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Respond to Google reviews faster without giving up approval control.

This is for teams that need software, not a toy generator. ReviewReplyAPI turns incoming Google reviews into drafts, keeps them in an approval queue, and sends the final result only after your team signs off.

Commercial page

Respond to Google reviews faster without giving up approval control.

ReviewReplyAPI helps teams answer Google reviews faster through API-driven drafts, approval queues, and dashboard-controlled workflows.

approval-first
operational control
API workflow
$79/mo
3 outcomes
RU/EN buyer path
01
Incoming review
02
Draft + approval
03
Controlled delivery
What this page helps teams do
Draft replies through one product workflow instead of copy-paste tabs
Keep approval before callback or downstream delivery
Store response history and operator context in one place
Best fit

Best fit for local businesses, franchise teams, reputation managers, and agencies running Google review workflows.

How the product works here

The product combines drafting, async intake, approval, and delivery instead of stopping at a single reply box.

Commercial fit
Growth from $79/mo. Guided setup from $500.

Self-serve teams usually start with Growth. Agencies, networks, and rollout-heavy accounts move through guided setup and manual activation before full billing automation is in place.

What happens before posting
The Google review workflow moves through drafting and approval before callback or posting.

This use case does not send raw AI output directly downstream. The review enters intake, the product builds a draft, and only after team approval does the reply move into delivery.

Security / data handling
Simple control signals cold traffic can evaluate quickly
Approve / reject history stays readable in the dashboard as an audit trail.
API keys, workspaces, and client routing help separate ownership across teams.
Guided setup remains available for sensitive rollout scenarios.

Why software beats templates

Templates help with wording, but they do not solve approvals, queue handling, or client-specific workflows. ReviewReplyAPI gives teams operational control instead of another text box.

A realistic rollout path

Start with one Google review source and one owner. Validate the tone in the generator, move the intake into async jobs, and then bring approvals and callbacks into your daily process.

Sync drafting for quick tests
Async intake for queue-based operations
Approval before anything moves downstream
Relevant routes
/api/v1/reviews/respond
Sync generation endpoint
/api/v1/reviews/ingest
Async intake for queue-based workflows
/api/v1/jobs/:id
Job status and approval tracking

Launch this use case in production.

Start with the generator to shape reply tone, then move the same logic into your backend or automation stack through the API.