Connect your review channels
Tenlo watches your connected Google Business Profile and Facebook reviews so you do not have to keep checking them.
Tenlo watches for new reviews, drafts replies in your voice, and flags lower-rated or sensitive feedback for your approval. Respond promptly when it matters, without putting every reply on your to-do list.

Good work earns reviews. Busy weeks make the difficult ones easy to leave behind.
The easy five-star thank-you is rarely the problem. It is the difficult review that sits unanswered while the owner is out doing the work customers hired them for.
When a homeowner compares a few local companies, that exchange is part of the decision. A current, specific response shows that there are real people behind the work. A rushed reply does not sound like you, and a sensitive review should not be handled on autopilot.
Tenlo gives you a simple way to stay consistent without turning review management into another job on your list.
Most businesses reply to the easy reviews and miss the hard ones.
A 2026 UENI analysis of 229,882 small-business Google reviews found that 9.8% of one-star reviews received a public reply, compared with 29.3% of five-star reviews. When businesses did reply to a one-star review, the average wait was 19.5 days.
The study describes one platform's connected businesses, not every business everywhere. But the gap is clear: difficult reviews are often the ones that need a practical response process first.
Tenlo is built for that gap. It helps you spot the reviews that need attention, prepare a calm and specific response, and keep the final judgment with the business owner.
One simple job: help your review page stay current, specific, and owner-like when the workweek gets busy.
Tenlo watches your connected Google Business Profile and Facebook reviews so you do not have to keep checking them.
Each draft uses the details in the review and the voice you want customers to hear, not a generic template.
Approve or edit replies before they post. Lower-rated and sensitive feedback is flagged for your attention first.
Legal, accusatory, lower-rated, or otherwise sensitive feedback is routed for your review. You decide how to respond; Tenlo does not treat it like routine praise.
Share your business details and we will prepare three tailored drafts from recent public reviews. They are examples only. Nothing is posted or changed on your profiles.
We really appreciate the detailed feedback. Every home and project has its own considerations, so we are glad we could walk you through the right approach and that the work went smoothly. Thank you for trusting our team around your property.
We are glad we could respond quickly and get the damage taken care of for you. Clear communication and dependable work matter a great deal to our team. We truly appreciate the recommendation.
It means a great deal that you chose us again for the rest of your project. We are glad the process, workmanship, and customer service lived up to your first experience. Thank you for your continued trust.
Tenlo is starting with owner-led local businesses whose next customer often checks Google before deciding whom to call.
Once the sample replies show you what the workflow can sound like, start a trial when you are ready. No setup fee and no long-term contract.
You set the workflow. You can approve and edit replies before they post, and feedback that needs care is always routed to you first.
Yes. Tenlo is designed to help keep your Google review replies current. It can also watch connected Facebook reviews.
Lower-rated or sensitive feedback is flagged for your attention. You decide how to handle the response; it is not treated like a routine reply.
They should not. Each draft uses the review details and the voice you want to use. You can edit any draft before it is posted.
Yes. There is no setup fee, and you can cancel after the 14-day trial if Tenlo is not a fit.
See how recent customer feedback could sound with a little more consistency and none of the daily writing.
We will prepare three tailored drafts. You decide what happens next.