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Why a review QR code
Satisfied customers seldom go looking for a review form, and sending them to search for your page on a review site loses most of them. A review QR code opens your page on a review platform such as Trustpilot, Tripadvisor or Yelp right after a good experience. Name the code and add the address of your review page, or the invitation link the platform provides. Without an address, scanning shows a simple page with that name and your note. For Google reviews there is a separate Google review type. Editing the address later lets the same table cards follow you to another platform.
- Customers reach your review page without searching on the platform.
- Works with any review site that has a web link to your page.
- Switch platforms or pages without reprinting receipts and cards.
- Scan totals reveal how many customers actually received the request.
Restaurants and bars
Receipts and table cards lead to the restaurant's Tripadvisor page.
Hotels and tours
Room cards and tour tickets invite guests to review the stay or the trip.
Online shops
Package inserts link to the shop's Trustpilot page after delivery.
Local services
Plumbers, cleaners and repair shops hand over a review card when the job is done.
Software and apps
Event booths and printed guides link to the product's page on a software review site.
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Review QR Code Generator
A review QR code sends customers to a third-party platform where reviews are public. Unlike private feedback, other potential customers can read them before they buy or book.
What is this QR code?
A review QR code sends customers to your page on a review platform such as Trustpilot, Tripadvisor or Yelp, where the review is written and published by that platform.
Best use cases
- ✓A bar's coaster that opens its page on a review site.
- ✓A hotel room linking to TripAdvisor for new guests.
- ✓A tradesperson's invoice that links to their profile on a review platform.
- ✓Marketplace sellers adding a review prompt to the parcel.
How to generate your QR code
Pick the platform where reviews matter most to your customers.
Copy the address of your page on the review platform and add it here.
Test it on a mobile to make sure it reaches the review form rather than your profile.
Place it on receipts, room cards or packaging, ideally right after a good experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is review different from feedback?
A review is published publicly on an independent platform, while feedback is a private comment sent directly to the business.
Does this affect my search ranking?
Reviews shape how people choose on that platform, and some ratings are shown elsewhere too. How much they influence search results is decided by each search engine; the QR code only makes leaving a review easier.
Which platforms can I use?
Any site with a web link to your review page, for example Trustpilot, Tripadvisor or Yelp. For Google reviews, the Google review type is the better fit.
Is it allowed to ask for reviews?
It depends on the platform. Some discourage soliciting reviews, and almost all forbid offering rewards for them, so check the rules of the site you use.
Does QR Global collect or filter reviews?
No. Reviews are written and published on the platform. QR Global only opens the link and counts scans.
Can I send only happy customers to the review page?
Filtering customers before a public review is against the rules of many platforms. Ask everyone, and handle complaints separately.
What if I leave the link empty?
The code then opens a simple page with the name and the text you entered, which suits instructions rather than a direct path to a review.
Can I tell which reviews came through the code?
Not directly: QR Global records scans, while the platform records reviews. Comparing the two over the same period gives a rough conversion rate.