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Google review QR code: Turn a good visit into a public review

One tap opens your review page while the customer is still standing there, pleased with you.

Make my review codeSee how it works

No sign-up needed · Free

A Google review QR code at work

  • A phone camera pointed at a review QR code card tucked in a café bill folderIn the bill folder
  • A hand scans a “Tell us how we did” QR sign on a salon counterAt the salon counter
  • A homeowner scans a “Tell us how we did” QR sticker on a service van doorOn the van door

What your customers see

  • Straight to your review box
  • No app, no searching
  • Google, Facebook, Tripadvisor or Trustpilot

How a QR code for reviews works

  1. Print a table tent

  2. Customers scan it

  3. Compare scans per table

Who it is for

  • Restaurants and cafés
  • Trades and home services
  • Real estate agents
  • Shops and salons

Questions about your Google review QR code

Google already gives me a review link. Why use this?

Your Google review link is a fine start, and this code opens it. We find it for you from your business name, give each table, van or staff member its own code with its own count, and let you add Facebook or Tripadvisor later without reprinting.

Which review page can it open?

Google, Facebook, Tripadvisor, Trustpilot or any review page you choose. Pick two or three and a scan shows a short page with one button for each. You can change them later without touching anything you have printed.

Does this screen out unhappy customers first?

No, and we will not build that. Sending only the pleased ones to Google breaks Google’s review policy and can get reviews removed. Every scan reaches the same page. What changes is how little work it takes to get there.

Will it help me get more Google reviews?

It takes away the hardest step, finding your page later, but nobody can promise the reviews themselves. We count scans, not reviews: you see how many people scanned, when, and which code they used, so you know which table or van asks best.

Where should a leave-a-review QR code go?

Where the visit ends: the table, the receipt, the van door, the counter. One per table or staff member lets you compare them. It should invite, never insist, and never offer a reward; Google and the other sites do not allow paid-for reviews.

Is it free, and can I try it first?

Yes. Make your review code here without an account and scan it with your phone; that preview works for 48 hours. Sign in, free, to keep the same code for good. A free account keeps one set of review codes: up to 20, one for each table, van or staff member.