Rsreviewpro

QR code for Google reviews

A Rsreviewpro QR code takes a customer from your counter to your Google review form in one scan. They point their phone camera at the code, rate their visit and post – no app to install and no searching for your business on Google Maps.

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How a Google review QR code works

  1. The customer scans: Their phone camera opens your Rsreviewpro review page in the browser. Nothing to download.
  2. They rate the visit: One tap on a star rating. You decide the rating at which customers are taken straight to Google.
  3. They post on Google: Your Google review form opens with your business already selected, so posting takes seconds.
  4. You hear about problems early: Customers who rate lower can also send you private feedback. The button to post on Google stays on the page for everyone.

A separate QR code for every counter, table or branch

Create a review station for each place customers meet you – the billing counter, each table, the reception desk or a second branch. Every station gets its own QR code and its own scan count.

Your dashboard shows which codes are scanned and which ones turn into reviews, so you can move a stand that nobody notices or thank the team at the counter that brings in the most reviews.

Print it yourself or get a ready-made stand

Download any QR code as an image or print a ready-to-use standee card straight from your dashboard. Eligible plans also include acrylic QR and NFC stands delivered to your business address.

Change your Google link without reprinting

Your QR code points to your Rsreviewpro page, not directly to Google. If your Google review link or business details change, update them in the dashboard and every printed code keeps working.

Where to place a review QR code

  • Billing counters and reception desks, where customers wait for a moment anyway
  • Restaurant and café tables, next to the menu
  • Salon stations and clinic waiting areas
  • Printed bills, takeaway bags and visiting cards

Frequently asked questions

Which phones can scan a Google review QR code?

Almost every smartphone camera made in the last few years reads QR codes without an extra app, including the iPhone camera and most Android camera apps or Google Lens.

What happens if my Google review link changes?

Nothing needs reprinting. The QR code opens your Rsreviewpro page, so you update the Google link once in your dashboard and every existing code sends customers to the new one.

Can I see how many people scan each QR code?

Yes. Every review station shows its scan count in your dashboard. Plans with analytics also show rating breakdowns and how many scans turn into reviews for each code.

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