Enter your current rating and review count to see exactly how many 5-star reviews it takes to reach your target.
Your Google rating is the average of every review's star value. To move that average from where it is to a target, the number of new 5-star reviews needed is:
The higher your rating already is, the more each 5-star review costs you — because you're closer to the ceiling of 5. That's why a high rating is only stable when it's backed by a steady stream of recent reviews. A 4.8 built on 500 reviews shrugs off a bad week; a 4.8 built on 25 wobbles every time one customer has an off day.
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