Google review tap card, From $19.95. Order
Hand it over at checkout. Reviews land on Google.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $19.95
Tap for reviews
A happy customer taps the stand by the register — or scans it — and lands right on your review page. No app, no searching for your listing, no “I'll do it later.”
Your review page
How was your visit?
01 / How it works
Most happy customers mean to leave a review. The ones who do are the ones you made it easy for.
01
Tap or scan
They hold their phone to the stand, card or sticker — or point the camera at its QR code.
02
Straight to your review page
It opens the write-a-review box on Google, Yelp, Facebook or wherever you collect reviews. Nothing to install, nothing to search for.
03
You see every tap
Each stand, plate, sticker and bracelet has its own link and its own count, so you know which spot works.
02 / The review range
Stands and plates for where people pay, stickers for tables and doors, cards for the bag, bracelets and badges for the people they thank.
Hand it over at checkout. Reviews land on Google.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $19.95
The simplest way to ask for a review.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$14.95
Your logo, your colors, more five-star reviews.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $29.95
A review card that lives on the counter for years.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$39.95
Your staff carry the review link everywhere.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$17.95
Stick it by the register, the door or the table.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $16.95
Flat on the counter, right where they pay.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $24.95
Glossy acrylic with a sticky back.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$24.95
The table-top sign that turns happy customers into reviews.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $29.95
Reviews from the sidewalk, even after hours.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $29.95
Waterproof QR stickers for tables, bags and boxes.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$78Pack of 50
Servers and techs ask for reviews with a flick of the wrist.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$24.95
Staff wear the review link on a retractable badge reel.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$27.95
Drop one in every bag. Every QR opens your review page.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $74.95Pack of 500
Handouts in your brand, with a QR you can re-point.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$99.95Pack of 500
Every staff badge asks for a review.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$34.95
Everything a shop needs to start collecting reviews.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
From $994-piece bundle
03 / The review link, built for you
Finding the exact link that opens “write a review” is fiddly. In your dashboard, the Review link helper takes whatever you have and builds the right one:
Review linkExample
Paste your place ID or review link
ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4
Opens
search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4
Straight onto write-a-review
04 / Every piece, its own numbers
Every stand, sticker and bracelet carries its own permanent link, so its taps and scans are counted on their own. Move the stand, try the window, thank the server whose bracelet gets tapped most.
Taps this monthExample
Questions
No. A tap opens your review page in their phone's browser, and the QR code works with any camera.
Google, Yelp, Facebook, or any review page with a link. Point each piece wherever you collect reviews, and change it any time.
No, and on purpose: everyone who taps lands on the same review page. The major review sites don't allow filtering out unhappy customers, and it puts your listing at risk.
Yes. Every piece has its own link: the counter can open Google while the patio opens your menu.
No. Start with one stand; add plates, stickers and bracelets as you see what works.
Orders ship in days, with tracking in your dashboard.
One stand to start. Every tap counted.