White label reputation management, and the sum your prospects ask for first
Every reputation management pitch runs into the same question in the first ten minutes: our rating is 4.1, how long until it is 4.5. Most agencies answer it with a shrug and a promise, because the honest answer is arithmetic nobody has done. A rating is a weighted average and the reviews already on the profile push back against every new one, so the number of asks is larger and the timeline longer than anybody guesses. The worksheet here does that sum from a client's own figures. The platform behind it sends the requests under your name.
What your client sees
Review requests from your brand, a dashboard with your name on it, and a monthly report that reads as yours. What Pro keeps is the record behind all three, per client location.
It asks your clients' customers, collects what they say, and reports it as yours
- Requests that go out on time and only once. A request sent the same day converts; one sent a week later does not. Reputzo sends on the trigger you set, sends one reminder and then stops, which is the difference between a system customers answer and one they complain about.
- Your client never meets us. The dashboard, the request messages and the monthly report carry your agency's name and logo. Rebranding that is skin deep is the usual disappointment in this category, so the parts a client actually sees are the parts we let you change.
- Rating history per client, exportable. Requests sent, reviews landed, response rate and the rating month by month, kept per client location and exportable whenever you want it. That record is what makes a renewal conversation short, and it is the first thing agencies find they cannot get out of a platform they want to leave.
Reputzo Pro
A worksheet wins the meeting. Pro is what you deliver afterwards: requests going out under your name, the replies tracked, and a record per client you can still read next year. Reputzo Pro is $99 a month for your whole agency, billed monthly.
