Free Review Tool
Get more Google reviews with one tap.
A direct link that opens your review form with the stars ready to tap — plus a print-ready counter sign with your QR, and polite ask-messages ready to send by text, WhatsApp or email.
Built and maintained by Abhinav Saxena at Kodinav · Last checked
Where to find it — 30 seconds
Easiest: in your Google Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews and copy the g.page link it gives you. Or look up the Place ID:
- Open Google's free Place ID Finder (scroll to the map on that page).
- Type your business name exactly as it appears on Google Maps.
- Click your business — the Place ID appears. Copy it and paste it above.
Your review link
Paste your Place ID and your one-tap review link and QR code appear here. When a customer opens it, Google shows your business with the five stars already on screen — no searching, no scrolling.
Why it matters
Reviews decide who gets found.
Reviews are local SEO
For searches like "dentist near me" or "plumber in Austin", the review count and rating largely decide who shows in the map pack — above every normal result.
The ask has to be effortless
"Search for us on Google and leave a review" loses almost everyone. A link that opens the form with five stars on screen converts a happy customer in the moment they are happy.
The QR closes the loop offline
At the counter, on the bill, on the box: the customer scans while the experience is fresh, instead of being asked to remember later.
Steady beats sudden
A few honest reviews every week signal a living business. A burst of twenty in one day looks bought — to Google and to customers.
Reviews bring them to your profile; the website converts them into customers. If yours doesn't, the free audit will show you why.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Yes — Google reviews require being signed into a Google account, which nearly everyone with an Android phone or Gmail already is. The link takes them straight to the review form for your business.
The easiest way: open your Google Business Profile, choose "Ask for reviews" and copy the g.page link Google gives you, then paste it into the tool. You can also paste any Google review link, or the Place ID itself from Google's free Place ID Finder (linked in the tool); it usually starts with "ChIJ".
No — Google's policy prohibits incentivised reviews, and platforms do remove them. Ask honestly at the right moment instead: right after a good visit, a delivery, a result. The link and QR exist to make that honest ask effortless.
Free, no signup. The link, QR code and sign are generated in your browser. Nothing you paste is stored. If you use the business search, only the name you type is sent to look it up on Google Maps.
You need a Google Business Profile first — it is free at google.com/business. Once it is verified, your business appears on Maps, gets a Place ID, and can receive reviews.
Three ways. In your Google Business Profile, choose "Ask for reviews" and copy the link. Or find your Place ID with Google's Place ID Finder and add it to https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=. Or paste either of those into this generator, which also gives you a QR code, a printable counter card and ready-to-send messages.
Final note
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