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Do not build this. A profile people search for by name is the product, and it exists whether you participate or not.

Somebody typing your company name into a search engine finds that profile. You cannot replicate the fact that a stranger trusts a third-party page more than testimonials on your own site — that is the whole mechanism, and it is a network position rather than software.

WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE PRICE
- This is among the most expensive subscriptions on the list. The free tier lets you claim the profile and reply to reviews, which is most of what actually matters
- Work out what the paid tier is doing for you. If it is invitation automation, that is a mailing list and a link
- The reviews themselves are collected whether you pay or not, which is unusual and worth remembering

WHAT YOU CAN BUILD, AND SHOULD

**Your own review collection**, feeding both your site and the platform:
- An automated invitation after a purchase, at the right delay — long enough to have used the thing, short enough to remember it. One reminder, never more
- Ask for a rating first, in one click. Then route: a high rating gets a link to the public profile, a low one gets a private form that reaches you
- **That routing has a line you must not cross.** Making it easier for happy customers to review publicly is fine. Suppressing negative reviews, or only inviting people you know are happy, is review gating — several platforms forbid it, consumer regulators treat it as a deceptive practice, and it is exactly the sort of thing this catalogue exists to be sceptical of. Invite everybody
- Collect your own reviews too, with permission, and publish them with structured data so search engines can show the rating

AND THE THING THAT MOVES THE NUMBER
Reply to the negative ones, publicly, quickly, and without arguing. A well-handled complaint reads better to the next reader than an unbroken run of five stars, which nobody quite believes anyway.

THE ONE-LINE VERSION
Claim the free profile and reply to everything. Build the invitation flow — and invite everybody, not just the happy ones.