Google review automation for hotels
Win The Booking Before Guests Ever See The OTAs
A stronger Google rating sends more travellers straight to your own front desk. Growth Bull collects the reviews that make that happen, on autopilot.
- 10-day free trial
- Asks every customer automatically
- Cancel any time
Guests rave about the stay at check-out, then vanish into their journey home and never write it down. Meanwhile the online travel agents cream off your margin partly because their listings look busier than your own Google profile. Growth Bull closes that gap by asking every departing guest, at the right moment, in your voice.
What Growth Bull does for hotels
Growth Bull is a Google review automation tool for hotels. It automatically asks every customer for a Google review, by text and email, moments after each job or visit, with a gentle reminder, so far more of your hotel customers actually leave the five-star review they meant to. It works from the software you already use, your invoicing, booking or CRM system, or a simple customer list, so the requests send themselves with no app to learn and no chasing. Growth Bull asks every hotel customer for a Google review on the same terms, with no app to download, just one tap to Google. Anyone unhappy also gets an easy way to tell you privately, offered to everyone alongside the Google request, never instead of it and never decided by a rating. Every public review lands straight on your Google Business Profile where new customers see it. It starts at $39 a month with a 10-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. It brings the same automatic Google reviews that local trades across the UK and US rely on to hotels.
Why hotels lose reviews they have earned
Happy guests check out and forget
The couple who loved the sea view meant to leave five stars. By the time they are on the motorway, it has slipped their mind. That goodwill evaporates unless you catch it fast.
The OTAs look busier than you do
Travellers compare listings side by side. When your direct Google profile has fewer reviews than the booking sites, guests assume the safe option is to book through them, and you pay commission you never needed to.
Star ratings decide the shortlist
Most people filter hotels by rating before they read a single review. Half a star can be the difference between making the shortlist and never being seen. You cannot afford a rating that drifts.
Travellers overwhelmingly check Google before booking a room, and a higher rating with recent reviews is often what tips a direct booking your way instead of an OTA.
How it works for your hotel
A guest checks out
As the stay closes in your property management or booking system, Growth Bull registers the departure.
A thank you lands
The guest receives a courteous text and email thanking them for staying and inviting a quick Google review, timed for the day they leave.
Direct bookings grow
A richer, higher Google rating pulls more travellers to book direct. One reminder, then the sequence ends.
What your hotel gets
- Catches guests at check-out, when praise is at its peak
- Lifts your direct Google profile so more book with you
- Fires from your PMS or booking system with no extra admin
- Front desk never has to ask face to face
- Every guest gets the same fair Google link, no cherry-picking
No card to start. From $39 a month after your trial. 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Hotels review automation, answered
Does it work with our PMS?
Growth Bull connects to common booking and property systems, or you can upload a guest list. Once a stay closes, the invite goes out on its own.
Can we brand the message?
Yes. The text and email carry your hotel's name and tone, so it feels like a note from your team, not a faceless tool.
Will unhappy guests be filtered out?
No. Every customer gets the same one-tap link to leave a Google review, with no rating step deciding who is asked. Doing that would be review gating, which breaks Google's rules. Anyone unhappy can still choose to tell you privately from the same page, so you hear about it and can put it right, but the public Google option is there for everyone.
What about group and corporate stays?
As long as you have a contact for the guest, the invite can be sent. You choose which stays to include.
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