Pricing
One subscription, all your reviews analysed every week.
Review Analysis
Turn your customer reviews into concrete decisions.
Basic
The essentials, delivered every week.
Billed annually
- Weekly analysis report
- 1 business
- Google + TripAdvisor sources
- Consultation dashboard
Premium
Decide faster and more accurately.
Billed annually
- Everything in Basic +
- In-depth weak signal analysis across several months
- Positioning within your sector
- Comparison with up to 5 competitors of your choice
- Multi-user with access management
Premium Multi-sites
For groups and chains.
from
Billed annually
Minimum 2 sites
- Everything in Premium +
- Multi-site
- Multi-user with access management
By choosing a plan, you accept the Terms of Sale.
Before you commit.
How does the subscription work?
You can subscribe monthly or annually. The annual option is discounted compared to monthly billing. You can cancel at the end of the current period from your account settings.
How many reviews are analysed?
All of them, with no cap. Whether you receive 5 or 500 reviews a week, the analysis price stays the same. You pay for the analysis, not the volume.
When is the report sent?
Every week by default. You can change the day and time in your preferences (Premium and Premium Multi-site plans).
When will I receive my first report?
As soon as payment is confirmed: a full analysis of your reviews is launched immediately and your first report arrives within minutes, by email and on the dashboard. After that, a report every week.
Will my Google reviews be affected?
Analysis is read-only: it only reads your public reviews. Nothing is published or changed on your listings without your agreement.
What happens if I cancel?
Your subscription stops at the end of the current period, with no fee and no notice. Your data is never resold or reused, and you can ask for it to be deleted at any time.
How do I improve my online reputation?
We start by analysing what your Google and TripAdvisor reviews are actually saying: trends, weak signals, recurring sentiment. avismetrics delivers the priority levers and concrete recommendations every week to move your online reputation forward, sector by sector.
How should I reply to a negative Google review?
A negative review calls for a prompt, factual reply in your tone: acknowledge the experience, recognise the point raised, and suggest a follow-up. The weekly analysis flags the reviews to handle first and the pattern behind them, so your reply addresses the substance.
Why analyse reviews as a whole rather than one by one?
Checking reviews individually misses the trends: an irritant that surfaces three weeks running goes unnoticed until the rating drops. Weekly analysis cross-references all your sources, isolates weak signals, and delivers an actionable digest in five minutes.
A question before you start?
Write to us. A member of our team will reply within the day.
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