ReviewGrowth review
An early stage Google review tool priced per location, with a star rating step at the front of the flow.
Written by the team at FiveStariz, who sell a competing product. Every number here was read on reviewgrowth.app on 18 October 2026. We say where they beat us.
| Price | $39 per location |
| Best for | Hard to say. It is early stage and the flow needs explaining before we would suggest it to anyone. |
| Not for | Anyone who wants every customer to reach the public review buttons. |
Starter, per location per month. Growth is $99 and Agency is $299, both also per location. Prices change, so check reviewgrowth.app before you decide.
What ReviewGrowth actually does
- Review requests that open with a star rating, where the rating decides what the customer sees next.
- Works with your Google Business Profile. No other platform is named.
- A 14 day free trial with no card, no setup fee and cancel any time.
- A pay on results promise: in their words, if you do not get new reviews, you do not pay.
- Yearly billing advertised as 2 months free, with no yearly figures shown.
What ReviewGrowth charges
From their own pricing page on 18 October 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $39 | Per location, billed monthly. |
| Growth | $99 | Per location, billed monthly. |
| Agency | $299 | Per location, billed monthly. |
Ours, for the same job: $19 for 1 location, $29 with a team, $5 per location from 10 with your own brand on it.
What ReviewGrowth does well
- The pay on results promise is a real commitment and we do not offer anything like it.
- Published per location prices, with no setup fee.
- A 14 day trial with no card.
- They are open that the product is early, and label their dashboard screenshots as sample data rather than passing them off as real.
Where it falls short
- The funnel is a rating gate. Their own words are "Your rating decides where this goes next", with 5 stars going to Google and unhappy ratings going to the owner's inbox.
- The same page criticises gating, defined as "Only happy customers are shown the Google link". It then claims their approach differs because "Everyone is invited to leave a public review". The funnel they describe does not match that claim.
- $39 per location is about 8 times our per location rate.
- Google only.
- Early stage. The page says "We're just getting started" and offers launch updates.
- No yearly prices are shown despite advertising a yearly discount.
ReviewGrowth and FiveStariz
We make a competing product, so read this with that in mind. Our pricing page has our side of it, in full.
ReviewGrowth, answered
How much is ReviewGrowth?
Starter is $39 per location a month, Growth $99 and Agency $299, all per location and billed monthly. We read these on their site on 18 October 2026. There is a 14 day trial with no card and no permanent free plan.
Does ReviewGrowth do review gating?
Their page says both things, so read it yourself before deciding. The funnel is described as the rating deciding where the customer goes next, with 5 stars to Google and unhappy ratings to the owner. The same page says everyone is invited to leave a public review. We cannot reconcile those, and nor do they.
Is ReviewGrowth safe to use with Google?
That is a question for them, and worth asking in writing. Google's policy says a business may not "selectively solicit positive reviews from customers". A flow that sends 5 star raters to Google and everyone else to an inbox is the pattern that sentence describes.
Want the asking done for less?
FiveStariz is $19 a month, the price is on the page, and there is no setup fee.