Google Review Link Generator

Paste your business's Place ID, or a Google Maps link that contains it, into the tool above and press the button. It returns a direct link to your review box. Copy it or share it, then send it to customers. It takes less than a minute. Our review requests service can send it for you.

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser. We built it so any local business can ask for reviews properly. If you want the asking and the replying done for you, our team can take that over. See the review replies service.

It is a Google address ending in your Place ID, in the form search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= followed by the ID. It opens the review box for your business. Always open it yourself first and check the business name at the top. Our review guide shows where to share it.

No. The link only needs the Place ID of the business, so anyone can make one, which is why you should check the business name before you share it. If you manage the profile, Google can also show a share link and QR code. Our QR code tool makes a printable one.

No. It points straight to Google's review box for your business and works as long as the listing exists. You can save it in a message template, print it or put it in an email signature, and it keeps working without upkeep. For a printed version, see the review QR code tool.

No. Short links from the Maps app, such as maps.app.goo.gl addresses, do not contain the Place ID, so the tool asks for the ID instead. Links with placeid, place_id or query_place_id in them work. Our team can find the right profile for you when you ask for a free audit.

There are ready templates for WhatsApp after a visit, WhatsApp after a service or appointment, a short SMS, and an SMS to send with the bill. Add your business name and your link fills in. You can copy a message or open it in WhatsApp or SMS. For automated sending, see review requests.

Send it on WhatsApp after a visit or a finished job, in an SMS with the bill, in your email signature and on your website or Instagram bio. Share it with every customer, not only happy ones. A printed code at the counter works too. See the QR code generator.

Yes. Asking for a review is fine. Offering rewards, sending the link only to happy customers, or steering unhappy ones away from Google is not allowed. Send the same link to every customer and let the reviews say what they say. Our guide to more reviews covers asking well.

Ask every customer soon after the visit and make it easy with a direct link or a QR code. Reply to the reviews you receive. Never offer anything in return and never ask only the happy customers. Our team can do the asking and replying for you through review requests.

The link cannot change that. A review is posted under the customer's own Google account, and the name shown comes from that account, not from your business or from this tool. Customers need to be signed in to Google to post. See our reviews FAQ for more on how reviews work.

No, and you should not ask it to. Reviews must reflect a real customer experience written by that customer. Writing reviews for your own business, or asking others to, breaks Google's rules and can get reviews removed. Customers write their own. See how to get more reviews.

Our team does, if you take the managed service. Replies are written in your voice. Negative reviews are handled by a person on our team. The free link only gets you the reviews. Read about our review replies service, or start with the free audit.