★ ReviewCard
Two minutes, one link

How to get your Google review link

A review card is only as good as the link behind the QR code. You want the link that opens the review form for your business, ready to type — not the link to your listing, where the visitor still has to find the button.

Way 1 — Google Maps on a computer (works for every business)

  1. Open google.com/maps and search your business name and town.
  2. Click your business in the results so the panel opens on the left.
  3. Click Share, then Write a review. Google copies a short link to your clipboard.
  4. Paste it somewhere safe. It looks like https://g.page/r/…/review or https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=….

Way 2 — Business Profile dashboard (best if you manage the listing)

  1. Open your Business Profile.
  2. Find the Ask for reviews card (under “Get more reviews”).
  3. Copy the link it offers. This one is short and stable — the best option for print.

Way 3 — Build it from your place ID

If you know your place ID, this URL always opens the review form:

https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_PLACE_ID

Place IDs are public and can be found with Google's Place ID Finder. This is the most stable form of the link — it survives renames and address edits.

Test before you print. Send the link to yourself, or paste it into a private window. If it opens a page with a star rating and a box to type in, it is the right link. If it opens your listing with a “Write a review” button, it will still work — but the visitor has to tap twice, so keep looking for the direct one.

Common problems

The link opens the wrong business

You copied the link while a different listing was selected in Maps. Re-search with the town name, confirm the address in the panel, then copy again.

There is no Share option

You are probably on mobile web rather than the Maps app, or the listing panel is not fully open. Try the desktop site, or use the Business Profile route above.

My business has no reviews yet

Google still shows the form — the first review is exactly what the card is for. Put the card where the happy moment happens: the till, the chair, the table.

Can I use this link on Yelp or Facebook too?

Yes. Any review URL works in the tool — it simply encodes whatever you paste.

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