Google Reviews Analyzer
Ratings, topics and owner replies
What Is the Google Reviews Analyzer?
The Google Reviews Analyzer reads a business's Google reviews and sums them up: the rating breakdown across every review, the topics reviewers mention most, the owner's reply rate, and up to 200 individual reviews you can sort and export. Find a place by name and city, or paste its Google Maps link.
Key Features
What Reviews Tell You
A 4.5 rating hides a lot. The newest reviews show whether things are getting better or worse, the lowest-rated ones show what goes wrong, and the owner's reply rate shows how much the business cares. Topic tags reveal what people actually notice, good and bad, in their own words.
Reading Reviews at Scale
Agencies and analysts pull reviews for dozens of locations to compare service, spot problems and benchmark competitors. Google limits how many reviews it shows to signed-out visitors at times, so large-scale review scraping runs through rotating residential proxies and real browsers. This tool retries automatically when Google holds reviews back.
Common Use Cases
- Analyzing a competitor's reviews before opening nearby
- Monitoring your own locations for new complaints
- Finding what customers praise most for marketing copy
- Checking a supplier's reputation
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Google Reviews Analyzer free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
Why did I get fewer reviews than I asked for?
Google sometimes shows signed-out visitors only a handful of reviews. The tool retries once automatically and tells you if the list is still partial. The rating breakdown always covers every review.
Are reviewer names included?
No. The analysis uses the date, rating, text, likes and owner reply. Reviewer names and photos are not shown or kept.
How do I pick the right location of a chain?
Add the street or neighborhood to the name, or paste the Google Maps link to that exact location.
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