Feedback & Review QR codeYou can edit this one
Ask for a review while they still remember
Straight to your review page, with no searching for you first. You can keep unhappy feedback private.
Free to start. You'll need an account to save it.
How it looks in real life
Why people use a feedback & review QR code
Ten seconds
No looking you up. They are already on the page.
The right moment
Ask when they are happy, not two days later.
Catch problems early
Send low ratings to you privately, if you switch it on.
Switch sites later
Change where it points. Printed cards keep working.
How to make a feedback & review QR code
- 1Paste your review page link
- 2Print small cards
- 3Hand one over at the end
Where people put it
TablesReceiptsJob sheetsDelivery notesShop exits
Questions about feedback & review QR codes
Any that give you a web link.
Most review sites give you a share or ask for reviews link in your business account.
Yes. Low ratings can go to your email instead of a public site.
Asking is fine everywhere. Paying for good ones is not.
You see scan numbers. The review site shows the rest.
How people use feedback & review QR codes
Restaurants & Cafés
A QR code menu you can edit from your phone, with orders and reviews from the same square on the table.Retail & Products
A QR code on the box or the shelf lets a product say everything the packaging has no space for.Events & Conferences
QR codes for events keep posters, programmes and badges right even when the plans move.You can change this one later
It opens a page you control, so you can edit it after printing and see every scan.
What that means