Free Google review link generator
Our free Google review link generator turns your Google Maps link into a direct link that opens the review box for your business. You also get a QR code, a printable counter card and messages ready to send by WhatsApp, text or email.
- Free, no sign-up
- Works for any UK business
- Nothing stored
( Step 2 · Your review kit )
Ready to share
Your review link
Customers tap it and the Google review box opens for your business.
Test your link- Ask soon after the job, while the experience is fresh.
- Ask every customer, not only the ones you expect to be happy.
- Reply to every review, good or bad.
QR code & printable card
For your counter, receipts, invoices or van.
By the Axarez team, BirminghamUpdated 13 Nov 2026
How to find your Google Maps link
Your Google Maps link is the share link for your business listing. It takes about 20 seconds to copy on a phone or a computer.
- Open Google Maps Step 1Use the Google Maps app or google.co.uk/maps, and search for your business name and town.
- Open your listing Step 2Tap or click your business so its profile opens, with your photos, hours and reviews.
- Copy the share link Step 3Tap Share, then Copy link. On a computer you can also copy the address from the browser bar.
- Paste it above Step 4Paste the link into the generator and press Create my review link.
Where to use your review link and QR code
Put your review link wherever customers already hear from you, at the moment they are happiest with your work. The easier it is to find, the more reviews you get.
| Where | What to use | When it works best |
|---|---|---|
| WhatsApp or text | Review link with a short thank-you message | Straight after the job or visit |
| Email and invoices | Review link in the email or on the invoice | When you send the final bill or receipt |
| Counter or desk | Printable QR card | While customers wait or pay |
| Van, receipts, packaging | QR code image | Every time a customer sees your brand |
| Email signature | “Review us on Google” link | On every email you send |
How to ask for reviews without breaking the rules
Ask every customer, ask soon after the job, and never pay or reward people for reviews. Google’s review policies ban incentives and selectively asking only happy customers, and in the UK, fake reviews and hidden paid reviews are illegal under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024.
- Ask everyone. Don’t filter customers and only send the link to the ones you think will leave five stars.
- No rewards. Discounts, prize draws or freebies in exchange for reviews break Google’s policies.
- Never write reviews yourself, or ask friends, family or staff to post them.
- Reply to every review, good and bad. It shows future customers you care, and Google recommends it.
Why Google reviews help you rank on Google Maps
Google says review count and review score factor into local search ranking, so a steady flow of genuine reviews helps you show up higher on Google Maps. Reviews also persuade people to choose you once they find you.
Reviews are only one part of ranking, though. Your Google Business Profile, your website and the consistency of your business details across the web matter too. For one client, a tyre fitter in Stoke-on-Trent with 28 reviews, getting all of these right took them into the Google Maps top 3 in 30 days, ahead of competitors with over 600 reviews. See how we do it on our local SEO services page, or our Google Maps SEO in Birmingham.
Google review links: questions people ask
What is a Google review link?
A Google review link is a web address that opens the “write a review” box for one specific business on Google. Customers tap it, choose a star rating and write their review, without having to search for your business first. Fewer steps means more of the people you ask actually leave a review.
How do I get my Google review link?
Open Google Maps, find your business, tap Share and copy the link, then paste it into the generator at the top of this page. If you manage your Google Business Profile, you can also use the Ask for reviews button there, which gives you a short g.page link that works the same way.
How do I make a Google review QR code?
Create your review link with the generator above and it makes the QR code for you. Download it as an image for receipts, invoices and social posts, or download the printable card to put on your counter, reception desk or van. Customers scan it with their phone camera and the review box opens.
( Free map scan )
More reviews is step one.
The Maps top 3 is the goal.
- We scan 169 points around your postcode on Google Maps
- You get a heatmap of where you rank against local competitors
- We tell you the 3 changes that would move you up. No obligation