How it works
What actually happens after you place an order
Four steps, one public link, and no password at any point. Packages start at €13.99 across 6 services, and the delivery window is printed on every one of them before you pay.
- No password required at any point
- Checked before anything is posted
- Replacement cover on every order
The four steps
The same process whichever service you buy
It is deliberately short. The parts that take time are the checking and the pacing, and neither of them is your work.
Choose a package, or ask first
Every package shows its size, its price in EUR and its delivery window. If you are not sure which fits, send us the public link before you buy and you will get a straight answer, including the times the answer is a smaller pack.
Send the public link and your notes
The address anyone could open, plus what the reviews should mention and what they must avoid. This takes about five minutes and it is the difference between reviews that fit your business and reviews that could be about anybody.
We check the profile before anything goes out
Whether the listing is live, whether the order size suits the history the profile already has, and whether the brief is enough to write from. If the answer to any of those is no, we come back to you. Nothing is posted until it is right.
Delivery across the window, then cover
Reviews arrive spread across the days shown on the pack. You get a start confirmation and a finish confirmation, and you can watch them land on the profile in between. After that the cover period runs.
Access
What we ask for, and what we will never ask for
The single most common way people lose control of a business profile is handing the login to somebody who offered to help with it. There is no version of this work that needs your password, so nobody here will ever ask for one.
What we ask for
- The public link to your profile, which is the address anyone can open
- What you sell, in enough detail that the reviews can name it
- Anything the reviews must not mention: a branch that closed, a service you dropped, a member of staff who left
- An email address, so you can be told when delivery starts and finishes
What we will never ask for
- Your password. Not for Google, not for Trustpilot, not for anything
- Access to your business profile as a manager or an owner
- A verification code from your phone or your email
- Your card details in a message. Payment goes through the checkout and nowhere else
If anyone contacts you claiming to be from RatingBoostly and asks for a password or a verification code, it is not us. Forward the message to [email protected] and we will confirm.
The part nobody shows you
Not every review that is written is a review that stays
Every platform runs a filter, and every filter throws things out. A review posted from the wrong kind of account, at the wrong pace, or saying the wrong sort of thing is removed later, and the money spent on it is gone.
So the work is not writing reviews. It is knowing which ones will survive the filter on the platform you are buying for, and declining the orders that will not. That is the check in step three, and it is the reason the order form asks for a link rather than a password.
- The profile is checked before anything is written
- Orders that would fail are stopped, not taken
- Anything removed inside the cover period is replaced
The pacing
Why the delivery window is the product
Every pack on this site carries a number of days. That is not an estimate of how long we will take, it is how far apart the reviews are placed on purpose. A profile that gains thirty reviews in an afternoon has told every platform's filter exactly what happened, and the filter is very good at the rest.
So the window scales with the order. A single review is a day or two. Fifty is several weeks. If you need volume by a specific date, tell us before you order, because the honest answer is sometimes that the date is the problem rather than the price.
- Windows are printed on every package before you pay
- Larger orders get longer windows, not more people working on them
- You are told when delivery starts and when it finishes
The cover
What replacement cover is, and what it is not
Every order is covered for a period after delivery finishes. If a review is removed inside that period, tell us and we replace it. You do not have to prove anything or argue for it, and there is no second payment.
What it is not is a promise that nothing will ever be removed. Every platform runs filters, they change without notice, and a provider who tells you their reviews cannot be removed is telling you something they cannot know. The cover exists precisely because that risk is real.
- Replacement, not a refund, unless we could not deliver at all
- Tell us inside the cover period and it is handled
- If we cannot deliver an order, you are refunded in full
Before you pay
Orders we turn down
Roughly one enquiry in six ends with us suggesting something smaller, something different, or nothing at all. It costs us the order and saves the refund.
- An order far larger than the profile's own history can absorb. Thirty reviews onto a listing with nine is not a campaign, it is a flag.
- A profile that is suspended, unverified or not live. Reviews cannot be added to a listing the platform is not showing.
- A deadline that forces the whole order into a couple of days. The pacing is the part that works, and removing it removes the service.
- A business whose recent genuine reviews all describe the same real problem. More reviews will not outrun it and we would rather say so.
- Anything aimed at a competitor. We do not write negative reviews, and we will not take the order.
Still unclear
The questions this page raises
If something here needs more detail, the full list covers it. If it does not, ask and a person will answer.
What Is RatingBoostly?
RatingBoostly is a review and reputation platform built for European businesses, agencies, and brands with multiple locations. We help you get more reviews on the platforms your customers check most, including Google, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, and Capterra. Standard Google review packages start at just €17, so you can start small and scale as you grow.
Is this safe for my Google Business Profile?
Yes. We never ask for your Google login, and every order is tracked through a clear dashboard. Combine our service with genuine good work and your growth will hold up over time.
Do you need my Google password?
No. We only need your public business name or Google Maps link to send your reviews to the right place. Your account credentials stay completely private.
How quickly does my order start?
Most orders begin within a few hours of payment. Timing can vary based on your package size and profile status, but you will always be able to track progress live.
How does delivery work?
We use structured delivery workflows for reviews, photo reviews, Local Guide reviews, and replies. Checkout is encrypted, and your Google password is never part of the process.
Will more reviews help me appear higher in local search?
A stronger rating and more reviews can help your business look more established to local searchers. That said, Google's algorithm depends on many factors, so use this as one part of a broader approach.
Are photo reviews worth it?
Yes. Photos give customers a better sense of what to expect before they visit. They work especially well when launching a new location, updating a menu, or competing in a crowded market.
Can agencies order on behalf of clients?
Absolutely. Agencies, freelancers, and multi-location brands all use RatingBoostly. Manage everything from one central dashboard and pay securely in euros.
Where to go next
- Every review serviceGoogle, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Yelp and Capterra, each priced and paced on its own terms.
- Packages and pricesEvery pack on one page in EUR, with its delivery window shown before you buy.
- Work out what you needYour review count and your rating today, and the number of reviews that moves it.
- Negative review removalClearing reviews that break a platform's rules, and the ones we will not touch.
- What clients sayPublished reviews, each naming the service it came from and the volume delivered.
- Guides and articlesLonger writing on how each platform decides what to publish and what to filter.
- Every question answeredThe full list, market by market, including the answers that are no.
- Ask before you buySend the public link to your profile and a person tells you what actually fits.
Send the link before you send the money
Most people who ask first end up buying something different from what they came for, and usually smaller. That is the point of asking.




