What is a Google review link?

A Google review link is a direct URL that opens the "write a review" box for your business — skipping the search step entirely. Instead of asking customers to look you up on Google and hunt for the review button, you hand them a link (or a QR code, or an NFC tap) that drops them straight onto your review form. Fewer steps means more reviews.

How to share your Google review link

Once you've generated your link, put it everywhere your customers are:

• Email & SMS: add it to receipts, booking confirmations, and follow-up messages.
• QR code: print the QR on tables, receipts, flyers, or packaging so customers can scan and review on the spot.
• NFC plate: load the link onto a Digifeel NFC plate — customers tap their phone and land on your review page in one move, no scanning or typing.
• Social & bio: drop it in your Instagram bio, Google Business posts, or email signature.

Why a direct review link increases your review rate

Every extra step between "I'll leave a review" and a submitted review loses customers. Searching for the business, scrolling to the reviews, finding the button — each is a drop-off point. A direct link removes all of them, so the people who intended to review actually do. That's why businesses that share a direct link — or use a tap-to-review plate — collect far more reviews than those who just say "leave us a review on Google."

Frequently asked questions

What is a Place ID? A Place ID is Google's unique identifier for your business location. Your review link is built from it, which is why it points to exactly your listing and no one else's. This tool finds it automatically from your business name.

Is the link permanent? Yes. Your Place ID doesn't change, so the review link keeps working indefinitely — print it, save it, reuse it.

Can I make the link shorter? The generated link is the official Google format. If you want a tidier version for print, run it through any URL shortener — but the QR code and NFC tap hide the length anyway.

Can I share it on social media? Absolutely — it's just a URL. Put it in your bio, posts, or stories. For print or physical spots, the QR code or an NFC plate works better than a raw link.

Do you store my business information? No. The lookup happens on the spot and nothing is saved.