Google review QR code and shareable link
Put a clear review request wherever the customer moment ends.
Create one branded QR code or link for counters, tables, bills, packages, receipts, and WhatsApp follow-ups—then collect feedback without asking staff to improvise the message.
No credit card required Customer-controlled sharing
A clearer workflow
A QR code is only useful when the whole path is easy.
The printed square is the first step. Customers also need a trustworthy request, readable questions, a fast mobile experience, and a clear choice about what happens next.
Use it at the physical touchpoint
Add the QR to a table card, counter display, bill folder, reception sign, receipt, or package insert.
Share the same link digitally
Send the request through an existing WhatsApp, email, or service conversation after the experience.
Keep requests organised
Use one consistent workflow instead of separate forms and untracked staff-created QR codes.
How it works
Set up a QR review request in three steps
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01
Add the destination
Use the correct Google review link or another approved destination for the specific business location.
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02
Brand and test the request
Add the business name and questions, then scan the final printed size with more than one phone.
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03
Place it with context
Tell customers what the code is for and let them answer without pressure or an employee watching.
In practice
Choose the placement around customer behaviour
Counter and pickup
Keep enough white space around the code and position it where customers naturally pause.
Bills and receipts
Print a short neutral request next to the code instead of a vague label such as “Scan me.”
WhatsApp follow-up
Send one relevant message after completion and respect customers who do not want further follow-ups.
Genuine feedback
QR quality checklist
Yeeto is designed to improve the expression of real customer experiences—not to manufacture endorsements or control ratings.
- Test the final printed item, not only the image on a laptop.
- Use strong contrast, adequate size, and clear space around the code.
- Do not hide the public destination behind a positive private rating.
Questions
What businesses usually ask
Clear answers about customer control, public sharing, and responsible review requests.
Can I use one QR code in several places?
Yes, when every placement should open the same business request. Separate locations should use the correct destination for that location.
Is NFC required?
No. A QR code works with ordinary phone cameras and can also be shared as a link.
Should staff ask for five stars?
No. The request should ask for an honest experience and leave the rating and wording to the customer.
Start with one customer moment