Never posts on the customer's behalf.
Your customer scans the QR on the counter, taps a few things they liked, and the review writes itself. They paste it on Google and walk out — about ten seconds, and nobody has to think of what to say.
Everybody knows reviews matter. The reason you do not have more of them is not the customer — it is what you are asking them to do.
You print the QR once. After that it runs by itself, every time somebody walks in.
On the counter, the bill, or the door.
No app to install.
The code opens your own review page in the phone browser. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
A review is only worth having if it reads like a person wrote it. Everything here is built around that.
From scanning the code to pasting the review on Google, about ten seconds. No typing at any point.
Tap the mic, say a sentence in your own language, and the review is built from that.
You describe the business once. The keywords, the reviews and the profile text all come from that description.
Pick a trade and see the keywords it would get, and the kind of review that comes out the other end.
No tiers to compare and nothing held back. Pay monthly, or take a year and get four months free.
Month to month, no commitment
Four months free, paid once
Nothing is ever posted for the customer. They read the text, edit it if they want, and post it themselves from their own Google account. What is not allowed is writing fake reviews or paying for them, and this does neither: it only helps a real visitor say what they already think.
No. Each visitor sees a different set of keywords, picks their own combination, and the review is written fresh each time in two or three sentences. The pool of keywords keeps growing as it gets used.
There is a separate link on the page for that. It opens a private form that goes straight to you with their name and phone if they leave it. It never reaches Google, so you get the chance to fix it first.
No. The QR opens a web page in whatever browser their phone already has. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
A few minutes. You add the business, describe it in a few sentences, and paste your Google review link. The keywords are written from your description, the QR code is generated, and you can print the poster straight away.
Any business with walk-in customers and a Google listing. You describe the business in your own words, and the keywords are written from that, so a perfume shop and a dental clinic get completely different sets.
Yes. A single login can hold as many businesses as you need, each with its own QR code, its own keywords and its own review history, so a chain can see each location separately.
Add your business, describe it in a few sentences, print the QR. The rest happens while you serve the next customer.