Added review history and recent-review filters
See when a business received its Google reviews, and search by recent review counts rather than its lifetime total alone.
A total review count only tells you so much. A business with 200 reviews could have received most of them years ago, or still be getting reviews each week. We’ve added monthly review history and recent-review filters so you can look at that difference when researching a domain.
Reviews over time
The domain details panel now has a chart of the business’s monthly Google review counts. The small chart covers the last twelve months. You can expand it for a closer look and switch between twelve months, three years and all the history we’ve captured.
You can see whether reviews were spread over several years, concentrated in a short period, or continued into recent months. That gives you more context for the business behind the domain than its total count on its own.
The chart uses the reviews we’ve captured for the Google listing. Where collection is still in progress, the chart says so and monthly totals can increase. Review history won’t be available for every business yet.
Search by recent reviews
The Reviews filters now include the last review date and minimum or maximum review counts over seven, fourteen and thirty days. You can also add those recent counts and the last review date to the results table and sort by them.
If you want businesses that were still receiving reviews recently, you can look for at least ten reviews in thirty days instead of relying on a large lifetime total. The usual category, location and SEO filters still apply to that search.
Recent counts cover the period before the latest successful review check. They aren’t live counters, and businesses without a completed check are excluded when you set a count range.
API and MCP searches
The recent-review filters and counts are also available through the API and MCP searches, so an assistant can include them when building a shortlist.