A plain Google review QR code, or a review point

You can make a QR code from your Google review link for nothing and print it today. Many shops do, and it works. What it cannot do is change where it goes, tell you whether anyone scanned it, or give an unhappy customer a way to tell you first.

When Printed Google review QR codes is the better choice

A plain QR code is enough if you have one counter, your Google link will never change, and you do not need to know how often it is used.

When Cardless Club is

A review point is better when you have more than one place to ask, want to see which one works, or want to hear from an unhappy customer before they write in public.

What Cardless Club does

Change where it goes without reprinting
Your stand points at a Cardless Club address. If your Google link changes, you change it in the dashboard and every printed code follows.
Free, and counted
The free Review Link opens Google straight away, like a plain code, and counts how many people opened it.
A private word, with Google still there
On Reviews+, a customer picks a rating first. A rating at or above your number opens Google by itself; a lower one is offered a private message, with the Google button on the same screen.
Keeps working whatever your plan
If a paid plan ends, every printed stand keeps sending people to your Google review page.

What it costs

These are introductory prices while Cardless Club is in pre-release. They go up when we launch, and whatever you start on is yours for a year. Paid plans are open in India today. Paying from outside India opens soon.

Reviews Pro, more than one shop, and a page of your own together with Reviews are in the Reviews pricing.

  • Review Link

    Enough to make a review card useful forever.

    Free while we are in pre-release

  • Reviews+

    The rating page, the private messages and the numbers.

    Introductory price: ₹1,999

Questions

Is a review point free?

Yes. The Review Link is free while we are in pre-release, with a QR code and a stand you can print on one sheet of A4.

Does a rating page keep bad reviews off Google?

No, and it is not meant to. Everyone can still reach Google. A private message is an extra way to reach you, not a wall in front of Google.

Can I keep my existing printed code?

Yes, but it will keep going straight to Google and you will not see its numbers. A new code from a review point gives you both.

Make your review link

Add your business, paste your Google review link, and print your first stand on one sheet of A4. It costs nothing while we are in pre-release.