The easiest way for a customer to leave a Google review

Record a voice message, then post the transcribed text to your Google review page.

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How a voice message becomes a Google review

One click takes them from their own words to your Google review page.

  1. Customer records their voice message

    From your flyer, your website widget, or a campaign page. They verify with a code, then talk.

  2. Voice message is transcribed

    Their words become the review text. They can edit the transcription before they copy it.

  3. One click opens your Google review page

    Their text is already copied. No searching for your listing.

  4. Paste your review, pick stars and post it

    They paste it, pick their stars, and post.

Easy to share and promote per business location.

A printed Cookie Shop flyer headlined Leave us a Google Review, with three steps: scan the code, tap the link, record your voice message. (example)
A printable flyer.
A Cookie Shop campaign page headlined Leave us a Google Review, with a Record your voice message button. (example)
A campaign page.
A Cookie Shop social tile with the shop logo, Leave us a Google Review, and a QR code. (example)
Share on social media.

“I meant to leave a review. I just never got around to it.”

The most honest sentence in local business. Here is what gets in the way, and what Voicegram does about it.

  • Reason: They forgot.

    With Voicegram: With Voicegram, the ask is wherever they already are: a flyer on your counter or wall, your website widget, or a Voicegram campaign page. They record their Google review right there.

  • Reason: They couldn't find your review page.

    With Voicegram: Voicegram takes them from your page straight to it, with their words already copied. They paste, pick their stars, and post.

  • Reason: They didn't know what to write.

    With Voicegram: They just talk about their visit, which gives the review its most natural context. Their own words become the review text, ready to post as is or edit first.

Reviews that read like a person wrote them

The review is the transcript of what your customer said. Nothing is rewritten, nothing is scripted.

Full context, in their words

A typed review is a sentence. A spoken one has the detail: what happened, who it was for, and why they would come back. That is what convinces the next reader.

Nothing that looks generated

Google's moderation now targets reviews that look AI-written or templated, and readers are suspicious of them too. Voicegram never writes or rewrites the review. Every word is the customer's.

It was ready in ten minutes and everyone at the party asked where it came from.
Example. Spoken, transcribed, posted as said.

One location or all of them

Add every location to your list, then give the ones you run a page, a flyer, and their own Google review link, and see which ones are bringing in reviews.

  1. Set up every location in minutes

    Add each location with its Google review link.

  2. The right review page, every time

    The locations you run each get their own branded page and printable flyer, so a customer at your business lands on that location's Google listing, never the wrong one.

  3. Know which locations are winning reviews

    Your inbox shows where every message came from and who recorded a message to leave a Google review.

The recording is yours

Every review starts as a voice message you can download and keep, with the audio, the transcript, and a summary.

A Google review lives on Google. The recording lives with you.

Play the voicegram in a team meeting, share it with your team, quote it on your website, or bring it to your next product review so your colleagues listen and empathize with the customer.

A voicegram, as it lands in your inboxSample
Jordan M.
jordan@example.comVerified
0:31

I came in for a birthday cake and Marisol at the counter let me taste two flavors before I picked one. She wrote the message on it by hand while I waited. It was ready in ten minutes and everyone at the party asked where it came from. I will be back for the cookies.

AI summary

Jordan came in for a birthday cake and Marisol at the counter walked them through the flavors. They picked one after tasting two, and the message was written on it by hand. The cake was ready in ten minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers on how the review step works.

No. The customer effortlessly adds their transcript, chooses their stars, and posts it themselves from their own Google account. Voicegram cannot post on anyone's behalf, and Google's rules would not allow it if we could.
Yes, on Voicegram's side. Voicegram asks every customer the same way, offers nothing in return, and suggests no content. The review is the customer's own words, and they post it themselves.
No. It is the transcript of what the customer said, as they said it. They can edit it themselves before they copy it, at their discretion.
They see the same review step. You also hear it in your inbox, which is the fastest way to fix the problem. Filtering who gets asked is against Google's policy and Voicegram does not do it.
Yes. The same review step runs in the website widget and on any hosted page link you share by text, email, or social.
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