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PatientPop is now part of Tebra, following their merger, which matters when researching either name. A third-party source (Givea.review) describes PatientPop as automating review requests via email and SMS, triggered by patient appointment data, though we could not independently confirm pricing for the review feature specifically, since it’s bundled into a broader practice-growth platform rather […]
Solutionreach genuinely does this well: it automatically texts patients a review invitation, confirmed directly, with pricing around $199 to $329 a month depending on the source. The detail worth knowing: SMS comes with a tiered monthly allowance, 1,750, 3,500 or 4,500 messages depending on plan, a real cap rather than unlimited sending. For a busy […]
RevenueWell’s Starter plan is listed at $189 a month and includes “Texting” and “Reviews & Surveys” on its feature list, per Capterra. Worth knowing before assuming that covers everything: one source (Emitrr) states that core two-way texting requires an additional $149 a month through RevenueWell’s Virtual Office, a real cost on top of the base […]
Doctible genuinely includes review requests by text and email, confirmed directly (G2 lists “Review Requests via text and email” as a feature), not gated behind a separate add-on. Pricing runs roughly $199 to $299 a month across its Gold, Gold Plus and Platinum tiers depending on the source. For a solo or small practice, that’s […]
Being straightforward here: Tebra’s general pricing runs $99 to $399 per provider per month depending on the plan and add-ons, and two-way patient texting shows up mostly through third-party integrations (Clerk Chat, for example) in available sources, rather than a clearly documented native review-request-by-SMS feature on Tebra’s own site. That’s not the same as saying […]
Housecall Pro’s review feature is a genuinely solid part of the core product, not a paywalled add-on. It sends automatically when a job is marked complete, the first invite by SMS and reminders by email, per Housecall Pro’s own support documentation. The one real setup step: it requires registering a dedicated local number specifically for […]
ServiceTitan’s review-request capability isn’t part of the core field-service platform most businesses buy it for. It lives inside **Marketing Pro, Reputation**, a separate paid add-on layered on top of the base subscription, confirmed directly on ServiceTitan’s own features page. It does support sending the request by SMS or email automatically after a job is completed, […]
Digital Air Strike is a real reputation-management tool, positioned mainly toward automotive dealerships and retail. G2 reviewers consistently praise quick response time and helpful customer service. Pricing is not publicly listed, and no specific complaint theme turned up in available review data. For a business outside the automotive/dealer space specifically, it’s worth confirming directly whether […]
In the interest of accuracy: Nearby Now is a real hyperlocal marketing tool with a reviews component, often mentioned in “Reputation.com alternatives” roundups. But the public data is thin, only 3 reviews found anywhere (a perfect 5.0, which with that sample size proves very little), and no public pricing. Rather than stretch three reviews into […]
Worth being upfront: Rannkly starts at $9 a month, the same entry price as Trophy Jar. It rates well across review sites (4.5 to 4.8 stars), though the sample sizes are thin (11 to 56 reviews depending on the platform), so treat the rating with moderate, not full, confidence. The real difference is what that […]
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