At the counter
A small stand next to the card reader catches people right after a good experience.
Google reviews
Google review QR code
Plenty of happy customers mean to leave a review and then forget. A code that opens the star rating box takes the effort out of it while they are still at your counter.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.
- Opens your Google review box directly
- For counters, receipts and invoices
- See how many people scan it
Rate your visit
Opens the review box on Google
What a Google review QR code does
Your Google Business Profile has a short link that opens the review box with the stars ready to tap. A Google review QR code holds that link. Customers scan, pick a rating, write a line and post it, all without searching for your business first.
The review goes to your Google Business Profile like any other. You reply to it there, and it counts toward your rating in Search and Maps.
Good moments to ask
On invoices and receipts
Service businesses can print the code at the bottom of the invoice, right under the thank you.
On restaurant tables
Add it to the table card, next to the WiFi details and the dessert menu.
In the parcel
Online shops can tuck a thank-you card with the code into every order.
After a job at someone's home
Plumbers, cleaners and movers can leave a card with the code when the work is done.
How to set it up
- 1
Get your review link
Sign in to your Google Business Profile from Google Search or Maps and choose Ask for reviews (some accounts say Get more reviews). Copy the link it shows.
- 2
Turn it into a code
Pick the Website type, paste the link, and add a frame such as "Review us" or "Rate your visit".
- 3
Print and test
Download it, scan a test print and check that the review box opens for your business, not a search results page.
Create a Google review QR code
No account needed to design and preview.
Ask the right way
More in the printing guide.
Ask everyone, not only happy customers
Google does not allow review gating: you cannot screen people first and send only the happy ones to Google. Show the same code to every customer.
No rewards for reviews
Discounts, gifts or prize draws in return for a review break Google's policies and can get reviews removed. A simple thank you is enough.
Give a prompt
"Tell us about your visit" next to the code works better than a bare logo. People like to know what you are asking.
Small is fine, cramped is not
A code about 3 to 4 cm (1.2 to 1.6 inches) wide works on a counter stand or a receipt. Leave blank space around it.
If your review link changes
Google sometimes changes how review links look, and businesses move or rebrand. A static code would leave you with a box of useless cards. With a dynamic code you paste the new link into your dashboard and every printed card keeps working.
We also check website links every few hours and email you if one stops working, so a broken review link does not sit on your counter for weeks.
One plan, every feature
Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.
See plans and terms- 7-day trialthen $39.99 every 4 weeks$1.00
- Quarterlyevery 3 months, about $29.99 a month$89.99
- Annualevery year, about $19.99 a month$239.99
Questions
Still stuck?
Read the help center or email [email protected].
Where do I find my Google review link?
In your Google Business Profile. Search for your business name while signed in, then pick Ask for reviews or Get more reviews and copy the link. You need to be an owner or manager of the profile.
Can I offer a discount for a review?
No. Google's policies do not allow incentives for reviews, and reviews that break them can be removed. Ask politely and make it easy. That is all you need.
Can I send only happy customers to Google?
No. Filtering customers before you ask for a Google review is called review gating, and it is against Google's rules. Show the same code to everyone.
Does the customer need a Google account?
Yes. Google asks people to sign in before they post a review. Most Android users and many iPhone users are already signed in.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
Yes. You see scans by day, city and device in your dashboard. Your Google Business Profile shows the reviews themselves.
Are you connected to Google?
No. We are not affiliated with Google. The code is simply a quick way to open your own review link.
Still stuck?
Read the help center or email [email protected].
Related QR codes
- Google Form QR code
Clipboards run out of pens. A code on the wall does not. People scan, fill in your form on their own phone, and every answer goes straight into Google Forms.
- Menu QR code
Upload your menu as a PDF and put the code on every table. When a dish comes off or prices change, upload the new menu and the table cards stay put.
- Business card QR code
Paper cards get lost. Saved contacts do not. One scan opens your digital card, and one tap on Save contact puts you in their phone with your name spelled right.
- WiFi QR code
Guests point their camera at the code and their phone joins your network. No spelling out a 16-character password at the counter.
Make your Google review QR code now
Create a Google review QR code
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.