Google review QR cards · for shops in India
Your customers would leave a review. They just don’t have the words.
Put a printed card on your counter. A customer scans it, reads a review already written for your shop, edits it however they want, and posts it on Google themselves. That is the entire product.
- ₹499/month flat
- Set up in two minutes
- No contract
- Nobody will call you
The whole product, one screen
How it works
- 01
You paste your Google link.
Sign up, type your shop name, paste the review link Google already gives you. Two minutes, no call, no onboarding session.
- 02
You print the card.
We lay out a counter card, a table tent and staff badges at real print sizes. Print them from your browser, or save a PDF and take it to any printer.
- 03
Your customer scans and posts.
One screen, one draft, one button. They edit it in their own words and post it to Google from their own account. We never touch it again.
Your side of it
A few screens. Nothing to be trained on.
Set up your shop, download your cards, see which counter is scanning, pay or cancel. That is all of it.
Who it is for
Any business people look up on Google.
One counter or fifty, one flat price. A few examples of where it fits:
Salons and spas
Reviews turn straight into bookings, and your customer is already sitting still with their phone out.
Clinics and hospitals
Reputation is the whole referral. Nothing here asks a patient a question, and we never learn who they are.
Retail and chains
A code per counter and per staff member, so you can see where the scans are actually coming from.
Restaurants and cafés
Table tents instead of counter cards. High volume, and the wait for the bill is the moment.
The one real difference
We never ask your customer how their visit went.
The usual design in this category is to ask your customer how their visit went before showing them anything. Happy answers are sent to Google. Unhappy answers are quietly routed into a private form you read later.
That is review gating, and Google names it in their own policy: a business must not “discourage or prohibit negative reviews, or selectively solicit positive reviews from customers.” Reviews collected that way get removed. It is also dishonest — a rating built out of filtered customers is not your rating.
AskRevu has no question to answer and no second path to take. Every customer gets the same link and the same screen. There is nowhere to send an unhappy one, because we did not build anywhere to send them.
Read the argument in fullWhat the price covers
One price, and a short list of things we deliberately never built.
The “not included” list is not a roadmap. Those things are absent on purpose, and they are the reason everything else costs ₹499.
Included
₹499/month, everything- Unlimited scans and reviewsno per-review fee
- Counter card, table tent, staff badgesprints from your browser
- Unlimited staff and counter codessee who is earning scans
- English and Hindi draftsyou choose which
- Email supportreplies from a person
Not included
on purpose- Training, onboarding, a success manager
- A sales call before the price
- An app your customer installs
- Any way to hide a bad review
Reviews live on Google, not with us. We cannot delay one, filter one, reorder one or take one down.
The other ways to ask
Asking for reviews usually means choosing who gets asked. We don’t choose.
Approaches, not brands. Where a row says “depends”, it genuinely depends on how that tool is set up — we are not going to claim otherwise.
₹499 a month. You can read the whole price on this page.
Cancel in one click on the billing screen. No retention call, no exit survey, no annual lock.