Free Tool
Make it easy for happy customers to leave you a Google review. Search for your business, and in a few seconds you’ll have a direct review link to share by WhatsApp or email, plus a QR code for print.
Free
no sign-up needed
Seconds
to create your link
QR Code
ready to print
Share
by WhatsApp or email
Create Your Link
Your review link takes customers straight to the box where they leave a star rating and a review, with no searching around.
Your business needs to be on Google Maps with a Google Business Profile for the link to work.
Start typing your business name and town, then pick your business from the list.
Look up your Place ID with Google’s Place ID Finder, then paste it here.
Your review QR code. Print it on counter cards, invoices, business cards or the side of your van.
Why It Matters
Reviews aren’t just nice to have. They affect whether you’re seen, whether you’re trusted and whether you get the call.
Reviews are one of the things Google looks at when deciding which local businesses to show, especially in the map results.
Most people check reviews before choosing a local business. A steady stream of good ones makes the decision easy.
Your star rating appears right next to your name on Google, so a strong rating catches the eye before anyone clicks.
Reviews show you what customers value most, and give you the words to use on your own website.
How to Ask
Most happy customers are glad to leave a review. They just need asking at the right moment, with a link that makes it easy. Copy these and make them your own.
Hi Sarah, thanks so much for choosing us. If you have a minute, a quick Google review would really help a small business like ours: (your link)
Thank you for choosing us. We’d love to hear how we did. If you have a moment, you can leave a quick Google review here: (your link). It only takes a minute and it makes a big difference to us.
“Really glad you’re happy with it. If you get a minute, would you mind leaving us a Google review? This card has a QR code that takes you straight there.”
Staying Within the Rules
Getting more reviews is simple, but a few common shortcuts can land you in trouble with Google.
Offering discounts or gifts for reviews. It’s against Google’s policies and can get reviews removed.
Only asking customers you think are happy. Filtering who gets asked breaks Google’s rules too.
Writing reviews yourself or buying them. Fake reviews can get your profile suspended.
Arguing with bad reviews. A calm, professional reply matters more to readers than the review itself.
Want More From Google?
A great star rating helps, but it works best alongside a properly optimised Google Business Profile and a website that backs it up. That’s what I do.
Tell me about your business and I’ll give you a straight answer on what would make the biggest difference, whether that’s reviews, your profile or your website.
Questions
Something else on your mind? Ring or WhatsApp me. You’ll get a real answer from me, not a sales script.
Yes. There’s no sign-up and no catch. Create as many links as you like.
Your business needs to be on Google Maps with a Google Business Profile. Try adding your town to the search. If you’re a service-area business with a hidden address, or your profile is new, use the Place ID option instead.
Yes. On a phone it opens the review box in Google Maps or the browser, and on a computer it opens the review box on Google Search.
Yes. Download it and use it on business cards, invoices, counter signs, flyers or your van. It’s created at a high resolution so it prints clearly.
There is. Google offers a share link from your profile too, and either one works. This tool is handy if you can’t find yours, or want the QR code and ready-made sharing buttons.
No. Google’s policies don’t allow incentives for reviews, and doing it can get reviews removed or your profile penalised.
No. I don’t keep anything you type into the tool. The search itself is handled by Google.
Yes. Review growth is part of my local SEO services, and my Google Business Profile optimisation includes setting up your review link properly.