A QR code for your Google reviews
Paste your Google review link and get a QR code to download, plus four counter cards ready to print and cut out. No sign-up, and your link isn't saved.
Your QR code
Scan it with your phone camera now: it should open your Google review form.
The code opens your link directly, so it keeps working whatever you do with this site. WinBack clients get a short link instead, and their monthly report shows how many people opened it.
Where to put it
- Where people wait: the counter, the register, the waiting room, a table tent.
- On what they take home: receipts, invoices, the bag, a business card.
- When the job is done: hand a card over with a plain “If you have a minute, a Google review really helps us.”
Google's own Ask for reviews screen has a plain QR code too. This one is the same idea, with cut-out cards already laid out.
Stay inside Google's rules
- Ask every customer the same way. Asking only the happy ones (“review gating”) isn't allowed.
- Don't offer anything for a review: no discounts, freebies or prize draws.
- Don't ask customers to mention a staff member by name.
More in Google's review rules, in plain English and how to get more Google reviews. Once they start coming in, the free reply writer helps you answer them.
More reviews means more to reply to
WinBack answers every review for you, in your voice, for $39 a month plus a one-time $40 setup fee. I set it all up. No contract.
Not sure where you stand? Take the free one-minute review check-up.