See how your Google reviews stack up against the competitors near you.
Get your free Reputation Scorecard in about 60 seconds. We score your review volume, rating, recency, and sentiment — then show you exactly where you rank on your street.
Volume
How many reviews you have vs the leaders on your street.
Rating
Your average star rating against the competition.
Recency
How fresh your reviews are — and how stale theirs are.
Sentiment
The tone of your latest reviews — your first impression.
How the Reputation Scorecard works
We pull your live Google Business Profile data and the listings of the top-reviewed businesses of your type nearby. Then we score four dimensions — volume, rating, recency, and sentiment — out of 100, the same factors customers and Google's local algorithm weigh most heavily.
Why review volume and recency matter
Businesses with 200+ reviews earn nearly twice the revenue of average, and those with a steady stream of fresh reviews see ~52% more. A great rating from two years ago doesn't reassure today's customer — recency is what signals you're still busy and trusted.
Reputation Scorecard FAQ
Is the Reputation Scorecard the same as a reputation report card?
Yes. A reputation scorecard and a reputation report card are the same thing — a graded snapshot of your online reputation. Ours scores your Google reviews on four dimensions (volume, rating, recency, and sentiment) out of 100 and compares you to the top-rated competitors near you, so you can see exactly where you're winning and losing.
What is a good online reputation score?
As a rough benchmark: a 4.5+ star average, 50+ reviews, and at least one new review every two weeks puts most local businesses in good shape. But "good" is relative to your street — a 4.6 with 40 reviews loses to a competitor with a 4.4 and 300 reviews. That's why the scorecard grades you against the actual leaders in your category and area, not an abstract number.
How is my reputation score calculated?
We pull your live Google Business Profile and the listings of the top-reviewed businesses of your type nearby, then score four factors customers and Google's local algorithm weigh most: review volume, average rating, recency (how fresh your reviews are), and sentiment (the tone of your latest reviews). Each is scored and combined into an overall grade out of 100.
Is the free reputation report actually free?
Yes — the report is 100% free and there's no credit card required. We just ask for an email so we can send you the finished scorecard, which we build in the background in about a minute.
How long does it take to get my scorecard?
About 60 seconds. Search your business, enter your email, and we assemble your scored report and competitor comparison in the background, then deliver it to your inbox.