Look like the obvious choice: a steady stream of five-star Google reviews, requested and showcased for you.
No code needed: it works as a floating pop-up. Inside a page is optional. How it goes on ↓See it in action
Thanks for visiting The Copper Kettle for your birthday brunch. Would you mind rating how it went?
Tap a star — takes ten seconds
One click after every job. The customer gets a friendly email with a big star rating.
Higher conversion on pages that show reviews.
Northwestern Spiegel Research Center, on product pages with 1+ reviews vs. none
What you get
Review requests one at a time or in bulk from a CSV, with one automatic reminder
Unhappy customers get a private line to you first, so problems get fixed, not just published
A floating “★ 4.9 on Google” badge on every page, with no code to add
A wall of your best reviews anywhere on your site, plus AI-drafted replies to copy across
Getting it live
Add it from your dashboard. One checkbox.
It works on your site straight away as a floating pop-up, no code. Placing it inside a page is optional.
A reviews wall inside a page, usually on your homepage or a testimonials page:
<div data-atlas-reviews></div>It switches off immediately and billing prorates itself.
“Google doesn't rank my pages, and AI search engines don't recommend me.”
Three tools that fix that problem together. Bundle prices are on the way; until then, add the others on their own.
Also works well with
A contact form, a floating “Get a quote” tab and a lead quiz — every enquiry answered instantly, emailed to you and ranked by priority.
An instant price calculator for your website (e.g. “How much will your patio cost?”). Visitors see a guide price, then ask you for an exact quote.
A postcode checker for your website. Visitors find out straight away if you cover them; people outside your area can still leave their details.
Anything else, email general@atlasstudiosuk.com. A real person replies, usually the same day.
They're invited to tell you privately first, so you get the chance to put it right. They can still go on to Google if they want to: the rating page always offers the Google link.
From your Google Business Profile. New Google reviews are pulled in automatically every week, so the badge and the wall stay up to date.
No. Once the Atlas script is on your site, it works as a floating pop-up straight away. Putting it inside a page is one optional line.
Your first month is free. Add a card at checkout and nothing is charged until the month is up. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Yes. Untick it in your dashboard and it switches off straight away. Billing prorates itself to the day, with no contract and no cancellation forms.