Most of our clients don't even know we're using it. And we send the white-labeled reports straight to our clients. The whole process is so streamlined.
Aaron GobidasSell review management under your own brand. Your clients get more reviews and faster replies, all inside a portal on your domain.
Good cleaning, but I waited 40 minutes past my appointment time.
Thanks for the honest feedback, Marcus. A 40-minute wait isn't what we want for anyone, and we've passed this on to the Gilbert team. We hope to see you back soon.
EditApproveDr. Patel explained every step before starting, and the front desk got me in the same week.
Our kids actually look forward to their checkups now.
Every local business wants more Google reviews. The work behind them is what eats agency hours.
You pay Synup a fixed fee and resell at whatever price you set, so the markup is yours.
Set up the ask once per client, then let every visit trigger it.
Your team sees a bad review before the client does, and the reply is already drafted.
Billing charged me twice and nobody has called back.
Small review tools stop at your client's own profile. Synup also tracks the businesses competing for the same customers.
Clients renew when they can see their rating move. Give them the numbers under your logo.
Wait times are the main drag on the rating, and most of those mentions come from Gilbert.
Synup stays out of sight, so every part of the service points back to your agency.
Dr. Patel explained every step before starting.
Our kids actually look forward to their checkups now.
Reputation and listings run from the same portal, so you can sell them as one local package or add reviews for clients you already manage.
Most of our clients don't even know we're using it. And we send the white-labeled reports straight to our clients. The whole process is so streamlined.
Aaron GobidasIt's reputation management software you resell under your own brand. Your agency runs the review work for clients, and they see your name on everything.
Yes. You pay Synup a fixed fee and resell to clients at whatever price and markup you choose.
30+ review sources out of the box, including Google and Facebook, plus Tripadvisor and Trustpilot. You can add industry-specific sites as needed. Review requests can point to Google, Facebook or any custom URL.
No. Everything clients and their customers see carries your branding, including review requests and the widget on their website. Synup only shows up in the agency dashboard your team works in.
Yes. Emails go out from your verified sending domain, and SMS requests go out under your agency's name.
No. It drafts each reply, your team approves, and anything sensitive comes to you first.
Yes. Competitors are found automatically for each location, or you can add them by name. You then see their rating and review volume beside your client's, along with sentiment and the topics where each side wins.
Premium plans and above. It isn't part of the Solo plan.
Brand the portal and connect your first client. Their next review request goes out under your name.