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Review Health Grader
Ten honest questions about your Google Business Profile. Instant 0–100 score, your biggest gaps, and the exact guides that fix each one.
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What's your current Google star rating?
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When did your newest Google review arrive?
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How often do new reviews come in?
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How do you ask customers for reviews?
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How many of your reviews get an owner reply?
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How fast do you find out about a 1–3 star review?
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When were your profile photos last updated?
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Categories, services, hours — how complete is your profile?
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Search your main service + your area: where do you show up?
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Posts, Q&A answers, updates — is your profile visibly active?
Answer the 10 questions to get your score.
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Start free trial →What the grader measures
Google ranks local businesses on relevance, distance and prominence — and shows customers rating, recency, photos and owner replies. The ten questions above map onto exactly those levers: the ones you control. The score isn't a vanity number; every answer below 10 points is a specific, fixable leak, and your result links each one to the step-by-step guide that closes it. Start with the profile optimization checklist and the Google Maps customer system if you want the full picture first.
Most gaps have the same fix: a system
ReputeMap runs the asking, replying and alerting automatically — the three habits that move this score. From $29/month, 14-day free trial.
Start your free trial →Frequently asked questions
What is a Review Health score?
A 0–100 score across the ten habits that drive Google Maps visibility and conversion: rating, review recency and velocity, asking systematically, replying, negative-review response speed, photos, profile completeness, ranking position and profile activity. It grades the system behind your profile, not just today's star average.
Does this tool read my actual Google Business Profile?
No — it's a self-assessment, so there's nothing to connect and nothing to authorize. You answer ten questions honestly and the score reflects your answers. That also means it takes about 60 seconds instead of an OAuth flow.
What's a good score?
85+ (grade A) means the system is running and compounding. 55–84 means the fundamentals exist but leak — most local businesses land here. Below 55 usually means reviews happen to the business rather than being generated by it, and the fix list matters more than the number.
How do I improve my score?
Each gap in your result links to a step-by-step guide. The pattern behind most low scores is the same: no weekly asking habit, slow replies, and nobody watching for negative reviews. Those three are exactly what review management software automates.
Is the emailed report different from what I see on the page?
It's the same result, saved to your inbox so you can re-check it after a month of fixes — plus the free Review Growth Kit (24 review-request templates and 10 reply scripts) that covers most of the gaps the grader finds.