Paste your Google review link, get a printable poster for the counter. No email gate, no watermark, no account — the QR code is generated right in your browser and your link never leaves it. Because the businesses that get reviews are simply the ones that ask.
Find it: Google Business Profile → “Ask for reviews” → copy the share link. Any review link works (Yelp too).
How did we do?
Scan to leave us a Google review
It takes a minute and it helps our small business more than you know. Thank you!
Asking for reviews is allowed — Google’s own guidance suggests sharing your link or a QR code. What’s prohibited is paying or discounting in exchange for reviews. The QR code is generated in your browser; your link is never sent or stored anywhere. Print it, frame it, put it at the counter or on the invoice clipboard.
Open your Google Business Profile (business.google.com or the Google Maps app as the owner), find “Ask for reviews,” and copy the share link — it usually starts with g.page. Paste that link here and the QR code will point customers straight to the review form.
Yes — Google's own guidance suggests sharing your review link or a QR code. What's prohibited is offering money, discounts, or freebies in exchange for reviews, and filtering so only happy customers get asked.
Really free, no catch: no email, no signup, no watermark, and your link is never sent anywhere — the code is generated by a script running in your own browser. We make websites and marketing for small businesses; the tool is the handshake.
Wherever the happy moment happens: the counter, the table tent, the invoice clipboard, the back of the receipt, the job-done photo you text over. Pair it with an actual ask — “would you scan this and tell people what we did?” — and it works several times harder.