How to Collect Google Reviews With a QR Code
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Steps
- Find your Google review link — In your Google Business Profile, open the "Ask for reviews" option and copy the short review link it generates.
- Verify the link on mobile — Open it on a phone and confirm it lands on the star-rating dialog rather than a generic search result.
- Generate the QR code — Create a dynamic code for that link so you can later swap in a different platform without reprinting.
- Choose the moment — Place the code where satisfaction peaks: on the receipt, the counter, the delivery box, or a table card after service.
- Ask explicitly — Pair the code with a short sentence like "Enjoyed it? A 10-second review really helps us." Do not offer rewards — that violates Google's policy.
Pro tips
- Never incentivise reviews with discounts or gifts
- Train staff to mention the code verbally
- Track scans to see which placement performs best
Frequently asked questions
Is it allowed to ask for reviews with a QR code?
Yes. Asking is allowed; paying for or gating reviews behind rewards is not.
Where should I put the review QR code?
On receipts, counters, packaging inserts, and table cards — anywhere immediately after a positive experience.
Can I track how many people scanned?
Yes, with a dynamic code you see scan counts, trends, and devices.
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