measured across 914 UK cafés
Is your review reply a template?
We read every Google review reply published by 914 UK cafés. 664 sentences in them appear at two or more separate businesses, word for word. One closing line turns up at 68 different cafés. Paste your reply below and we will tell you which of its sentences a customer has already read somewhere else.
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Why a shared sentence costs you
Nobody gets penalised for one polite closing line. What happens is quieter: a customer opens your listing, reads three replies that could have been written for anyone, and concludes nobody was really reading. The reply was meant to be the proof that someone was there. A sentence shared with twenty-nine other businesses proves the opposite.
This is not a plagiarism check and there is nothing to be ashamed of in the result — the most repeated sentence in our corpus is simply the most natural thing to write. That is exactly why it is worth knowing which of your sentences it is.
The measurement behind it: the same review, answered twice · where repetition is worst · full reply checker