Airbnb reviews answered, Google reviews earned

No. You and the guest each have 14 days from checkout to write, and Airbnb publishes both reviews at once when both are in or when the 14 days run out, whichever comes first; until then you can still edit yours. Reviewflowz shows an Airbnb review the day Airbnb publishes it, drafts your public response that day, and never writes your review of the guest. A review counts towards Superhost status (a 4.8 overall rating, among Airbnb's criteria) only once it is published, so the window is the same for the rating as for the reply.

Yes, for the part Airbnb leaves to you: reading and answering. Reviewflowz puts each cottage's Airbnb, Booking.com, Google and Tripadvisor reviews in one feed tagged by cottage, the Airbnb card arriving the day Airbnb publishes it and a Dutch or German review arriving translated with the original one click away. An agent trained on your past replies drafts the answer in your host's voice, and one click copies it and opens the review on Airbnb. It cannot request Airbnb reviews, see them early or review the guest for you. See review monitoring.

On Google, yes: with the profile connected, the reply posts by itself. On Airbnb, Booking.com and Tripadvisor the agent drafts the reply in the Reply Queue and Submit copies it and opens the exact review on the platform, a paste and a click, posted as your host's public response. Airbnb shows a response on the listing immediately; Booking.com reviews responses before publishing, up to 72 hours. See the autoresponder.

Your PMS marks the checkout and Reviewflowz sends each direct-booking guest a short survey by email, SMS or WhatsApp, with up to two follow-ups that stop the moment they review. The answer page carries your Google link for every guest whatever the score, because Google forbids showing it only to happy ones. Every guest, however they booked, can scan the crew's QR code in the welcome book; Airbnb and Booking.com ask their own guests. See review requests.

Those platforms ask their own guests, and your request points at Google, where your direct-booking reputation lives. On Airbnb the only review is the one the guest writes inside the 14-day window. Booking.com emails its invitation to the booker about 48 hours after checkout and gives three months to answer; it bans incentives and posting on a guest's behalf, and its own partner page says a thank-you message in the Extranet may invite feedback, but only its invitation creates the review. For a direct booking the checkout survey does the asking; for an Airbnb or Booking.com guest, the crew's QR code in the welcome book is the Google ask. See review requests.

Yes. All four are in the integrations catalog, and each works the same way as Mews: the PMS records a checkout, and Reviewflowz sends that guest the review request by email, SMS or WhatsApp, pointed at the Google profile of the cottage they stayed in once you map each property to its profile. Pick yours on the integrations page to see the walkthrough.

Reviewflowz matches a review that carries the guest's name, like a Google review, to its stay in your PMS by reviewer name and credits the crew who turned that cottage over; a review that names the cleaner credits her directly, misspellings included. The monthly crew leaderboard then settles the count. See review attribution.

Yes. The monthly cottages report is one row per cottage, Airbnb rating, Booking.com score, Google rating and reply rate, with the top tag beside any dip and the reviews behind it one click away; download it to Excel the moment you ask or work with the same data in Power BI, Looker Studio or Tableau. Ask Claude the same question through MCP. See exports and reports.