What you'll get
- A link that opens Google's review box for your business
- A QR code as PNG or SVG, and a card you can print
- A text, an email and a hand-over card, ready to copy
How to find your Google review link
From your Business Profile
The most direct link comes from Google itself. On a computer, signed in to the account that manages the profile, search Google for your business name. Choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link. It looks like g.page/r/…/review.
Google's instructionsFrom a Place ID
Don't manage the profile, or can't find the button? Every listing has a Place ID. Look it up in Google's free finder and paste it above. The tool turns it into a link that opens the review box.
Google's Place ID finderFrom Google Maps
Open your listing in Google Maps and use Share to copy the link. Paste it above. If the link carries a Place ID, you get a direct review link. If not, it opens your listing, one tap before the review box.
What Google allows when you ask
- Ask every customer the same way. Don't send the link only to the ones you expect to be happy.
- Don't offer a discount, gift or anything else for a review, or for changing one.
- Don't ask for specific words, and don't pressure anyone to write it while you're standing there.
Summarized from Google's Maps content policy. The messages this tool writes follow it.
Questions
Is this free?
Yes. There's no sign-up and no limit. The link, QR code and messages are made in your browser and are yours to keep.
Do you store the business name or link I type?
No. The page records that the tool was used and what kind of link was pasted (for example, a Maps link), not the name or the link itself.
Do my customers need a Google account?
Yes. Google asks people to be signed in to a Google account to post a review. They can make one with any email address.
Can I offer a discount for a review?
No. Google's policy doesn't allow incentives for reviews, or asking only the customers you expect to be happy. Ask everyone the same way, and don't pressure anyone to review on the spot.
Will the link keep working?
Usually for a long time. Google says Place IDs can change when a listing is updated, so open your link once a year to check it still lands on your business.
What's the difference between a review link and a Maps link?
A review link opens the box where the customer types the review. A Maps share link opens your listing, and the customer has to find the review button. The tool tells you which one you have.