ReviewShield · For local business owners

Stop learning customers are unhappyfrom a public one-star review.

ReviewShield sends a private feedback link after every job, so unhappy customers reach you first and happy ones go straight to Google.

$0
to start, one active request, no card
1
no-login feedback link after the job
$49
per month, unlimited feedback requests
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Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it is saving your reputation.

Try ReviewShield on one feedback request at no cost. Move to Solo or Pro the day it catches an unhappy customer before they go public. Every plan starts at the same login.

Free
$0 to try it
  • Run one active feedback request end to end
  • Send a no-login feedback link after the job
  • Happy customers see your public review link
  • Unhappy ones land on your private board
  • No card required to start
Start free

Upgrade any time, your data stays put

Solo
$49 /mo
  • One location, unlimited feedback requests
  • Private recovery board for unhappy customers
  • Happy customers routed to your review link
  • Needs recovery, happy, and resolved views
  • Catch the bad review before it ever posts
Start free, then go Solo

For a single local business

Pro
$97 /mo
  • Everything in Solo
  • Built for multi-location and teams
  • Feedback and recovery across every location
  • Shared needs-recovery, happy, and resolved queues
  • One reputation, watched everywhere
Start free, then go Pro

For multi-location and teams

The honest problem

One bad review can sit there
forever, scaring off everyone.

The work was fine. What hurts is the customer who was quietly unhappy, said nothing, and went straight to a public one-star. You never got the chance to make it right first, and now it greets everyone who looks you up.

01

One angry customer, forever

A single one-star review sits at the top of your profile and scares off everyone who finds you, long after the job is done.

02

You never got to make it right

The customer was unhappy and said nothing to you. They went public instead, and the first you heard of it was a notification.

03

Happy customers never post

The ones who loved the work move on and forget. The loudest voice online ends up being the rare bad day, not your real reputation.

What ReviewShield does

Hear it privately first,
then route the happy ones out.

Not another reputation dashboard to babysit. The customer answers one question on a link. Happy goes to your public review page, unhappy comes straight to you, before it ever goes public.

How it works

Three steps. Private first.

Send a feedback link after the job, the customer answers one question, and you only chase the ones who need fixing.

01
Send a no-login feedback link after the job
When the work is done, the customer gets a private link. No account, no app, no password.
02
One question: good, or needs attention
Was everything good, or does something need attention. That is the whole ask.
03
Happy customers go to your public review link
The people who loved the work are routed straight to your public review page, while it is fresh.
04
Unhappy ones land on a private board
You see them in a private recovery inbox and can fix it before it ever goes public.
In the field

Built around the work you already do.

ReviewShield fits the real day: finish the job, send the link, and only the unhappy ones reach your board.

Feedback link
A private ask sent right after the job
A shop owner with a happy customer
Review ask
Happy customers sent to your review link
A happy customer at a small business
Private recovery
Unhappy ones fixed before they go public
Who builds it

Built by RMDW.
Not another generic app.

Richard Echols spent years as a senior AI engineer at one of the biggest tech companies on earth and now runs RMDW, building real AI systems for real businesses. ReviewShield is a dead-simple tool made for one job: catch the unhappy customer privately, before they leave a bad public review.

A happy customer at a small business
Made for local business
A shop owner with a happy customer
Simple on purpose
A shop owner with a happy customer
From big tech to RMDW
Questions

The short answers.

Does the customer need an account?

No. The customer gets a no-login feedback link after the job. They answer one question right from the link. No app, no password.

What happens to a happy customer?

Happy customers are routed straight to your public review link, while the good experience is still fresh, so the people who loved the work are the ones who post.

What happens to an unhappy customer?

Unhappy customers land on a private board instead of going public. You see them in a recovery inbox and can fix it before it ever becomes a bad review.

Is there really a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan lets you run one active feedback request end to end so you can see the whole flow before you pay. No card required to start.

Who is ReviewShield for?

Local service businesses that live and die by their online reviews. Solo at $49 a month is one location with unlimited feedback requests. Pro at $97 a month is built for multi-location and teams.

Start this week

Stop finding out from a one-star.
Hear it privately first.

Try ReviewShield free on one feedback request. Send a link, route the happy ones to your review page, and catch the unhappy ones before they ever go public.

Start free →

What you get on day one

Everything you need to catch an unhappy customer before the public review.

  • A no-login feedback link for every customer
  • Happy customers routed to your review link
  • A private recovery board for the unhappy ones
  • Needs recovery, happy, and resolved views
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