Free · No account · Counts scans
Turn your review link into a QR code people actually scan.
Paste your Google, Yelp or Facebook review link. Get a QR code, printable cards and a table stand, and a private page showing how many people scanned it.
Your QR code
Points to:
Make printable cards and a table stand →
Your private stats page. Bookmark it: there's no login to recover it.
Where to put it
- At the counter or on the table: a stand with "Enjoyed it? Leave us a review" gets scanned far more than a sticker on the door.
- On the invoice or receipt: for trades and services, the moment the job is done is the moment people are happiest.
- In the follow-up text: send the short link itself; it counts taps as well as scans.
Google's rules: you may ask every customer for a review, but you can't offer a reward for it, ask only happy customers ("review gating"), or write reviews on their behalf. How to get more reviews without breaking the rules.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no watermark, no limit. The scan counter is free too.
How does the scan counter work?
Your QR code points to a short link on r.reviewqrcodes.com. When someone scans it, we count the scan and send them straight to your review page. You get a private stats link; keep it somewhere safe, since there is no login to recover it.
Does it work for Yelp, Facebook or other review sites?
Yes. Paste any review link. The Google review link is the most common, and we show you how to find it.
What do you store?
Only the link you entered, the optional label, and scan counts by day and device type. Nothing about the people who scan is stored beyond that.
Can I turn off counting?
Untick "count scans" and the QR code points directly at your review link, with nothing stored.
Want reviews on autopilot?
I set up an automatic review request (text or email after each job) and the printed cards to match. Tell me about your business.