Reviews from clients who actually booked you.
After every completed session we ask the client for a review. Only real bookings can leave one, and it shows on your page where new clients decide.
Exactly what I needed. Already booked my next one.
Low ratings show too. Hosts cannot delete reviews.
Illustration, a sample review. Tap the stars.
- Who can review
- Only the guest who booked the session
- When we ask
- As soon as the booking is marked complete
- Where it shows
- Your profile and the service they booked
- Plans
- Included on Sloth and Sloth Active
A screenshot of a DM is not a review.
Kind words in your WhatsApp are lovely. To a stranger looking at your page, they are just a picture. Here is the same happy client, both ways.
- Without: Anyone could have typed it. A screenshot proves nothing.
- Without: It lives in your phone, not where new clients are deciding.
- Without: You remember to ask some weeks, and forget the rest.
- Without: Cropped, unnamed and undated by the time it is posted.
- With Book A Sloth: Written by the guest who booked, after the session was completed.
- With Book A Sloth: Shown on your profile and on the service they booked.
- With Book A Sloth: Asked for automatically, every time a booking completes.
- With Book A Sloth: With their name, their rating and the date, on your page.
Both cards are illustrations.
From finished session to public proof.
Three steps, and you only do the first one.
- Step 1
Run the session
Your guest books through your page and the session happens. Mark it complete in your dashboard, or it completes on its own shortly after the end time.
- Step 2
Your guest gets the ask
The moment it completes, we email them a link to review that exact booking, and it appears in their Book A Sloth notifications. They sign in with their phone number and tap a rating.
- Step 3
It shows on your page
The review appears on your public profile and on the page of the service they booked, with their name and the date.
Built so reviews can be trusted.
A review only means something if the person reading it believes it. Every rule below is there for that reader.
Only real guests
A review needs a completed booking, and only the guest on that booking can write it. There is no open review form on your page.
One review per booking
Each guest can review each booking once. Ten bookings from one person cannot turn into ten reviews of the same session.
Asked for automatically
The review link goes out by email when a booking completes, plus a prompt in the guest’s account. Nothing for you to remember.
On your profile and service pages
Reviews show on your public profile and on the page of the service that was booked, where people decide.
Guests can update theirs
The guest who wrote a review can come back and edit it. Nobody else can, including you.
Rate your guests too
After a completed session you can review the guest from your bookings. They see it in their account.
A heads-up for every review
You get a notification in your dashboard each time a new review comes in.
Moderated by our team
Our team can hide a review, which removes it from every public page.
How a review becomes verified.
Four checkpoints sit between a booking and a review on your page. Tap each one to see what it checks, and what it keeps out.
The review starts from a booking on your page, tied to the guest who made it.
Anyone without a booking. There is no review form for strangers to fill in.
Hosts who moved their clients out of the DMs.
Real hosts on Book A Sloth, talking about running their bookings here.
Stuck the link in my Insta bio. Looks way better than sending a GPay QR after the call.
Clients book site-visit slots straight off my link and pay upfront. No more chasing dates over WhatsApp.
Half my day used to go in 'is a cabin free at 4?' WhatsApps. Now people just book it themselves.
Set up my weekend mentoring in one evening and kind of forgot about it. Slots fill, money's already in.
I send the link, they pick a slot, payment's sorted before the call. No more awkward money talk.
My patients forget appointments easily. The reminder texts have honestly been a lifesaver.
Review questions, answered.
Can anyone leave a review on my page?
No. Only the guest who booked can review, and only after that booking is marked complete. There is no public review form.
When is the review request sent?
As soon as the booking completes. That happens when you mark it complete, or automatically shortly after the session ends. The guest gets an email with a link to review that booking, plus a prompt in their account.
What if the guest did not show up?
Mark the booking as a no-show. A no-show is never completed, so no review request goes out for a session that did not happen.
Can I delete or edit a review?
No. Only the guest who wrote a review can edit it. If a review looks abusive or about the wrong session, contact our support team. Moderators can hide a review from every public page.
Where do reviews show up?
On your public profile once you have your first review, and on the page of the service that was booked. Each one shows the guest’s name, their star rating, any comment and the date.
Do my guests need an account or password?
No password. They sign in with their phone number and a one-time code, the same way they booked.
Can I review my guests?
Yes. After a completed session you can rate the guest from your bookings. They see it in their account. It does not appear on your public profile.
Is it on the free plan?
Yes. Guest reviews are included on Sloth and on Sloth Active.
Let your last client introduce your next one.
Set up your booking page free. Every completed session asks for a review on its own.