Our mission

Giving business owners back the time their reviews take.

A restaurant owner, a hotelier or a shopkeeper has better things to do than answer reviews at night. We build the tool that does it for them, as well as they would, while leaving them the final say.

It all started with a simple observation

A restaurant owner, a craftsman or a clinic manager puts all their energy into their core business. They have neither the time nor the wish to spend hours every week reading and answering every Google review, whether glowing or unfair. Yet their revenue depends on it: for an independent restaurant, one extra star on Yelp means 5 to 9% more revenue, while it makes no difference to a chain1.

Customers, for their part, expect a quick reply: 81% expect one within a week, and nearly one in five on the same day2. And Google takes the number of reviews and their rating into account in its local ranking3. Answering everything, well and fast, has become a mental load. We wanted an assistant that could automate this task without losing any of the personal touch.

ReplyTop is not one more tool to keep an eye on: it keeps an eye on your reviews, so you can focus on your customers.

What guides our choices

Three principles, applied to every feature we ship.

  • Built for local businesses

    Cutting-edge technology should not be reserved for big brands. We put it to work for independent businesses, at a price that makes sense for them.

  • Replies that never ring false

    Automation should never show. Our AI writes tailored replies that pick up on what each customer wrote: a generic or templated reply puts off one consumer in two2.

  • No commitment, no surprises

    Published prices, subscriptions you can cancel anytime, and replies you can always review or edit.

Take your evenings back. ReplyTop answers your reviews.

Connect your Google profile in a few clicks: your next reviews get their reply, without you having to think about it.

Start for free
  • 5 free replies a month
  • No credit card
  • Cancel anytime

Notes & References

  1. 1.Michael Luca, Reviews, Reputation, and Revenue: The Case of Yelp.com (opens in a new tab), Harvard Business School, Working Paper 12-016, 2016. Harvard Business School working paper (2011, revised 2016). Data: Washington State restaurants and their Yelp ratings.
  2. 2.BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (opens in a new tab), February 11, 2026. Survey of 1,002 US consumers conducted in February 2026.
  3. 3.Google, Tips to improve your local ranking on Google (opens in a new tab), accessed September 29, 2026. Official Google Business Profile help page.