Your Google reviews are answered by someone. Usually no one.
Find your café. We will read your reviews, show you where you stand, and write one reply — free, before you pay anything.
See where your café stands.
No link to find, no sign-up. Type the name — we do the rest.
Pick it from the list — the address confirms we are reading the right branch.
Free Google review reply generator
Type your café's name above and we write a full reply to one of your unanswered Google reviews — free, before you pay anything. There is no account to create, no card to enter, and we never ask for access to your Google Business Profile.
We built this for London cafés, and the numbers on this page come from measuring 328 of them across 24 neighbourhoods in August 2026 — not from an industry survey.
How it works
- 01Find your caféType the name and pick it from the list. The address confirms we are reading the right branch.
- 02See what is unansweredHow many reviews you have, how many are unanswered, and how many of those are negative.
- 03Read your replyWe answer one of them in full. Copy it and post it, or don't — it is yours either way.
Questions
Is this actually free?
Yes. You type your café's name, we read your public Google listing, and we write a full reply to one of your unanswered reviews. No card, no account, no time limit on using it. If you want ten replies you can buy a pack, but the first one is yours either way.
Do I have to connect my Google Business Profile?
No, and we never ask. We read what is already public — the same reviews any customer can see. There is nothing to install, no permission to grant, and no dashboard to learn.
Will you post the reply for me?
No. We write it, you read it, and you paste it into Google yourself if you want to. We publish nothing and we never touch your account.
How many London cafés have unanswered reviews?
We measured 328 London cafés across 24 neighbourhoods in August 2026. 57% had replied to none of their recent reviews. The median café receives 16 new reviews a month.
Why not just use a template?
Because everyone else already does. In 2,907 replies written by London cafés we found 156 sentences repeated word-for-word between different businesses. One closing line appears at 20 separate cafés. A reply that could sit under any review, at any business, is the work of none of them.
Is it safe to reply to a bad review?
It is safe if the reply does not admit fault on your behalf, promise refunds in your name, guarantee the future, or say anything about the reviewer they did not say themselves. Every reply we write is checked against a fixed list of those risks before it reaches you.