Review QR code generator
What it does
A QR code that opens your Google review box directly when scanned. Print it on a receipt, a table card, a van, a business card — anywhere the customer has a phone in their hand and has just had a good experience.
Why it helps
A link is useless on paper. Nobody types a URL from a receipt, and a shortened link is still six characters more friction than pointing a camera at a square.
This is the highest-return thing most physical businesses can do about reviews, and it costs the price of printing.
Where to use it
On the bill or receipt. On a card handed over at the end of a job. On a sticker at the till. On the back of a business card. Inside the packaging of anything you post.
Add one line of text next to it — “Scan to leave a review” — because a bare QR code gets scanned far less often than one that says what it does.
And then show the reviews you collect
Collecting reviews is half of it. The other half is putting them where buyers are deciding, which is your own site rather than a listing they may never open. A reviews widget does that part, and there is a free plan.