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Cephalo Roofing
There’s no reason a third-party platform should open contractor profiles and collect reviews without permission. Birdeye does exactly that, then locks basic features behind a paywall. i call them to remove my profile and they playing a automated game. Who care same way they open same way they will shutit down. So Stupid to do that to hold ppl reputation and ask for money to maintain it!!!
Loja Roofing
Birdeye has no business opening contractor profiles without permission and holding reviews on them. Transparency is lacking, and meaningful control only comes after paying. Very disappointing experience.
MT Solar & Roofing
This platform operates as pay-to-play. Birdeye creates profiles, collects reviews, and then limits visibility and control unless you subscribe. No company should be forced to pay to manage a profile they didn’t create.
Davis Home Services
Birdeye is a pay-to-play platform that creates business profiles without proper authorization and then holds contractor reviews hostage unless you pay. Businesses should have full control over their own profiles, not be forced into subscriptions just to protect their reputation.
Penyak Roofing
They pull reviews from Google, republish them, and then position themselves as the gatekeeper. When negative feedback appears, the solution is always the same: upgrade, pay more, or sign a longer contract. That’s not reputation management — that’s pressure.