Every customer gets a review text the moment the job is done. An AI replies to every review. Missed calls get a text back in seconds. Live in a week. $497 a month.
Yes, put my reviews on autopilotIn September 2026 we pulled the Google profiles of 696 roofing companies across the US. Here is what the map looks like.
That gap does not close by asking when you remember to. It closes by asking every single time.
You finished nine jobs last month.
How many of those homeowners left you a Google review?
If the honest answer is one or two, you are not doing anything wrong. You are doing what every roofer does:
Meanwhile the roofer above you on Google has 300 reviews, and the homeowner who has never heard of either of you picks him. Google picks him too.
The fix is not asking harder. It is a system that asks for you, every job, the same way, and answers for you when you cannot.
That is what this is. Nothing else.
You connect your calendar and your Google profile. After that, this happens without you.
The customer gets a text with your Google link the moment the job is closed. It reads like you sent it, because you approved the words.
Five stars gets a thank you. One star gets a calm, specific reply the same day. You can edit any of them.
You are on a roof. They get a text in seconds so they do not call the next guy.
Text and email go out before they finish filling out the next roofer's form.
Categories, services, photos, hours, and the directories Google checks you against. Reviews plus a clean profile is what moves you up the map.
Built to catch the lead and send it to your phone. Or we add the form to the site you already have.
Numbers from their Google profile and their CRM, not from a slide.
We set up their Google listing in April. First call from the listing came inside 30 days. Since then:
Website visits and calls from Google Business Profile, April 1 to September 12, 2026. Leads and estimates from their CRM, same window.
On the ads, follow-up, and CRM systems we run. Same team, same playbook.
Raleigh Flooring, managed by us since February 2025.
Text first to find the live leads, then a human call. The same missed-call and lead texts you get here.
Reviews get you the call. What happens in the next five minutes decides whether you get the job. Three studies, not our numbers, so you can check them.
MIT and InsideSales.com Lead Response Management Study (Dr. James Oldroyd, 15,000 leads). Lead Connect buyer study. A Harvard Business Review audit of 2,241 companies found the average business took 42 hours to answer a web lead, and 23% never did.
That is what the AI Receptionist add-on is for: a natural-sounding AI voice picks up the call any hour, day or night, asks the right questions, and books the appointment. Calls that slip through still get a text back in under a minute.
One system. It asks, it answers, and it keeps your profile clean, on every job, without you.
From your CRM or a one-tap link on your phone. Same words every time, your name on it, the direct Google link inside.
The AI replies to reviews the same day and texts back missed calls in seconds. You read them in your inbox and edit if you want.
Categories, services, hours, photos, and the directories Google checks. The clean profile plus the review count is what moves the pin.
| Ask when you remember | A review app | An office person | Reputation on Autopilot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Every customer gets asked | ✕ | ✓ | Some | ✓ |
| Every review gets a reply the same day | ✕ | ✕ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Missed calls get a text back in seconds | ✕ | ✕ | Only 9 to 5 | ✓ |
| Google profile and listings kept clean | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Cost | Free, and it does not happen | $100 to $300 a month, you still do the work | $3,000 a month and up | $497 a month |
| Time from you | Every job, every time | Setup, then reminders you ignore | Hiring, training, managing | One 20 minute call |
I am Paul Parnell. I run Level Up from Holly Springs, North Carolina, and before I ran marketing for roofers I worked on roofs. Every piece of this system runs on our own clients first. If it does not fire in your inbox the first week, you do not stay.
Questions before you buy: book 20 minutes or reply to the email that sent you here.
Three month minimum, then month to month. Cancel from your account, no call, no notice period.
Add at checkout if you want them:
A natural-sounding AI voice answers your phone any hour and books the appointment on your calendar.
Packs the map pack with your reviews and job-site pins. A site built to rank, plus the 12-week Maps plan: citations, service and city pages, job-site check-ins, and a monthly grid scan.
One setup call. You connect your calendar and your Google profile. After that it runs by itself.
No. Every review comes from a real customer you did a real job for. We just make sure every one of them gets asked at the right moment.
The AI replies the same day. Calm and professional. A bad review with a good reply builds more trust than no bad reviews at all.
Reviews take a few weeks to stack up. Three months is enough to see the gap close. After that it is month to month.
Yes, it is just slower. Every job you finish gets asked, so your count goes up with your work. Ten jobs a month is ten asks you are not making today.
No. You stay the owner of your Google profile. We get manager access so the AI can reply to reviews. You can remove us in one click any time.
Keep it. We will add the lead form to it, or skip the site entirely.
This isn't ads and it isn't a promise of leads. It's a list of things that run after every job: the review ask, the reply, the missed-call text, the lead text. You can see each one fire in your own inbox the first week. If they don't, you don't stay.
Three months, then month to month. Cancel from your account, no call, no notice period. Your Google profile, your reviews, and your site stay yours. We've had roofers tell us they had to close a bank account to get a vendor to stop charging them. Not here.
Keep them on ads or SEO. This runs on your jobs and your phone, not your ad account. If they're also "handling reviews" and your count hasn't moved in six months, that's the gap you saw in the email.
The review replies read like you wrote them, and you can edit any of them. The optional receptionist answers the phone with your company name, in a natural voice, and books the appointment. One roofing prospect who called a client's line told them, "I talked to your really cool robot receptionist," and booked anyway.
Send them this page. The price, the add-ons, and the exit are all on it. Nothing here needs a sales call.
One: you finish your jobs, the reviews do not get asked for, the one-star sits there, and the roofer above you keeps the spot.
Two: you sign up today, we set it up this week, and every job from here on asks for its review and answers its own calls.
Same jobs. Same phone. One of them has a system.
Yes, put my reviews on autopilot