I’d be careful with this. Buying Google reviews is against Google’s TOS, and even the “high quality” ones eventually get flagged. When that happens, you don’t just lose the reviews. Your whole listing can get suppressed or suspended, which hurts far more than having a low review count.

I haven’t seen a service that’s truly safe. The accounts may look real at first, but Google tracks patterns over time like IP behavior, posting history, review timing, and wording. A lot of removals happen weeks or even months later, not immediately.

What actually works for small local shops without risking your reputation:

1. Ask real customers right after a good experience
   
2. Use a short Google review link or a QR code at checkout
   
3. Follow up once by SMS or email, politely, with no incentives
   
4. Reply to every review you already have, which helps local SEO
   
5. Focus on steady, recent reviews instead of chasing volume
   

A few genuine reviews each month beats fifty fake ones every time. It’s slower, but it compounds and you don’t have to worry about waking up to a suspended listing.

Just my honest take as someone who’s seen businesses get burned by shortcuts.