Free tool · reviews without the awkwardness
The Google review-request kit.
Happy customers are usually glad to leave a review. They just need asking, at the right moment, with a link that works. Pop in your details and get messages and a QR card you can use today.
- Free
- No sign-up or email
- Saves in your browser only
- About 5 min
How to use it
- 1Paste your review linkThe short link Google gives you for collecting reviews. Not sure where it is? See "Where do I find my review link?" below.
- 2Add your details and pick a toneYour business name, your first name and a tone: friendly, formal or a little cheeky.
- 3Copy your messagesCopy the email, text or WhatsApp message, or open it straight in WhatsApp or your email app. Swap [Name] for the customer's name.
- 4Make your QR cardChoose a colour, add your logo if you like, then download it as an image or print it. Pop it on the counter, in the van or in with an invoice.
Where do I find my review link?
Sign in to the Google account that manages your Business Profile, then search Google for your business name. Your profile appears with a row of options: choose Ask for reviews (sometimes shown as Read reviews → Get more reviews) and copy the link. It usually starts g.page/r/. In the Google Maps app, open your profile and tap Ask for reviews.
I can't see "Ask for reviews"
Make sure you're signed in with the account that owns or manages the profile, and that the profile is verified. Our Google Business Profile guide walks through claiming and verifying it.
Will the QR code keep working?
Yes. It simply contains your review link, so it works for as long as that link does. Test it with your phone camera before you print lots.
2Your messages
Swap [Name] for your customer's first name before you send.
Send once, a few days later, if they haven't got round to it. After that, leave it.
3Your QR card
Test the QR code with your phone camera before printing lots.
Add your review link to see your card.
Everything you type stays in this browser. We don't see it, store it or send it anywhere. Clear it any time with "Start again".
Questions, answered.
Can I offer a discount for a review?
No. Google's rules don't allow incentives for reviews, and it can get reviews removed. Just ask nicely.
Should I only ask happy customers?
Google asks businesses not to pick and choose ("review gating"). Ask every customer; a steady flow of honest reviews looks more trustworthy anyway.
When is the best time to ask?
Soon after the job's done or the order has arrived, while it's fresh. A polite follow-up a few days later is fine; after that, leave it.
Want a second pair of eyes?
Bring what you've made here and we'll talk it through with you. No hard sell, just straight answers.