Aim for the next decimal
Going from 4.4 to 4.5 changes what customers see in Maps. Use the calculator to find the cheapest next step.
Enter your current rating and review count, pick the rating you want, and see exactly how many 5-star reviews it takes to get there.
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Target rating
to show 4.7 stars
Google shows one decimal place, so you need a true average of 4.65 or more.
What if you add…
Formula: (current average × reviews + 5 × new reviews) ÷ total reviews. Google may filter some reviews, so treat the result as a close estimate.
Google shows your average to one decimal place, so every tenth of a star is visible to customers comparing you.
Going from 4.4 to 4.5 changes what customers see in Maps. Use the calculator to find the cheapest next step.
Customers read the newest reviews first. A steady flow keeps your profile looking active, not just highly rated.
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Google shows the average of all your star ratings, rounded to one decimal place. Reviews Google filters or removes don’t count.
Only if every review is 5 stars. Once you have any lower rating, your average can get very close to 5.0 but never quite reach it.
Google may hold back new reviews for a short time, filter some, or round slightly differently. Treat the result as a close estimate.
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