Google review link generator
Get the direct link that opens the Google review box for your business, plus a QR code. Paste your Google Maps link, your business name and city, or your business phone number. Free, no signup.
FIND YOUR REVIEW LINK
How it works
Find your listing
Paste your Google Maps share link, type your business name and city, or enter the phone number on your Google listing. We look it up on Google and show you the listing we found.
Copy the link and save the QR code
Your review link opens straight to the star rating box, so a customer can leave a review in a few taps. The QR code on the page opens the same link.
Get the printable card
Enter your email and we send a printable "Review us" counter card: one large card for the counter and four small ones to cut out and hand to customers.
Why a direct review link gets more reviews
Fewer steps for the customer
Asking someone to search for you on Google, find the reviews tab and tap Write a review loses people at every step. A direct link skips all of it and opens the review form.
Ask while the job is fresh
The best time to ask is the day you finish, when the customer is happy and remembers the details. Text the link right after the job, or hand them the card.
Put it everywhere you talk to customers
Add the link to your invoices, your email signature, your follow-up texts and your website. Print the QR code for the counter, your truck or your business cards.
Reply to every review
Customers read your replies, and so does Google. A short, specific thank you for good reviews and a calm reply to bad ones shows you are paying attention.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions about the tool.
It is a web address that opens the review form for your exact Google Business Profile. It looks like https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= followed by your listing's place ID.
No. It points at your listing's place ID, which stays the same unless your listing is merged or recreated. If that ever happens, run the tool again for a new link.
Yes. The QR code opens the same link. Use it on counter signs, receipts, business cards and your vehicle. The emailed card is ready to print on regular paper.
Yes. Google allows asking for reviews. What it does not allow is paying for reviews, offering discounts for them, or only asking happy customers. Ask everyone the same way.
Paste your Google Maps share link instead of the name. Open your listing in Google Maps, tap Share, copy the link and paste it. That points at your exact listing.
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