For cafés, salons, shops and trades
A review card for the counter.
And a count of who scanned it.
Happy customers forget to leave a review. A card on the table or a line on the receipt reminds them at the right moment. We're making a page that turns your Google review link into a printable card, sticker or receipt line, and counts how many people scan each one. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when it's ready.
- Google's own review link and code can only be made on a computer, and nobody counts the scans
- A count per card: the table tent against the receipt, this month against last
- The code keeps working: no trial behind it that switches it off
- Wording that follows Google's rules: it asks for an honest review and offers nothing in return
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One email when the review card is ready, and nothing else. Every email has an unsubscribe link. See the privacy page.
How it will work
- 1
Type your business name
We find your Google review link, or you paste the one from your Business Profile. Works from a phone, not only a computer.
- 2
Pick a card
Table tent, counter sticker, a line for the bottom of the receipt, or a thank-you card for the bag. Your name and colours.
- 3
Print and count
PDF and PNG at the right size. Every card's code counts its scans, so you can see whether the cards on the tables are doing anything.
Corner Café
Enjoyed your visit?
Tell others on Google.
Scan with your phone camera. It takes a minute.
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Can't wait? You can do most of it today
- On a computer, open your Google Business Profile and copy the “Ask for reviews” link.
- Paste it into the QR maker and turn on counting.
- Download the PNG and put it on a card with a line like “Enjoyed your visit? Tell others on Google.” Don't offer a discount or a gift for a review: Google doesn't allow it.
- Check the scans on the code's stats page.
The review card will do the card design, the sizes and a count per card for you. More for shops: QR codes that keep working after you print them.
Join the waitlist