Basex8
For contracting businesses

Contractor reputation management

Contractor reputation management matters because most projects finish on good terms and the client would leave a great review if asked, but asking never happens once the crew moves to the next job. We close that gap for you, so it's never something you have to think about.

Limited-time, ends soon
$29 first month, then $49/mo
  • Review requests sent automatically at the moment customers are happiest
  • Every new review monitored across Google and Google and Angi
  • Responses drafted in your voice, including the tricky ones
  • A heads-up before a bad experience turns into a public review, when it's caught in time
  • Fast setup. Cancel anytime.

30 minutes, no pitch. If your gap is small, you will be told that.

Owner of a contracting business checking contractor reputation management results on a laptop
How it works

How contracting business reputation management keeps a profile honest and current.

Only the first one needs anything from you, and it takes a single conversation.

1

You talk, we listen

Which platforms your reviews actually show up on, the pattern behind your last few complaints, and a tone that sounds like your contracting business, not a form letter.

2

We time the ask

A review request goes out right after a good homeowner experience, not weeks later once the moment's already gone.

3

We watch every platform

New reviews on Google and Angi get flagged the moment they land, so nothing sits unanswered for a month.

4

We respond in your voice

Every review gets a reply. The good ones get a thank you, the bad ones get handled fast and specifically, not a copy-pasted apology.

This is built for contracting businesses that deliver strong finished work but take the reputational hit whenever a project runs long and nobody follows up on the review afterward.

The maths

The number that decides it.

When a homeowner is choosing between contractors, they pull up two or three profiles side by side and check reviews, not just yours. Fewer reviews than the other guy, older reviews, or a page led by complaints, and you're the one who gets skipped, even if your work is better.

Pull up your last 20 reviews and check how many actually got a reply from you, and that's usually the real gap.

OptionSends the askMonitors every platformResponds for youMonthly cost
Nobody askingNoNoNoFree, and it shows
You remember sometimesRarelyNoRarelyTime pulled off other work
Automated review-request tool aloneYesNoNoSoftware fee, still on you to respond
Basex8YesYesYes$29 first month
FAQ

Frequently
asked questions.

What kinds of contracting businesses do you work with?
Any contracting business that wants a fast, specific response on every review, especially the ones about schedule and communication rather than the finished work.
Will you write fake reviews?
No, never. A real request goes out at the real moment a homeowner is happiest, that's the entire method.
What happens when we get a bad review?
It gets a response in your voice, fast, and specific about what actually happened, not a copy-pasted apology. Where the platform allows catching it before it posts, you get a heads-up first.
Which platforms do you monitor?
Google always, plus Google and Angi and anywhere else homeowners actually leave reviews for a contracting business.
What if we already use a review tool?
We'll look at what's already set up and build on it instead of duplicating what's working.
What does the free intro call involve?
Thirty minutes on how reviews actually show up for your contracting business today and how many go unanswered. There is no pitch, and if the gap turns out to be small you will hear that instead of a proposal.
Do we need to change how we operate?
No. This runs alongside how you already work, it just makes sure the moment to ask for a review, and the moment to respond to one, never gets missed.
Do you just set it up and disappear?
You deal with the same person who learned your contracting business on day one, not a support queue, and it gets adjusted as your reviews and platforms change.

Don't let a long timeline outweigh great work.

It's one call with no pitch, and you'll come away knowing more about your contracting business either way.