Free tool
Free Google review link and QR code generator
Find your business and get the link that opens your Google review form in one tap, plus a QR code to print.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Any business with a Google listing
Three steps, about a minute
- 1
Find your listing
Type your business name and town, then pick your business from Google's list.
- 2
Copy your link or QR code
The link opens your Google review form in one tap. Download the QR code as a PNG, or as an SVG for print.
- 3
Share it with every customer
Text or email it after each visit or job, and put the QR code where people pay or wait.
Put your link where customers already are
Ask every customer right after the visit or job, and keep the link one tap or one scan away.
After every visit or job
Send the link by text or email the same day, to every customer.
On receipts and invoices
Print the QR code at the bottom, or paste the link into emailed invoices.
At the counter
A small sign by the register or front desk lets people scan while they wait.
In your email signature
One line under your name: "Tell us how we did on Google", with the link.
On your website
A "Review us on Google" button on your contact or thank-you page.
In follow-up messages
Add the link to appointment follow-ups and order confirmations.
Google review links, answered
It's a web address that opens the "write a review" form for your business on Google. Customers who tap it land straight on the stars and the text box, instead of searching for your business and hunting for the review button.
Yes. Finding your business, copying your link and downloading your QR code are free and need no account. If you'd like the printable counter sign and ready-to-send wording, enter your email and we'll send them over.
Each location has its own Google listing, so each one gets its own link and QR code. Search for each location by its name and town, and save a link and a code for each.
The link is built from your listing's Google place ID, which normally stays the same. Google says a place ID can change, for example when a business moves or its listing is updated, so open your link every few months. If it no longer opens your review form, make a new one here.
Yes. Google lets businesses ask their customers for reviews. It doesn't allow paying or rewarding anyone for a review, or asking only the customers you expect to be pleased, so send the same link to every customer.
Send it to every customer right after the visit or job, by text or email, and put the QR code where people pay or wait: the counter, receipts, invoices and table cards. A line in your email signature and a button on your website help too.
Yes. Every HiFiveStar plan, including the free-forever plan, gives each location its own review link and QR code. Paid plans send review requests by text, email and WhatsApp from one Get Reviews page, and draft a reply to your reviews. New businesses start with a 14-day free trial, no card needed.
Ask every customer, without the copy and paste
HiFiveStar gives every location its own review link and QR code, free. Paid plans send it to every customer by text or email, and draft a reply to each review.
14-day free trial · No card · Free plan after