One ask, to the people who already told you the work was good.
Word of mouth is the cheapest work you will ever get and the least reliable, because it depends on a customer remembering you at the moment a neighbor asks. Fledge puts a link in their hand a week after the visit.
Start free trial- Who gets it
- Customers whose visit went well
- When it goes out
- One week after the job
- What they get
- A link they can forward as-is
- Attribution
- The referring customer, on the new job
- Step one
The visit ends well
No separate step for you. Fledge reads the same completed job the review request ran on.
- Step two
One short text goes out
A week later, with a link. Short enough to forward without editing, which is the whole trick.
- Step three
You see who sent them
When someone books through the link, the new job carries the name of the customer who sent it.
The message, in your words
One text, one link, no coupon code to explain. The customers who forward it are doing you a favor, and the message reads like it.
“Glad you were happy with the work. If a neighbor ever needs the same, send them this — it goes straight to us.”
The honest part
Referral software usually arrives with a rewards ladder, a points balance and a dashboard the customer is expected to log into. None of that survives contact with a real neighbor.
Nothing is offered in exchange for a review, ever — that breaks the rules of every review platform worth appearing on. A referral reward for booked work is yours to decide and yours to pay; Fledge tracks who sent whom and stays out of it.