Your Google review link, in one paste.

Paste your Place ID. Get the direct write-a-review link and a QR code to print, as SVG or PNG. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.

Your link and code.

Find it with Google's Place ID finder: search your business, copy the ID that starts with “Ch”.

One code tells you reviews arrived. One per spot tells you where.

This link is Google's own form, and it works. Put the same code on a poster, a coaster and a key card and every scan looks alike. Review Systems gives each spot its own code, adds Tripadvisor and a private note beside the Google button, and matches the review that appears to the scan before it.

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Questions about the link

Where do I find my Place ID?

Google publishes a Place ID finder for developers: search your business name and address and copy the ID that begins with "Ch". Google Business Profile also offers a "Get more reviews" link and, since 2025, its own QR code; both point at the same form this tool builds.

Does the link ever change?

The Place ID is stable for as long as your listing exists. If Google ever merges or recreates your listing the ID can change; the product handles that case by keeping printed codes pointing at a permanent tracked address that you re-point, rather than at the Place ID itself.

Is it allowed to print a QR code for reviews?

Yes. Google Business Profile help says you can ask customers to visit a link or scan a QR code. What it prohibits is selectively soliciting positive reviews, paying for reviews, and pressuring people on the premises. Show every guest the same code and ask everyone.

Why would I need more than this?

You would not, for a single counter. With a front desk, a bar and eighty room cards, one code tells you reviews arrived and nothing about where. Review Systems gives each spot its own code and matches the review that appears to the scan that preceded it.

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Print one code today.

Add your property, print a code for one spot, and watch the first review land credited.