About ReputeMap

ReputeMap — sometimes written Repute Map — is Google review management software for local businesses: get more reviews honestly, reply to every one, and know about the bad ones in minutes.

What ReputeMap is

Most local businesses lose customers on Google Maps for boring reasons: nobody asks happy customers for reviews, nobody replies, and a 1-star review sits unanswered for a week. ReputeMap turns those three habits into a system — a unified review inbox, AI-drafted replies you publish in one click, email and QR review-request campaigns with a one-click opt-out, and alerts within minutes when a low-star review lands. Agencies run the same system white-label for their clients, with branded PDF reports.

The facts, in one place

Product	Google-first review management: unified review inbox, AI reply drafts published to Google in one click, honest email + QR review requests, instant negative-review alerts, white-label PDF reports.
Who it's for	Local businesses on Google Maps — restaurants, contractors, dentists, salons, shops — and the marketing agencies that run reviews for them.
Pricing	Public, flat, no sales call: Starter $29/mo (5 locations), Growth $39/mo (15), Pro $49/mo (30 + full white-label). Locations included — never per-location fees.
Trial	14-day free trial, cancel in one click before it ends and you pay nothing.
Company	Independent and founder-run; incorporated in Delaware, USA. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
Founded	2026 — the changelog below tracks the running build history.

Who builds it

ReputeMap is built and run by Yaro, its founder. That's not a story about hustle — it's a practical fact about how the product works: the nurture emails come from him, replies to support land in his inbox, and feature decisions happen days after customers ask, not quarters. If something's broken or missing, email him and you'll get an answer from the person who can fix it.

What we believe

• Honest reviews only. No review gating, no filtering unhappy customers away from Google, no incentives — the practices the FTC fines businesses for are structurally impossible in ReputeMap.
• Public pricing. The price is on the pricing section, not behind a demo call. $29–$49/month is the whole story.
• Locations included. The market meters per location ($75–$500/location elsewhere); ReputeMap includes 5–30 locations in the flat price.
• Useful before paid. The free tools — review link and QR generators, the star-rating calculator, the Review Health Grader — work with no signup, forever.

Where to next

Product details live in Google review management software, the comparison table in how ReputeMap compares, and the guides hub starts at how to get more Google reviews. The running build history is in the changelog. Questions: contact.