Your best reviews already exist on Google. Laudvia puts them to work on the page where buying decisions actually happen: your own website. One pasted script tag shows your rating and your real reviews, and it can also float as a rating badge in the corner of every page.
Put your reviews to workA visitor on your site is deciding whether to call you, book you, or click away to a competitor. Sending them off to Google to check your reputation means many of them never come back. A Google review widget keeps the proof where the decision is made.
The widget shows your Google rating and your recent reviews on your own pages, in a layout you can customise. Full customisation is included in the flat price, and the powered-by line is removable.
Prefer something quieter? The same widget can float as a rating badge in the corner, so your rating follows a visitor from page to page without taking over the page. One script tag either way.
Laudvia displays the reviews customers actually left on Google. It never writes a customer review, and there is no feature that could. What visitors see is the same reputation you earned on Google, presented on your site.
A display widget on its own only shows the reviews you already have. Laudvia pairs it with the two things that keep it fresh: a compliant way to get more Google reviews by asking every customer equally, and reply drafts for every new review so responding never piles up. Questions about how licensing, approvals and lapses work are answered in the Laudvia FAQ, and the Laudvia homepage shows the live demo.
No developer project, no reputation-management retainer.
Search for your business in the dashboard and connect it. Your rating and recent reviews flow in, and the widget goes live with one pasted script tag.
After a job, import your customer list. Everyone gets the same email with a straight link to your Google review form. No satisfaction pre-screen, no happy-customer filtering — that is review gating, and it is against Google's rules and the FTC's.
Each new review lands in your inbox with a reply already drafted in your voice, grounded in your facts. Edit it, approve it, copy it into Google. Nothing is ever posted without you.
Most review widgets stop at display. Laudvia covers the whole loop, because a widget showing old reviews and unanswered replies does half a job.
After a job, import your customer list and every customer gets the same simple ask, with a straight link to your Google review form. Campaigns are tracked to the click, so you can see the ask working.
Each new review arrives with a reply already drafted in your voice. The AI may only use your own facts — your warranty, your hours, your service rules — and it never offers anything those facts do not authorise. You edit, approve, and post it yourself.
No gating, no incentives, no fake reviews — ever. Everyone is asked equally, there is no satisfaction funnel, and paid-for praise is simply not offered. Those are the practices that draw FTC enforcement and Google removals, so the product is built so it cannot do them.
The suites price reputation by the location, the seat and the reply. Laudvia doesn't.
| Laudvia | Review suites | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $49/mo flat per site | ~$299–$599/mo per location |
| AI replies | Included, unlimited | Gated to $125+ tiers |
| Requests | Everyone asked equally | Often with satisfaction funnels |
One license covers one website — one domain, with every subdomain included, so staging and test copies never cost extra. While your subscription is active the widget keeps running, and if it lapses, the widget on that site pauses. See the homepage for the live demo, read how to get more Google reviews the compliant way, or check the FAQ before you start.