Direct review flow
Send customers straight to the place where they can write a Google review.
Create a direct Google review link, shorten it, and share it with customers as a URL or QR code.
Google reviews, simplified
A Google review link sends customers directly to the review flow for your Google Business Profile. It removes extra searching and makes the next action clear.
Pairing that destination with a short URL and QR code makes it practical across digital messages, printed materials, and in-person customer touchpoints.
Send customers straight to the place where they can write a Google review.
Turn the long Google destination into a cleaner Smart-Link URL.
Use the result on receipts, table cards, posters, packaging, and signs.
Three simple steps
Search for and select the correct Google Business Profile location.
Select a Smart-Link domain and add a memorable custom back-half.
Copy the review link or use its QR code wherever customers are ready to respond.
Where to share it
Place the link after positive, completed experiences—when customers have enough context to leave useful and honest feedback.
Add a simple review request after a completed purchase or service.
Place a QR code at counters, tables, exits, and other high-intent touchpoints.
Send a direct review link after an appointment, delivery, or support conversation.
Give loyal customers a clear route to leave public feedback.
Review request guide
A direct link helps, but timing and context matter too. Keep requests clear, respectful, and consistent with Google's review policies.
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Send the link after a successful interaction while the experience is still fresh.
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Explain that the link opens your Google review form directly.
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Put QR codes where satisfied customers naturally pause or complete a purchase.
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Thank reviewers and address concerns professionally from your business profile.
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Google review link FAQ
Practical answers about creating and sharing direct Google review links.
A Google review link opens the review flow for a specific Google Business Profile, reducing the steps a customer needs to leave feedback.
Yes. You can create a direct review link and a shareable Smart-Link URL with this public tool for free.
Google generally requires reviewers to sign in to a Google account before publishing a review.
Use it in follow-up emails, SMS messages, receipts, invoices, table cards, signs, and website calls to action.
Managed Smart-Link links can provide click analytics. Google Business Profile remains the source for published review activity.
Avoid incentives or review gating. Ask customers for honest feedback and follow Google's current review policies.
Create a direct review link now, or explore Smart-Link plans for custom domains and click analytics.