If you're under 4 stars on Google, customers never even see you.
Revaltiq reads your Google reviews — and your competitors'. It puts your 0–100 Reputation Score, your biggest gap and 3 concrete steps for this week in front of you, in a free report.
We only read publicly visible review data — no personal details in this step.
The Corner Kitchen
Brooklyn, NY
Reputation Score
72/ 100
3.9 · 142 reviews
Food was great but we waited 35 minutes and the table was cleared late.
Warmest spot in the neighborhood. The chef's grill was amazing — we'll be back.
Biggest gap: wait times. 3 steps for this week are ready.
4 stars isn't a goal, it's a threshold.
68% of customers look for at least 4 stars before choosing a place. Below that line, you're filtered out before anyone even sees your door.
Most of the time the problem isn't your food; it's how you look on Google. Revaltiq shows you exactly where you're losing points.
3.6 · invisible
4.5 · stands out
5–9%
revenue impact of one extra star
68%
of customers expect at least 4 stars
74%
only weigh reviews from the last 3 months
89%
expect you to reply to reviews
Sources: Harvard Business School (Luca) · BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey
From scattered reviews to a clear roadmap.
In three steps, messy reviews become a measurable growth plan.
- 01
Connect
Paste your Google Business Profile link. Takes ~30 seconds, nothing to install.
- 02
See
We read your reviews and your competitors'; you see your 0–100 Reputation Score and your biggest gap, clearly.
- 03
Rise
Get concrete steps your staff can apply every week, and raise your rating step by step.
It doesn't hand you a report and vanish. It does the work.
Three concrete tools cover the three legs of growing your reviews: finding where you lose points, training your team, and telling you what to do each week.
Finds your biggest gap
Reads your Google reviews and your competitors', splits them by topic, and answers “why am I under 4 stars?” precisely — usually one cause stands out, like wait times.
Review + competitor analysisRehearses your staff
Your team practices the “ask for an honest review at the right moment” scene before facing a real customer. Each rehearsal scores the guest's likelihood to leave a review from 0–100 — teaching the skill that turns the silent happy majority into reviews.
Customer Rehearsal · Review LikelihoodTells you what to do each week
Not abstract advice; concrete steps ranked by impact and effort that your staff can apply this week. This weekly rhythm is what actually lifts the rating.
Weekly to-dos3.9 → 4.4
The typical improvement a restaurant working the weekly rhythm aims for on its Google rating — half a star.
Not an empty promise: independent research shows a one-star increase lifts revenue 5–9% (Harvard), and proactively requested reviews average ~0.5 stars higher (Askalidis & Malthouse).
Not magic, a system: close the biggest gap each week, rehearse the team, and answer every review that comes in. Half a star is the compound interest of that small, steady loop.
This section is an illustrative example, not a real customer result or statement. We'll share our first customer results here, with their permission.
Get your business's free reputation report.
Revaltiq is just opening and we're inviting the first businesses. Paste your Google Business Profile link; our AI prepares your reputation report and sends it to your inbox.
- Your 0–100 Reputation Score and a summary of your Google reputation
- Your biggest gap — and where you stand against similar businesses nearby
- 3 concrete steps to take this week
Honestly: we check every report by hand before it goes out. That's why we prepare a limited number per week and process requests in order.
Evidence, not gut feeling: our method builds on independent research from Harvard, BrightLocal and Cialdini.
Step 1 of 2
Two short steps: first your Google Business link, then the email your report goes to. No sales pressure.
Your details are used only for your report. No spam, no list-selling.