A bad review costs a restaurant a slow Tuesday.
It costs you the case.
When one job is worth thousands, a single stranger’s opinion can undo a year of good work. Authyr is built for that kind of business — reviews come only from people who actually paid you, and you get 30 private days to fix a problem before anyone reads about it.
What one review is worth
● LiveRestaurant → salon → auto → clinic → law firm
30 private days
Same window, every industry
Pick your industry.
Each one fails in its own specific way. Every page below leads with the problem that industry actually has — not a generic pitch.
Legal →
PI · family · estate · immigration
A review from someone who was never your client — and no way to prove it.
Healthcare →
Doctors · dentists · derm · plastic
You legally can’t reply. HIPAA makes even confirming a patient a disclosure.
Home services →
Contractors · trades · roofing
The job went fine. The review didn’t — and it costs you the next ten.
Auto →
Repair · body · dealer service
A chargeback lands 60 days later and the car is long gone.
Beauty & wellness →
Medspa · salon · wellness
Subjective results, permanent public verdicts, easy sabotage.
Financial →
Advisors · CPAs · brokers
Compliance limits what you can say. It doesn’t limit what they can post.
Veterinary →
Clinics · mobile
Grief writes reviews. So does a bill nobody saw coming.
What’s the same everywhere.
Your industry changes how we confirm someone was really your customer. Everything else holds.
Only real customers
Every review is tied to a real, paid visit. Someone who never transacted with you has nothing to attach a review to.
30 private days
A complaint reaches you before it reaches the internet. Most get solved with one phone call.
Nothing gets deleted
Not by us, not by you. That’s exactly why people believe what they read.
The good, the bad, and the ugly are what make a business real.
Nobody trusts a flawless five stars. A record you can’t rig — not even you — is the only one worth believing.
Own the proof.
Stop sending customers somewhere else to decide whether you’re worth calling.