More reviews, from the people already happy at your counter.
One scan opens your Google review form with your business already selected — no searching, no wrong listing. Put it where the good moments happen: the bill folder, the counter, the thank-you card.
Three steps, about a minute.
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Find your review link
In Google Business Profile, choose “Ask for reviews” and copy the link — or paste your Place ID.
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Make it yours
Your colours, your logo and a “Rate us on Google” frame, so people know what the scan is for.
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Print where it counts
Bill folders, receipts, counters and packaging. Change the link later without reprinting.
Put it where people already are.
Restaurants and cafés
A table tent or bill-folder card catches diners at the moment they are most likely to say something kind.
Salons, clinics and studios
A small card at the reception desk turns a good appointment into a review before the client leaves.
Shops and showrooms
A counter stand or a sticker on the shopping bag reaches customers after a good purchase.
Service businesses
Add the code to invoices and job cards, so a review is one scan after the work is done.
Every design option is free: your colours and logo, rounded or dotted shapes, and a frame that says what the scan is for.
Free forever with 5 dynamic codes and unlimited static ones, no card needed. Pro is ₹664 a month for 150 dynamic codes. Paid plans are billed in INR with a GST tax invoice, and you can pay by UPI Autopay, card or eNACH.
Questions about google review qr codes.
Where do I find my Google Place ID?
Search for your business in Google’s Place ID Finder, or copy the “Ask for reviews” link from your Google Business Profile — MyQRx accepts either.
Is it allowed to ask for Google reviews with a QR code?
Yes, asking is fine. What Google prohibits is offering incentives for reviews or only asking customers you expect to be positive, so ask everyone and keep it simple.
What if my review link changes?
A MyQRx review code is dynamic: update the destination in your dashboard and every printed code follows, no reprint.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
Yes. Every scan is counted, with time, rough location and device, so you can tell which placement works.