How does your reputation actually stack up?
One search. Your Google rating, review volume, review velocity, and response rate, graded A to F against the three nearby competitors your customers compare you to before they call.
No signup. The scorecard is yours to share; the emailed PDF is optional.
Rating
40% of the grade. A 3.0 scores zero because at 3.0 the comparison shopper is already gone.
Volume
20%. Review count relative to your local competitor median, not an arbitrary target.
Velocity
20%. Fresh reviews in the last 90 days. Stale profiles slide in local rankings.
Response rate
20%. Whether recent reviews got an owner reply. Silence reads as not caring.
What you get
A shareable scorecard page with your grade, the score breakdown, the competitor comparison, and the three fixes that would move your grade the most, in order. The scorecard is free and stays free. If you want the PDF version for a partner or a team meeting, we email it to you; that is the only place we ask for anything.
The grading formula is published, not a black box: rating carries 40 points, volume, velocity, and response rate carry 20 each. Velocity and response signals derive from the most recent public reviews, so treat them as signals rather than audited measurements. When a business fixes all three prescriptions, the fix is usually operational, and that is exactly the work Praisly automates.