Local business guide
How to use AI for review reply writer
Calm, on-brand replies to Google and Yelp reviews. Here is how to do it well with any AI chatbot, and a ready-made kit if you want the rules done for you.
Step by step
- Collect your real inputs. Got a one-star review? Paste it in. I'll draft a calm reply you can check and post. Use only facts you can stand behind; good output starts with real input.
- Give the chatbot fixed rules. A one-line prompt gets a different answer every time. Load a task kit (instructions, a knowledge file and worked examples) into a ChatGPT, Claude or Grok project so the same checks run on every request.
- Paste your inputs and pick a mode. Ask for one job at a time. Say what the output is for, who reads it and any length or date limits.
- Check what the bot flags. Read every flagged line, fix anything that is not true, and approve the final version yourself.
Common mistakes
- Letting the chatbot invent details you never gave it.
- Skipping the limits (length, dates, character counts) and fixing it by hand later.
- Trusting math you cannot see. Ask for every number to be shown.
The ready-made kit: Replyly
Paste a review. Replyly drafts a short, calm reply that sounds like you, keeps out the lines that cause trouble, and tells you when a review needs a phone call instead of a public answer.
- Your voice learned from 3 past replies you paste in
- Never-say list: no admitting fault, no offers, no arguing, no confirming someone is a patient or client
- Call-first flags for injury, food safety and legal threats
- Fake-review handling: a calm reply plus how to report it to Google or Yelp
- Triage labels and 20 reply starters
- Monthly theme summary and a staff coaching note
- A dated knowledge file with Google and Yelp review policy links
- 5-minute setup guides for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok projects
Get Replyly, Standard $25 one-time See the demo and all plans
Questions
Can a free chatbot do review reply writer?
It can try. Plain chatbots tend to skip limits, guess at facts and show no math. A task kit gives the chatbot fixed rules, a knowledge file and worked examples, so the output follows the same checks every time.
What does Replyly need from me?
Got a one-star review? Paste it in. I'll draft a calm reply you can check and post.
Which chatbots does it work with?
ChatGPT, Claude and Grok projects. The kit includes a 5-minute setup guide for each.
What do I pay?
Basic $15, Standard $25 or Pro $39 one-time, or Updates $12 per month. One-time plans are yours to keep. See the store's refund policy.
TaskBot Market, built by Late to AI. Support: imlatetoai@gmail.com. Unofficial, not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI or Google, Yelp. Not professional advice.