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The last 30, 90 or 365 days, next to the period of the same length before it: new reviews and average rating by month, the share of 1 and 2 star reviews, reply rate and the median time to a first reply.
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How many reviews came in, how people rated you, what they praise and complain about, and how fast you replied. Against the period before, and against businesses in your category.
From: Google · Healthgrades · Facebook · WebMD
One review is one customerReading them one by one tells you how a person felt, not whether things are getting better.
The same complaint, months apartA problem that comes back slowly is easy to miss until it shows in your rating.
Good compared with what?A topic score means more next to businesses like yours.
How it works
What changed, what reviewers talk about, how you compare, and where the reviews come from.
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The last 30, 90 or 365 days, next to the period of the same length before it: new reviews and average rating by month, the share of 1 and 2 star reviews, reply rate and the median time to a first reply.
Up to five short sentences at the top, each from a fixed rule: new reviews up or down a quarter, the rating moving 0.2 stars, the reply rate moving 10 points, the topic praised most, the complaint mentioned most.
The topics reviewers praise and complain about, each scored by how the reviewers who mention it feel. Where at least eight businesses share your category, each topic sits next to their median.
New reviews per site, with each site's rating and reply rate against the period before. The headquarters gets a row per location, with each location's grade.
Counted, not guessed
Insights reads the reviews we already collect for you. No model writes the figures, and every topic counts real reviews. Reviews a site removed are left out of the counts and kept in your Review Archive. For healthcare businesses, topics about conditions and care are left out.
The same numbers answer in Ask Grades, in your AI client and in the REST API.
Connect your AI →You: How did last quarter compare with the one before?
Grades: 64 new reviews against 41, average rating 4.7 against 4.5, and 92% answered against 80%. Clear pricing is praised most. Wait times is the top complaint, in 4 reviews, and your score there is below your category's median.
From your Insights, last 90 days
Why not just read the reviews
Reading every review is the best way to know a customer, and most review tools chart ratings. Here is what Insights adds.
| Capability | Read them yourself | Typical review analytics | Insights |
|---|---|---|---|
| New reviews and rating by month | Count by hand | ✓ | ✓ across every site you connect |
| Against the period before | Count by hand | ✓ most | ✓ on every figure |
| Topics praised and complained about | You notice the loud ones | ✓ most | ✓ scored, with the review count |
| Against businesses in your category | — | Depends on the tool | ✓ category median, where 8 or more compare |
| Reply rate and reply time | Count by hand | ✓ most | ✓ median hours to a first reply |
| Price | Your time | Often a higher tier | Included on every plan, from $29/location |
Plans
$29 /location/mo
Your Google reviews
$149 /mo, +$75 per extra location
All 54 review sites
$399 /mo, +$199 per extra location
All 54 review sites
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From your reviews on the sites we collect, grouped into topics such as value, wait times or communication. Nothing is invented: every topic counts real reviews. Topics are read from your Grades.com listing; without one you still get every review figure.
Yes, for the review sites your plan connects: Google on Starter, all 54 on Pro and Premium.
Yes. Each location has its own Insights, and the headquarters sees every location side by side.
No. A review its site removed is left out of the counts and kept in your Review Archive; Insights tells you how many were removed in the period.
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