Google review card
A Google review card sends a happy customer straight to your review page with one tap or scan, so more of them actually leave a review while they are still in front of you. There is no gating and no rate-us-first screen: the card goes to your real review link. Because it is an editable Piqlo link, you can point it at a new location or platform later and the printed card still works.
Who reaches for a review card
Set up in three steps
- 1
Paste your review link
Drop in your Google review link (TripAdvisor and others work too) and the card is ready.
- 2
Ask at the right moment
Hand the card over or leave it on the counter when a job goes well, so the ask lands when the customer is happiest.
- 3
Watch reviews come in
Customers tap or scan, land on your review page, and you can change the link any time without reprinting.
Questions about review cards
- Does it gate customers or ask them to rate me first?
- No. The card goes straight to your real Google review page. There is no rate-us-first screen, which keeps you within Google's review policies.
- Does it work for platforms other than Google?
- Yes. You can point the card at any review link, such as TripAdvisor, since it is just an editable link behind the tap or scan.
- Can the same card also save my contact?
- A review card leads with the review action, and you can also offer a save-contact option, so one card both wins reviews and shares your number.
- What if my review link changes?
- Edit the link in Piqlo and every printed card and NFC tag you already handed out points to the new page automatically.
Make your review card free
Every Piqlo card is the same editable link behind a printed QR or any NFC tag. Start free, and you can switch what it does later without reprinting a thing. No self-serve checkout yet; upgrades happen with a promo code.