Printed QR Cards That Send Customers to Your Review Page

Ask for a review in person and hand over a card. One scan opens your Google review page. Use them at the end of a job, at the counter or with the invoice. Ask every customer. Pricing is by quote.

Why a printed card helps

The best moment to ask for a review is right after a good experience, face to face. The problem is that “leave us a review” usually turns into “I’ll do it later,” and later never comes. A leave-behind card with a QR code that opens your Google review link removes the friction. The customer points their phone camera at it and the review form is right there.

Where to use them

• At the job site. Hand one over when you finish and walk the customer through the work.
• On the counter. A small counter display at checkout or the front desk.
• With the invoice. An invoice insert catches customers when they’re looking over the job.
• On tables. Restaurants and waiting rooms can use table stands.

Pair it with automated requests

A printed card covers the in-person ask. Automated review requests by text and email cover everyone else, with a one-tap link and a friendly reminder. Together they make sure every customer gets asked.

Ask everyone

Hand a card to every customer, not just the happy ones. Selectively asking only satisfied customers is called review gating, and Google’s policies don’t allow it. Real reviews, including the occasional critical one with a calm reply, build more trust anyway.

Common problems we solve

“Customers can’t find my review page.” The QR code takes them straight there.

“I feel awkward asking.” The card does the asking. You just hand it over.

“I don’t have a Google profile yet.” Start with Google Business Profile setup for $199 one time.