For dealer groups
Review monitoring for dealer groups
We read every dealership's reviews, service and sales, across every site and brand, and show head office which ones are slipping and why.
No card, no account. Or talk to us
Reads each dealership's Google reviews, plus Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit and Google News
Service and sales, heard at every site
Your managers get alerts, head office gets the Monday email, and the board gets a monthly report.
The moment it happens
The right manager hears first
When a dealership gets a serious review or a run of low ratings, we alert your team by email, Slack or Microsoft Teams, with the site named.
Earshot 09:15
Doncaster service has four one-star reviews this week
“Booked in for 8am. Nobody had looked at the car by 2pm and no one called.”
Why we flagged it: Doncaster usually gets one low rating a month.
Every Monday, 08:00
Every dealership in one email
Which sites moved, what customers said about service and sales, and which reviews are still waiting for a reply.
Your week: Doncaster needs attention
And 34 more dealerships
Review 9 drafted repliesFirst working day of the month
A report you can take to the board
Every site compared, the reasons behind each change, and your logo on the cover.
Monthly review report
The three things that matter
- Doncaster fell after service desk complaints about waits and call-backs.
- Leeds answered every review for the third month running.
- Hull is your most improved dealership since June.
Average Google rating by area
Questions dealer groups ask
Something else? Talk to us.
Can you tell service reviews from sales reviews?
Do you read DealerRater, Cars.com or Auto Trader reviews?
We already use a reputation platform. Why add this?
Who gets the alerts?
Do you reply to reviews for us?
How accurate is the AI that reads the reviews?
Hear every dealership, every week
No card, no account. Or talk to us