Reviews on autopilot · rank grid
Every job that closes paid in full triggers an automatic review request, with smart business-hours follow-ups. The built-in local rank grid shows exactly where you rank on Google Maps, block by block — the same map rank agencies charge $300 to $2,000 a month to run.
Getting reviews usually means someone on staff remembering to ask, at the right moment, for every closed job — which means it happens for some customers and not others. SolarProjeX automates the ask: the moment a job closes paid in full, the customer gets a request, with follow-ups at day 3 and day 7, sent only during business hours, capped at once per customer per 90 days so it never turns spammy.
Knowing whether those reviews are actually moving your ranking is a separate problem most shops solve by paying a reputation agency $300 to $2,000 a month for a rank-tracking map. SolarProjeX builds that map in — a local rank grid scanning real Google Places data, rescanned monthly, showing exactly which blocks you own and which ones a competitor holds. The map diagnoses; the built-in review engine is the tool that fixes it, aiming new review requests at the weak zips the map identifies.
How it works
A paid-in-full close triggers the review request — no one on staff has to remember.
See your real Google Maps ranking at every point across your service area, not a vague "improve your SEO."
Point new review requests at the red blocks on the map so verified reviews land exactly where you need rank.
The map and the fix are both built into the platform — no $300–$2,000/month rank-tracking subscription.
It's the same kind of local-pack ranking map agencies charge $300 to $2,000 a month for — built into SolarProjeX and rescanned monthly, with the review engine that fixes the weak spots built in alongside it.
No — requests are capped at once per customer per 90 days.
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