Free tool · No sign-up
Your Google review link and QR code, in seconds
Start typing your business name and pick it from the list. You get the link that takes customers to your reviews, a QR card to print, and messages you can send today.
- Works for service-area businesses
- Printable QR card
- Nothing you type is saved
Your review link
Open it once to check it’s your business before you share it: test my link.
Messages you can send
Send the same message to every customer, not only the happy ones: Google’s rules don’t allow asking selectively, or offering anything for a review.
More wording, and when to send it: Review request templates.
Thanks for choosing us!
Leave us a review on Google
Point your phone’s camera here
How it works
- 1
Find your business
Start typing your name. We search Google’s listings, including businesses that serve customers at their homes and don’t show an address.
- 2
Get the link and QR card
Copy your review link, download the QR code, or print a card for the counter, the truck or the bag.
- 3
Ask after every job
Send the link the same day, to every customer. A steady stream of recent reviews counts for more than a burst once a year.
Want your reviews on a website that keeps them current?
We build a site for your business from what’s already public, with your Google reviews shown live. You see it at a private link before you pay anything: $99 a month if you keep it, no setup fee, month to month.
What is a Google review link?
It’s a link to your business on Google that makes leaving a review easier for customers, so they don’t have to search for you first. Google gives one to every Business Profile, with a QR code, and suggests putting it on receipts, in thank-you emails and in messages to customers (Google’s help page). This tool builds the same kind of link from your business’s Google place ID.
Finding it yourself
Open your Business Profile on Google while signed in, choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link. Google notes that its QR code can only be made from a computer browser, not on a phone.
Where to use it
- The text or email you send when a job is done.
- Receipts and invoices.
- A printed card at the counter, in the bag or on the truck.
- Your website’s contact page.
How to ask, and how many reviews to aim for: How to get more Google reviews. When they come in: How to respond to Google reviews.
What we keep
Nothing you type is saved. We send what you type to Google to find your business, and count only how many lookups the tool makes each day.