Google review QR code stand.
A stand for the counter or table that opens the Google review box when customers scan. Paste your review link, add your name and colour, and print it on card.
1. Paste your review link
Your code appears here as you type.
Made in your browser: nothing you type is sent to Qrunto. The code holds its content itself, so it never expires.
2. Design your stand
A preview of your design appears here.
Made in your browser: nothing you type is sent to Qrunto. Print one, scan it with your phone, then print the rest.
Where to put it
- By the till or card machine: the moment people finish paying is when they're most likely to leave a review. A fold-over tent stands on its own.
- On tables: next to your menu code, so people can review while they wait for the bill.
- In the bill folder or receipt tray: choose "Cards, 4 per sheet" and cut them out.
- Salons and clinics: at reception, or on each station, so clients can scan before they leave.
Getting your review link
In your Google Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews (sometimes called Get more reviews) and copy the link, which ends in /review. No access to the profile? Use your Place ID instead. Our Google review QR code generator page explains both, step by step.
Stay within Google's rules
Asking for reviews is fine. Offering a discount or a freebie in return for one isn't, and neither is asking only the customers you know were happy. Put the stand where everyone sees it, and Google has no reason to remove the reviews it brings in.
Questions
Does the code on the stand expire?
No. It holds Google's own review link, and nothing passes through Qrunto. It works for as long as your business is on Google.
What size are the cards?
On A4 paper each card is A6 (105 × 148 mm), which fits standard A6 sign holders. On US Letter they're 4¼ × 5½ inches; trim them to fit your holder.
Should I number the tables?
Not for a review stand. Leave the number of tables at 0 and you get one stand, or a sheet of four identical cards.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
Not with a free code, because scans go straight to Google. The Qrunto app's editable review codes count scans, so you can see whether the counter or the tables work better.
Review codes that count every scan.
Qrunto makes editable codes for your Google reviews, menu, guest Wi-Fi and WhatsApp, with scan counts, your logo in the middle and print-ready stands. Coming soon to iPhone and Android.