The short answer
NiceJob and ReplyChamp solve two different problems. NiceJob is mostly about asking: it sends a review request after each job, follows up if the customer doesn’t answer, and shows your best reviews on your website. AI replies are one part of its higher plan.
ReplyChamp is only about answering. It drafts a reply to each new Google review in your own voice, and you decide which ones post on their own. So the real question is which job you need help with. If you get two reviews a month, you need NiceJob’s half. If you get twenty and answer five, you need ReplyChamp’s.
NiceJob pricing vs ReplyChamp
NiceJob publishes its prices. Both plans are monthly, in US dollars, with a 14-day free trial and no contract. Its pricing page doesn’t say whether the price is per location.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| NiceJob Starter | $95 a month | Review requests, social proof widgets, social sharing, team leaderboard, a reviews microsite |
| NiceJob Pro | $135 a month | Everything in Starter, plus repeat-customer campaigns, referrals, broadcasts, AI Replies, NPS surveys and competitive intel |
| NiceJob Sites (add-on) | $99 a month plus $199 setup | A website built and hosted by NiceJob |
| ReplyChamp | $7 per location per month, or $70 a year | A drafted reply to every new Google review, in your voice. Auto-reply only for the ratings you choose. First 10 replies free, cancel any time |
When we first checked on October 31, 2026, NiceJob listed Starter at $75 and Pro at $125. By November 4 they were $95 and $135. Prices change, so check NiceJob’s pricing page before you buy.
NiceJob vs ReplyChamp features
| NiceJob | ReplyChamp | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Getting more reviews and referrals after each job | Answering every Google review |
| Review requests | Text or email when a job is marked done, with timed follow-ups | No. Our free review link and QR code tool helps you ask |
| AI replies | Pro plan only. NiceJob says it can “respond to reviews automatically” | Every plan, drafted in your voice from replies you’ve written |
| Approval before posting | Fully automatic, or an approval queue you turn on | Every draft waits until you’ve approved 10; then only the ratings you pick post on their own |
| Review sites | Google, Facebook and more | Google only |
| Field service tools | Jobber, ServiceTitan and Housecall Pro, plus Zapier | Not needed: it reads reviews straight from your Google profile |
| Contract | None. Cancel any time | None. Cancel any time |
| Built for | Home services, auto and moving, beauty and wellness, professional services | Any business whose owner runs its own Google profile |
NiceJob details are from the sources listed at the end of this page, checked on November 4, 2026. NiceJob changes its products and plans, so check their site for the latest. NiceJobis a trademark of its owner, and ReplyChamp isn't affiliated with NiceJob.
Getting reviews or answering them: which problem do you have?
Open your Google Business Profile and look at the last 30 days. Two numbers tell you most of what you need:
- New reviews this month. Under five, and asking is your bottleneck. NiceJob’s automatic requests are built for exactly that.
- Reviews with no reply. If more than a handful are sitting there unanswered, replying is your bottleneck. Every unanswered review is read by the next customer too.
Plenty of owners have both problems. In that case, NiceJob Pro covers both in one bill. If you only have the second one, you’d be paying for referral campaigns, broadcasts and surveys you won’t open.
Can you use NiceJob and ReplyChamp together?
Yes, and some owners will want to: NiceJob Starter for the review requests, ReplyChamp for the replies. That costs less than NiceJob Pro and gives you replies written in your own voice, with the hard ones held for you.
The one rule: don’t let two tools answer the same reviews. If you move up to NiceJob Pro later, turn off one of the two reply features so a customer never gets two answers.
Getting more reviews without a paid tool
If you pick a reply-only tool, you can still ask for reviews for free. Get your review link and a printable QR card from our review link and QR code tool, and ask every customer at the end of the job, not only the happy ones. Our guide on how to get more Google reviews covers what to say, and the two things Google doesn’t allow: offering anything in return for a review, and only asking people you expect to be happy.
When NiceJob is the better choice
- You get only a few new reviews a month and want every customer asked automatically.
- You already use Jobber, ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro and want requests sent when a job closes.
- You also want referrals, repeat-customer campaigns and review widgets on your website.
If that’s you, start NiceJob’s 14-day trial and see how many reviews it brings in during the first two weeks.
When ReplyChamp is the better choice
- Reviews already come in. Answering them is what falls behind.
- You want replies that sound like you, not like a template.
- You want to pay for replies only: $7 a month for each location.
- You’re not a service business, or you don’t use a field service tool.
Every draft waits for you until you’ve approved 10. After that, auto-reply posts only the ratings you pick. 1–2★ reviews wait for you unless you deliberately choose All reviews, and reviews about health, safety, legal threats or refunds always wait.
Moving your replies from NiceJob to ReplyChamp
If you’re on NiceJob Pro and only want to change who writes the replies, it takes about ten minutes:
- Turn off NiceJob’s AI Replies first, so no review gets answered twice.
- Sign in to ReplyChamp with Google and connect the Business Profile you already reply from.
- Approve your first 10 drafts. ReplyChamp learns how you write from the replies already on your profile.
- Choose what posts on its own. For example, 5★ only. Everything else waits for you.
- Keep or drop NiceJob Starter for review requests. Your past replies stay on Google either way.
Common questions
How much does NiceJob cost?
When we checked on November 4, 2026, NiceJob listed Starter at $95 a month and Pro at $135 a month, in US dollars, with a 14-day free trial and no contract. AI Replies are part of Pro. A website add-on was $99 a month plus $199 setup.
Does NiceJob reply to reviews automatically?
NiceJob says its Pro plan can respond to reviews automatically in your brand voice, and it also offers an approval queue so you can check each reply before it posts.
Is there a cheaper alternative to NiceJob for review replies?
If you mainly need replies to your Google reviews, yes. ReplyChamp drafts and posts them in your voice for $7 per location per month, or $70 per year, with 10 free replies first. It doesn’t send review requests.
Can I use NiceJob and ReplyChamp together?
Yes. NiceJob Starter can send the review requests while ReplyChamp writes the replies. Just make sure only one tool replies to reviews, so no customer gets two answers.
Can I try ReplyChamp before paying?
Yes. Your first 10 replies are free and no credit card is needed. You can also try the public demo with a made-up café without signing in.
Verdict
NiceJob is a good pick for a service business that needs more reviews coming in, especially one already running jobs through Jobber, ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro. Its automatic requests and follow-ups are the core of what you pay for.
If your reviews already arrive and the replies are what pile up, NiceJob Pro is a lot of tool for one job. ReplyChamp does that job for $7 a location, in your voice, and holds the difficult reviews for you.
Your first 10 replies are free
No credit card. Then $7 per location per month, or $70 per year. See pricing.
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Checked on November 4, 2026. Prices are in US dollars unless the source says otherwise.