hi @Giacomo Chinellato I know you mentioned accessing agency dashboard is planned for Q2 for every individual member but i thought would be nice that we access our dashboard with a white labeled domain my dashboard.mysaas.site (the one you use for widget as well) etc or localhostsaas.com something like this so when we are accessing our dashboard as screen sharing, we can easily do that

Hi Climbers 👋 This week we’re working on two important areas: giving you more control from custom plans, and making the review link fully aligned with Google’s expectations. First, you’ll be able to enable or disable specific review link features directly from the custom plan — for example AI Review Suggestions and the initial review filter — so you can decide exactly what experience each client receives depending on your positioning. Now the key topic: the review filter and the current review link experience. We’ve read all your comments and we want to clarify what actually matters for Google. The rule is simple — if you ask a customer for a review, every customer must always have a real possibility to leave a public review, positive or negative. The issue is not collecting private feedback: the issue is blocking or discouraging public reviews. Right now, in the negative experience page the “leave a public review” option exists, but it’s much smaller than the private feedback button. In practice this creates an imbalance: customers are naturally pushed toward leaving private feedback instead of having an equal choice. Even if the public option is technically present, it does not have the same visibility. We are fixing this. In the new version, both options will have equal importance. Customers will clearly see they can either send private feedback or leave a public review on Google (or other platforms), with properly visible buttons for each platform. The goal is not to direct the decision, but to let the customer genuinely choose. In the positive experience page, they will also have both options: public review or private feedback. If the filter is enabled, only the order changes: low rating → private first, public second high rating → public first, private second If the filter is disabled, the experience becomes a single neutral page where customers freely choose between public review and private feedback. We also discussed this structure with operators in the space who have directly interacted with Google, and this aligns with the guidelines.

hey @Giacomo Chinellato , you spoke about how a person who has an integration problem with stripe or has other payment methods can automate the subscription and also the cancellation.

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Is the website feature working for you? Everything on my side is properly connected (Google, reviews, integrations) and working fine. Only the website function itself is not working and keeps giving an error. Curious if others are experiencing the same.