Get your Google review link and QR code
Search your business name and we’ll give you the direct link that opens your Google review box, plus a QR code you can download or print as a table sign.
- Customers land straight on the star rating, with no searching
- High-resolution PNG and SVG for menus, receipts and flyers
- Printable A4 table sign with your business name on it
- Free, no sign-up, and the code never expires
Pick your business above and your link and QR code appear here.
How to use your review link
- Search for your business above and pick it from the list.
- Copy the link and add it to receipts, follow-up emails, texts and your website.
- Download the QR code for menus and flyers, or print the ready-made table sign.
- Ask at the right moment. Happy customers review when you ask as they’re paying or leaving.
More recent reviews help you rank higher in Google Maps “near me” searches, and most people check a venue’s rating before they visit. Making it one tap easier to leave a review is the simplest way to get more of them.
Questions
What is a Google review link?
It is a direct link that opens the "write a review" box for your business on Google, with the star rating ready to tap. Customers don’t have to search for you or scroll through Maps, so far more of them actually leave the review.
Is this tool free?
Yes. Search your business, copy your link, download the QR code or print a table sign. There’s no sign-up, and the QR code doesn’t expire, because it points straight at Google rather than through us.
What is a Google Place ID?
Every business on Google Maps has a unique Place ID (it usually starts with "ChIJ"). The review link is built from it, which is why the link keeps working even if you change your business name or opening hours.
My business doesn’t appear in the search. What now?
Try adding your town or postcode to the search. If it still doesn’t show, your Google Business Profile may not be verified or published yet. Once it’s live on Google Maps it will appear here.
Does a QR code or an NFC stand work better?
A printed QR code is a great free start. NFC stands and cards also work with a simple tap, which most customers find quicker than opening the camera, and they’re durable enough to sit on tables and counters for years.