Get more Google reviews with a QR code sign
Paste your Google review link, pick a design and download a print-ready sign with your own QR code. Customers scan, tap the stars, done.
- No sign-up, no subscription
- Print-ready PDF + TV slide
- In your inbox in a minute
- QR code never expires
Cheap, easy, done in two minutes
No account to create, no app to install, no monthly fee. Just your sign, ready to print.
Paste your review link
Copy it from your Google Business Profile. We show you where.
Pick a design
Six looks, your business name and wording. Watch the preview update as you type.
Pay $11.99, print
Download straight away, plus a copy by email. No sign-up, no subscription.
Create your review sign
Type your details and watch the sign change. Tap “Test my link” to check your review link before you pay.
Six designs, made to be noticed
Every design is drawn fresh with your business name and wording, and prints sharp at any size.
Midnight Gold
Deep plum with gold. Elegant and a little bit fancy.
Café Latte
Warm cream, terracotta and coffee beans. Friendly and cosy.
Sunset Pop
A bold orange-to-purple gradient with confetti. Loud and fun.
Clean & Simple
White, crisp and professional, with one teal accent.
Native Bush
Deep bush green with fern fronds. Proudly Kiwi.
Chalkboard
A hand-lettered chalkboard in a timber frame.
A whole pack, not just a QR code
One $11.99 order gives you every size you need, ready to print at home or at any print shop.
- A4 posterFor windows, walls and noticeboards.
- 2 × A5 table signsTwo on one A4 page, for counters and tables.
- 4 × A6 counter cardsFour per page: bill folders, rooms, bags.
- TV slide (1920 × 1080)For your screens and digital signage.
- QR code on its ownPNG and SVG, for menus, invoices and your own designs.
- Sign image (PNG)For Instagram, Facebook, emails and your website.
A direct link to your review page is everything
Happy customers mean to leave a review, but “find us on Google” asks them to do the work. A QR code takes them straight to the stars.
Six steps, and most people give up
- Open Google
- Type your business name
- Pick the right listing
- Scroll to the reviews
- Find “Write a review”
- Tap the stars
Two steps, while they’re still smiling
- Point the phone camera at the code
- Tap the stars and write a line
The code opens your Google review form directly, with the stars ready to tap.
Get found
Google says positive reviews can improve your visibility in local search and on Maps.
Win new customers
People compare star ratings and review counts before choosing where to go.
Build loyalty
Asking for feedback, and replying to it, turns happy customers into regulars.
Learn what works
Reviews tell you what to keep doing and what to fix, for free.
Put it where people pause
The best spots are where customers already have their phone in hand, right after a good experience.
Put your review QR code on every TV
Screens are the biggest sign in the room. Every pack includes a 1920 × 1080 slide made for TVs, so customers can scan from their seat.
- Show it between your specials, the sport or the menu.
- With myQR Digital Signage it runs in the TV’s web browser: no app, no player box, updated from your phone.
- Schedule it for the right moments, like after the lunch rush or at half-time.
Made for local businesses
Cafés, restaurants, salons, tradies, motels and more. Tips for your kind of business:
One small price. That’s it.
Many “free” QR generators make codes that stop working unless you subscribe. Ours link straight to Google, forever.
Everything for one sign
Pay once. Keep it forever.
- Print-ready PDF: A4 poster, 2 × A5, 4 × A6
- TV slide, sign image and QR code files
- Static QR code: never expires, no middleman
- Free changes for 7 days if you spot a typo
- Emailed in about a minute, re-download any time
Questions
How do I find my Google review link?
Sign in to the Google account that manages your business, search Google for your business name, and tap “Ask for reviews” (or “Get more reviews”) in your profile tools. Copy the link, which usually looks like g.page/r/…/review. Our step-by-step guide shows other ways too.
What do I get for $5.99?
A print-ready PDF with an A4 poster, two A5 table signs and four A6 counter cards, the QR code on its own for your own designs, a 1920 × 1080 TV slide, a high-res sign image and the QR code as PNG and SVG. You can download them straight away and we email you a copy.
Do I need to sign up or subscribe?
No. There’s no account and no subscription. You pay once and keep your files forever.
Will the QR code ever stop working?
No. It’s a static QR code: it opens your Google review form directly, with no redirect through us. It works for as long as your Google Business Profile does.
Can I test my link before I pay?
Yes. Tap “Test my link” on the order form and it opens exactly the page your QR code will open. The preview shows a sample code; your own code is on your download.
What if I make a typo?
You can change the wording, design or link yourself for 7 days after you pay, from your download page. Free.
How do I print it?
Print the PDF at 100% (actual size) on A4 paper or card, at home or at any print shop. Matte lamination or a clear acrylic stand makes it last.
Can I show it on a TV?
Yes. Every pack includes a 1920 × 1080 TV slide. It’s made to work with myQR Digital Signage, and any screen that shows images.
Can I offer a discount for reviews?
No. Google doesn’t allow rewards for reviews. Our signs simply invite every customer to leave an honest review, which is what Google’s rules expect.
Is this made by Google?
No. Review QR is made by myQR, a New Zealand business. We’re not affiliated with Google. The code simply opens your own Google review form.
How do I pay?
Securely through Stripe with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Prices are in NZD.
Guides for getting more reviews
All guides →How to find your Google review link (and turn it into a QR code)
Step-by-step: find your Google review link from your Business Profile or Place ID, test it, and turn it into a print-ready QR code sign for your counter.
Read the guide →Hospitality · 6 min readHow cafés can get more Google reviews (without being pushy)
Practical ways for NZ cafés to get more Google reviews: where to put a QR code, what to say at the counter, and how replies turn customers into regulars.
Read the guide →Hospitality · 5 min readWhy Google reviews build loyalty, not just new customers
Reviews aren’t just for new customers. How asking for, reading and replying to Google reviews builds loyalty with regulars in cafés, restaurants and bars.
Read the guide →Start collecting reviews today
One sign, $11.99, ready to print in two minutes.