The star rating is a fork in the road. Delighted customers get a fast path to Google. Disappointed ones reach you privately, while there's still time to fix it.
Their review is written, copied to the clipboard, and Google opens in one tap. All they do is paste and post — the step where most people give up is gone.
They tell you what went wrong first, privately, with an optional name and contact so you can put it right. It lands in a tracked inbox, not your public profile.
Nobody is ever blocked from reviewing you publicly. Google's policies prohibit review gating — steering only happy customers to the review form. So after an unhappy customer has had their say privately, the public Google option is still offered, in the same words, on the same screen. You get the early warning; they keep the choice.
From a QR code on the table, a WhatsApp message, or a link on the receipt. It opens in the browser — nothing to install.
One tap. This is the fork that decides whether they head to Google or straight to you.
Written by AI for your specific business, not generic filler. Short enough to answer while waiting for the bill.
In their voice, using only what they actually said. They can edit every word before anything is posted.
Customers see your business, not our branding.
Upload any image and position it with a built-in cropper — fit the whole thing or fill the frame. No exact pixel sizes to worry about.
Dark or light, warm or cool. Pick the one closest to your brand.
A short, memorable address you choose.
reviewtaker.com/r/your-shop
AI drafts them from your business details. Regenerate them, reword them, or write your own — separately for happy and unhappy customers.
Private complaints arrive with an optional name and contact, and move through New → In Progress → Resolved → Closed with your own notes attached.
Switch the page off any time and the link politely goes quiet. Nothing is lost.
Yes — and we built it carefully so it stays that way. Google prohibits review gating, which means only steering happy customers to the review form. We never block anyone: unhappy customers are offered the public Google option too, in the same words, on the same screen. What we do is remove the friction of writing, which is entirely permitted.
No. Every word comes from the customer's own answers, and the AI is instructed never to invent details they did not mention. They read, edit and post it themselves — nothing is submitted on their behalf, and we never post to Google for them.
No. The page opens in whatever browser they already have. They need a Google account to post the review itself, which almost everyone with an Android phone or Gmail already has.
The page keeps working. Past your monthly limit it simply stops drafting and lets the customer write their own review — the flow never breaks, and a printed QR code never goes dead.
However suits you: a QR code on the table or receipt, a WhatsApp message after a job, a link in your email signature. It is an ordinary web link.
No. Review collection pages are included in every plan, including the 14-day free trial.