Pest Control Reputation Management Software
Request reviews when the treatment closes. Reply from your phone before the customer cools off. Credit the technician who earned it. Know when Google removes one.
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8 tools we connect with
Pull contacts out of the software you already run, and send review requests from it.
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Briostack
Connect Briostack job completions to automated Google and Angi review requests. Track which technicians generate the most 5-star reviews.
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FieldRoutes by Service Titan
Connect FieldRoutes by Service Titan to automatically request Google and Yelp reviews after every completed pest control service, then track which technicians drive the most customer feedback.
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GorillaDesk
Connect GorillaDesk to automatically request reviews when jobs complete, invoices get paid, or projects finish. Track review performance by technician and location.
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Jobber
Automatically request Google and HomeAdvisor reviews when Jobber jobs complete. Track which technicians generate the most reviews.
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PestPac
Connect PestPac to automatically request Google and Yelp reviews when service visits are completed. Your techs focus on treatments, not chasing reviews.
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ServiceTrade
Connect ServiceTrade to automatically request Google and Yelp reviews when jobs complete, invoices get paid, or inspections pass.
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Tap Inspect
Connect Tap Inspect to auto-request Google reviews when pest control jobs complete. Your techs finish the work, customers get asked automatically.
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Yardbook
Convert every completed treatment in Yardbook into review requests on Google, Yelp, and Angi. Track which pest control technicians generate the most 5-star reviews.
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Automate review requests after every pest treatment completion
When a job closes in FieldRoutes, PestPac or ServiceTrade, the request goes out the same evening by SMS or email, while the visit is still fresh. And because Reviewflowz also monitors your Google profile, the loop closes: when the customer posts, we see the review land, match it to the job, and credit the technician who ran the visit. Your pest software can ask for reviews. It never sees what came back. See how google review automation handles the requests, the replies and the alerts.
Reply to a bad review from your phone, before your second coffee
A 1-star lands while you are between jobs. Reviewflowz emails you the review, and you answer it right there, from Gmail on your phone. No Business Manager login, no 109th app on your homescreen. Ask the customer to call you, get the revisit booked, fix it while it is fixable.
Tech no-showed twice
Two appointments this week and nobody came or called. The ants are back in the kitchen and I had to chase your office for updates both times.
Track which pest control technicians earn the most customer reviews
Reviews that name a tech are matched to your roster automatically. Reviews that come from a request go further: the job record already says who ran the visit, so the review is credited even when the customer never names anyone. The leaderboard ranks technicians by branch or across all of them, every 5-star lands in the branch Slack channel, and operators running pay-per-review programs pull the payout number straight from this screen.
Generate professional responses to pest control reviews using AI
The AI learns from the replies you have already published and writes in your voice, not a template’s. Backtest it against last year’s reviews before it answers a single live one, then set rules: auto-reply to 4 and 5 stars, hold 1 to 3 stars for a human.
One of these replies is the AI.
“Thanks Maria, glad Dan got the wasps sorted before the weekend. See you next quarter.”
“Thanks Sam, glad Kim got the ants sorted before the inspection. See you next quarter.”
this oneTrained on the 1,240 replies you wrote. Backtested on 312 of your past reviews before it answered a live one.
Know when Google removes one of your reviews
Google’s spam filters hit service businesses hard, and no one can prevent that. You can know about it: Reviewflowz keeps a record of every review it has seen, flags removals within hours, and files your appeal with the review text and dates attached. It also tracks flips, the 1-star that became a 5-star after your branch manager called, so you know which saves worked.
“Best pest company we have used in 12 years…”
Create pest control reports filtered by branch, service and technician
Rating trend per branch, volume per platform, response times per technician, scheduled to email or Slack every Monday. Ten branches, one view.
Try it out with no credit card
No demo. You're set up in under five minutes.
FAQs
What is the best reputation management software for pest control companies?
It depends on what you want. If you only want automated Google review requests, the add-on inside PestPac, FieldRoutes or Jobber does that. If you want the full circle, requests plus monitoring of what comes back, replies everywhere, technician attribution and per-branch reporting, that is Reviewflowz, from $45 per branch per month.
How much does pest control reputation management software cost?
Reviewflowz runs $45 to $70 per branch per month billed annually, or $50 to $80 billed monthly, self-serve either way. Horizontal platforms like Birdeye, Podium and Broadly typically land between $249 and $600 per location on annual contracts. Field software add-ons start around $79 per month for requests only.
Which review platforms matter for pest control?
Google decides most of your inbound calls. Yelp, BBB and Facebook still shape trust, and Angi, HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack matter where you buy leads. Reviewflowz watches them from one inbox.
Why do pest control Google reviews disappear?
Google filters reviews it suspects of policy violations, and service businesses get hit disproportionately. Nobody can prevent removals, and you should distrust anyone who says they can. Reviewflowz detects removals within hours, shows you exactly which review vanished, and guides your appeal with the evidence attached.
Does Reviewflowz work with PestPac, FieldRoutes or Jobber?
Yes. Job-completion events from your field software trigger the review request sequence automatically, so requests go out the evening of the visit, not in a monthly batch.
What is the best review management software for multi-location pest control groups?
Look for per-branch separation rather than one shared inbox. Reviewflowz gives every branch its own alerts, its own reply agent and its own numbers, then rolls all of it into one group view. Pricing is per branch, so a twelve-branch operation pays for twelve and adds the thirteenth when it opens.
Can I see which technician earned each review?
Yes, and without asking the customer to name anyone. The job in your field software already records who was on site, so the review attaches to that technician on its own. When a reviewer does use a name, the AI matches it, including nicknames and misspellings. The leaderboard ranks technicians, branches or service types.
How long does it take to get set up?
Under five minutes, and there is no demo call in the way. Search for your business, connect the Google profile, and your existing review history imports while you watch. Wiring PestPac, FieldRoutes or Jobber to trigger requests takes a few minutes more. The trial runs 14 days and does not ask for a card.
What happens when a customer leaves a bad review after a treatment?
You hear about it within minutes on Slack, Teams or email, with the job and the technician already attached. A recovery draft is waiting in your own voice, and you approve or edit it from your phone. Nothing publishes on a low rating without a person seeing it first.






