Find the best rated businesses, with the reviews to back it.

Five stars from three reviews says little; 4.8 from six hundred says a lot. Pinweaver ranks the businesses of a market by their rating weighed by the number of reviews behind it, so the list starts with the ones customers have proven.

100 free credits, no card needed.

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How “best rated” is measured

Each business's rating is weighed by how many reviews support it, against the businesses found in the same search. A high rating with a handful of reviews counts for less until more customers confirm it. The same business in the same market always gets the same score.

You can set a minimum number of reviews (“at least 50 reviews”) in the sentence or on the plan card, so only well-established businesses are ranked.

Who looks for them

  • Partnerships and referral programmes: strong businesses make strong partners.
  • Premium suppliers and services, whose customers care about quality.
  • Recruiters, when the best-run businesses are where the best people work.
  • Anyone choosing who to work with in a new city.

A best rated business is not a business with a problem, and Pinweaver never describes it as one: its reasons say what the business does well.

Doing it by hand, and what changes

Google Maps shows a rating and a review count on every result, but it orders them for the person searching, not by how proven they are, so a new place with a perfect score sits next to an institution with years of reviews. Comparing them by hand means a spreadsheet and a formula for each city.

Pinweaver weighs every business found in the search the same way and ranks them, so the list you get is already in order. Refine it by chat for free (“only the ones with a website”, “independents only”) save the ones you want into a list, or share the results with a client as a read-only link.

Sentences to try

Any city, any trade. Type it the way you would say it:

  • “the 10 best dentists in Austin”
  • “best rated Italian restaurants in Boston”
  • “top rated physiotherapists in Dublin with at least 50 reviews”

Questions

Why not just sort by stars?
Because the businesses with very few reviews would win: a new place with three five-star reviews would beat one with 4.8 from hundreds of customers. Weighing by the number of reviews puts proven businesses first.
Can I combine best rated with other filters?
Yes: with or without a website, independent only, newly opened (“well-rated newly opened cafés”), a minimum number of reviews.
Is it free to try?
The free trial gives 100 credits for 30 days with no card, about three real hunts.

Your next leads are one sentence away.

Businesses that need help, the best, the busiest or the brand new. Say who, and the agent finds them, ranks them and shows its work.

100 free credits to start. No card needed.