitor snapshot

How nearby or category competitors look when buyers compare active, cared-for Google profiles.

Risk flag review

Reviews involving privacy, legal, medical, safety, HR, or high-emotion language that should be escalated carefully.

First-fix punch list

A short list of actions that can make the profile look more current, personal, and accountable, with nothing posted without approval.

Free written review sample guide

Exactly what happens when you request the sample.

The sample is designed to answer one simple question: is your public Google profile losing trust because the review-response workflow is inconsistent?

  • You send: business name, city or service area, email, and the public Google profile link if you have it.
  • RepstackHQ checks: recent unanswered reviews, response freshness, visible competitor activity, review tone, and sensitive-review flags.
  • You receive: a short written readout with the response gap, first fixes, and a simple next-step recommendation.
  • You do not need: a Google password, Google login, payment, or a new dashboard to get the first readout.
How it works

Send the public profile. RepstackHQ finds the gaps.

The sample uses public Google Business Profile information. You do not need to share passwords, add users, or connect anything just to find out whether there is a real opportunity.

1. Send the profile
Share the public Google profile URL, or send the business name and city.
2. We review the visible gaps
RepstackHQ checks owner replies, competitor response activity, recent tone, and sensitive-review risk.
3. You get the readout
You receive the written readout, priority fixes, and a clear recommendation.
4. Choose the next path when ready
The next step can be a one-time $147 14-day paid pilot, monthly plan, or cleanup sprint, with written intake and approval rules before public posting.

What the written readout looks like

An anonymized RepstackHQ written readout preview showing recent reviews checked, unanswered reviews, owner reply delay, first fixes, and approval options.
Recent reviews checked25
Unanswered reviews found19
Average owner reply delay42 days
Competitors replying faster3 of 5
Escalation-sensitive reviews2
Readout formatWritten email
Example first fix

Reply to the most recent positive reviews first, then handle low-star reviews with calm acknowledgment and private follow-up language. Do not argue facts publicly.

What it helps you decide

Whether review response management is worth testing.

Some profiles only need a one-time cleanup. Others need a simple weekly response workflow. The sample helps clarify which path fits if you are still deciding.

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Fit filter

Good fit, not-good-fit.

Good fit

  • Local businesses with recent Google reviews.
  • Owners or managers who want approval before replies go public.
  • Restaurants, home services, salons, medical offices, gyms, cafes, and service-area businesses.
  • Teams that care about tone, trust, and calm service recovery.

Not the right fit

  • Businesses looking for fake reviews, review gating, or shortcuts.
  • Teams that want angry public arguments with customers.
  • Operators who will not review sensitive complaints.
  • Anyone expecting search-placement promises, review removals, or platform favoritism.
Service paths

Built for local businesses that need trust to convert.

Use the sample if you want a written readout first, or continue with checkout and written intake when you are ready for approval-first response drafts across specific industries and Palm Beach area markets.

Main service → Response examples → Restaurants → Home services → West Palm Beach → Palm Beach County →
Questions

Plans and written setup FAQ.

The paid path stays no-call and written: checkout starts setup, intake captures the details, and public replies still require approval.

Can I use the free sample before paying?

Yes. If you are still deciding, request the free written review sample first. If you are ready to begin, choose a paid path and submit written setup intake.

Do you need my Google password?

No. Do not send passwords. Public-profile details are enough to start, and any later posting workflow should use proper Google Business Profile permissions.

What should I send after checkout?

Send the business name, city, public Google Business Profile URL if available, plan choice, approval preference, tone notes, and sensitive-review boundaries.

Will anything post automatically?

No. RepstackHQ is approval-first. Nothing posts publicly without client approval.

What happens after?

You get the findings by email for standard public-profile requests. No call is required. When you are ready, you can choose a one-time $147 14-day paid pilot, monthly plan, or cleanup sprint through checkout.

Next step

Ready to start without a call?

Choose the paid path that fits, then submit written intake so RepstackHQ can prepare the first approval-ready response batch.

Choose a PlanSubmit Intake
Checkout starts setup only. Public Google responses still require approval before posting.