NiceJob review

A review-generation tool that automatically texts and emails your customers for a Google review after the job is done, then chases referrals, repeat bookings, and puts your best reviews on your website.

What it costsas of August 2026

Reviews: $75/moReview requests, monitoring, site widgets, integrations
Pro: $125/moAdds referrals, gifting, AI review replies, NPS surveys
Sites: $99/moDone-for-you website, plus a $199 setup fee
Grow + Sites: $174/moBundle, plus the $199 setup fee
Franchise and multi-location: Quote only

Sites customers pay extra for add-ons: $145 one-time plus $15/mo per additional landing page, and $245 one-time plus $15/mo per blog or CMS. There is no contract and no card up front, just a 14-day free trial.

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What NiceJob does

Pricing & terms

Starts atThe real monthly cost to get in the door, before add-ons.

$75/mo for Reviews and $125/mo for Pro, both printed on the pricing page

How pricing worksFlat tiers, per user, or per job. This decides how fast the bill grows as you add people.

Flat monthly price for the business, not per user; the website product costs extra

Free trial or planCan you try it with your own jobs before paying?

14-day free trial, no card up front, billing starts the day the trial ends

ContractMonth-to-month vs a year-plus commitment you can't easily leave.

No contract. Month to month, and the pricing page says so plainly

Fit & support

Ease of useHow hard it is to get a non-technical crew actually using it.

You sign up yourself, connect your job software, then it mostly runs on its own

SupportWhat owners say about reaching a human when something breaks.

Chat, phone and email, Mon to Thu 9 to 5 and Fri 9 to 1 Pacific, plus a help center

What it does

Automatic review requestsAsks the happy customer for a Google review while the job is fresh.

Texts the customer after the job, then chases with a few email reminders

Review monitoringTells you when a review lands so a bad one does not sit for a week.

Watches review sites for you and reports what people keep bringing up

Reply from one placeAnswer Google and Facebook reviews without logging into each.

AI-written replies on both plans; fully hands-off auto-replying needs Pro

Show reviews on your sitePuts the proof in front of someone deciding whether to call you.

Social-proof widgets on both plans drop your best reviews onto your own site

Syncs with job softwareFires the review request off a completed job automatically.

Jobber and Housecall Pro fire the request the moment you close out the job

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How we research this

Pricing comes from NiceJob's own pricing pages and is dated at the time we checked it. Features are taken from the vendor's documentation, not from a sales call. We are independent and rank on fit, never on what a tool pays us. See how we review.