Client Reviews: What Our Clients Actually Say
Every one of these client reviews is published word for word, with the name and company of the person who wrote it. Nothing has been shortened to sound better. If you want to read them at source, the links to our Google, Facebook and LinkedIn profiles are further down this page.
5.0 average across 39 Google reviews.
Seven Client Reviews, Published In Full
“Saved me about $50-$60k per year on phone and internet charges.”
Matt Jardina
Partner, JJJardina.com
“We simply called the Help Desk and were greeted by a trained, knowledgeable and friendly representative, not an automated attendant.”
Lizzie Clark
Office Manager, Clark, Smith, Sizemore
“We maintain four locations. They take care of most items remotely, but will still make a trip on short notice.”
Tammy Perkins
CFO, Butler Prather
“They do a great job with all our company computers and servers. Easy to work with and quick to respond.”
Sara St. Germain
Office Manager, Hale Aircraft
“They usually can fix an issue within an hour and certainly same day.”
Matt Stoddard
Owner and Lawyer, The Stoddard Firm
“I highly recommend them for anyone looking for fast, reliable service.”
Crisi McCain
CFO, Southern Readymix
“Absolutely great performance, responsive and fast. I highly recommend UniVirtual!”
James Stone
Attorney, Stone Law Group
Why These Client Reviews Are Published In Full
Most IT company websites carry testimonials that have been trimmed to the flattering half of a sentence. We do not do that. Each of the client reviews on this page is reproduced exactly as the client wrote it, with their name and their company, because a review you can attribute is worth more than a dozen you cannot.
You will notice the client reviews are specific. They name a dollar figure, a number of offices, a response time. That is deliberate on our part as well: when we ask a client for feedback we ask what changed, not whether they were happy. A review that says we are great tells you nothing. A review that says an issue was fixed within an hour tells you what to expect on the day something breaks.
A note on star ratings for client reviews in Google. You will not see review stars next to this page in search results, and that is intentional. Google does not permit a business to mark up reviews it publishes about itself, so adding that code would risk a structured data penalty rather than earn a rich result. Star ratings in search come from our Google Business Profile, where six of these seven reviews were posted.
The Profiles These Reviews Come From
Google Business Profile
Our client reviews are collected on Google, where we hold a 5.0 average across 39 reviews. Open our profile to read every review at source.
Questions We Get About Our Client Reviews
Straight answers about how we collect and publish feedback.
Yes. Every one comes from a named client at a named company and was written by them, not by us. Six of the seven are published on our Google Business Profile, which carries a 5.0 average across 39 reviews. We have reproduced them here in full rather than trimming them to the flattering sentence.
Because these are the ones we can publish in full. Google truncates review text at around 240 characters in the places we can read it reliably, and we will not publish half a quote as though it were the whole thing. Where a client gave us the complete text, it is here.
Yes. Ask during a discovery call and we will arrange a reference in your industry, whether that is a law firm, a distributor or a manufacturer. We will ask the client first rather than hand out contact details.
Google does not allow a business to mark up reviews it publishes about itself. Adding that code would risk a structured data penalty rather than produce a rich result. Star ratings in search come from a Google Business Profile, which is where six of these seven reviews live.
Search UniVirtual Solutions in Google or Google Maps and use the review button on our profile, or send it to us directly and we will ask before publishing anything. We never edit a review beyond removing information a client asks us to remove.
We would. Nothing on this page has been filtered for tone. If a client raised something we handled badly and asked us to publish it, we would rather show it and describe what changed than pretend it never happened.
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