For local businesses in Southwest Florida
Take control of your Google reviews. And hand out a card that is really a website.
Type a number and your review request is already written, with your link inside: you just press send. Your card lives at one address forever, and you change what is inside from your phone.
Take one, or take both.Reviews
Type the number. Press send.
Your message is already written, with your review link inside it. Put in your customer's number and it goes out by WhatsApp, text or email in one tap: nothing to write, nothing to look up, no wrong link.
And it does not drop anyone straight on Google: it opens a screen of your own, with your logo and your color. That screen is why you end up with numbers instead of guesses: who rated you, who went on, and what somebody chose to tell you and not the internet.
We never ask for access to your Google account. We read your number the same way your customer does: by looking at it.
Your card
Your business card online. A small website, really.
One address that never changes, with your logo, your color and a design that is already finished. Whoever opens it installs nothing: no app, no account, no sign up.
What it says, you change from your phone. You rename your buttons and move them up or down with one thumb. No dragging: this list gets reordered standing on a job site.
Save, and whoever opens it a second later sees the new one. Nothing to reprint, nothing to hand out again, and the code you already gave away still leads to the same place.
One of those buttons collects a name and a phone. Whoever taps it lands in your panel with call, WhatsApp and text right next to them.
- Leave us a Google review
- Email us
- Call us
- Message us on WhatsApp
- Visit our website
Featured it opens your card, bigger and in your color.
Control
Your star reads itself. And you see how your street is doing.
Every morning we read your Google listing and your number updates on its own. You never type it, you never log in anywhere, and if Google has no number yet we leave it blank instead of making one up.
Next to it, the one number that is not about you: the average of the businesses in your trade near you. Above it or below it, said plainly.
Nobody else at this price tells you where you stand on your own street.
And there is more in there
What nobody hands you at this price.
From your card to your Google.
The number that ties both products: how many of the people who open your card tap review.
What they are actually after.
Which button on your card gets tapped most, ordered on its own. You never set this up.
Where they find you.
The cities your card gets opened from, counted on their own and up to date every day.
Thursday afternoon is your moment.
Your week, day by time of day. Send your link when they are already looking for you.
Advice that brings its own button.
It tells you what to move on your card, and then it moves it for you. One tap, with undo.
Google deleted two of your reviews.
It happens and nobody tells you. Your panel does, and it says plainly it was not your fault.
Your month, closed by itself.
A report with your logo and your numbers, ready every month. Open it, send it, keep it.
Your panel, on your home screen.
It sits there like any other app, with its own icon. One tap and you are in, no link to look for.
The panel
Everything above, open on your phone.
No password. You open a link and it is there, and you can keep it on your home screen with its own icon. Spanish or English in one tap. The link is yours and private: it carries your own key, and nobody sees your numbers without it.
Your plan, your payment method and your invoices are in there too, and you cancel whenever you want.
You don't build any of this. I set it up for you, and your card is live from day one. All I need from you is your business name and your Google listing.
this is your panel
The wait was longer than you told me, but the work came out perfect.
Good job overall. The only thing, nobody called me back to confirm the time.
They left everything clean. I would have liked a heads up before they arrived.
Three of these never reach Google. They reach you.
Straight answer
You cannot hide the bad ones. Nobody can.
Plenty of owners ask. The FTC has banned filtering who you invite since 2024, so the checkbox does not exist here: the same ask goes to everyone, in the same words, in the same place.
What someone would rather tell you in private gets a door of its own, offered next to the Google link and never instead of it. You hear it before it becomes one star less.
Same ask, same button, same place. Only the greeting changes.
Real cards
Businesses like yours, open right now.
These are not examples. They are their cards, the same ones they hand out today. Tap any of them and it opens exactly the way it opens for their customer.
Set mine upPrice
The others sell you the software. This one arrives already built.
Your card and your review request are built and published before you pay anything. That is what you see on day one.
All prices in US dollars, per month.
Your address, and everything inside it.
- Your card at yourbusiness.myorbyn.com
- You edit it from your phone, live at once
- Save-to-contacts, links, WhatsApp
- Who opens it, what they tap, and from where
Both, and the card drops to five dollars.
- Everything on both plans, in one panel
- From your card to your Google, measured
- Cancel any month, no contract
Your Google number, and the ask that moves it.
- One-tap review request, your logo and color
- Your real Google rating, read every morning
- Your trade's average, right next to yours
- Private notes that come only to you
