Who it is for
Any business sitting at 4.2 wondering why the phone is quieter than it used to be.
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How many reviews to get back to 4.8Star Rating Goal Calculator
Enter your rating and count. See exactly how many new five-star reviews it takes to hit the number you want, and how long that takes at your current pace.
Runs in your browser. Nothing to install. Save the result or embed it on your site.
Start from your industry
Editable starting examples for your industry. They change the starting numbers, not the math, and they are not industry statistics.
Your plan inputs
Your plan
Five-star reviews to reach 4.8: 118
118
Five-star reviews to reach 4.8
39.3 months at your current pace
4.30
Your rating now
5.0%
Review request rate
of customers who leave one
9.8 months
If you ask everyone
29.5 months
Time saved by asking
Same goal. Only the asking changes.
Current pace39.3 mo
Ask 20% of customers9.8 mo
118 good reviews. At 60 customers a month you could do that in a season if you actually ask.
You cannot delete honest bad reviews and you should not try. You outweigh them.
What this assumed
- Assumes new reviews come in at five stars, which is the best case, so treat the timeline as a floor.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
This is an estimate
This tool returns an estimate based on the numbers you entered. Your real result depends on your own costs, rates and conditions. Check it against your own records before you make a decision with it.
What this tool actually does for you
The problem it points at
One bad stretch pulls your average down and you have no idea how deep the hole is or how long the climb takes.
What you walk away with
A specific review count and a weekly pace to hit it.
How to use it
Set the goal, adjust the numbers, and work the plan week by week.
- Enter your current star rating and total review count.
- Set the rating you want.
- Read the number of five-star reviews it takes and how long at your pace.
Put this tool on your own website
Free forever. I host it. You keep it.
This is a real lead magnet you can run on your own site tonight. Somebody lands on your page, plays with the numbers, sees what their problem costs, and now they are on your website instead of a competitor's. Costs you nothing, and I keep it working.
- Scroll up and press Put this tool on my website. The code appears right there, no form.
- Copy the one line you get.
- In your website editor, add an Embed, HTML or Custom Code block on whatever page you want it on.
- Paste it in, save, publish.
- Check it on your phone, then send people to that page.
Works on
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy, Webflow, Duda, HubSpot, ClickFunnels, or plain HTML. Anywhere that takes an embed code.
What it costs you
Nothing. No monthly fee, no expiring trial, no watermark you have to pay to remove. If you get stuck putting it in, text me at (903) 500-8898 and I will help you place it.
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