Free tool · Google Business Profile
Google Review Link Generator
Turn your business name into a direct link that opens Google's review box — skip the "search for us" step and get straight to the review.
Review link for
Copied to clipboard.
Scan to open
Opens in a new tab so you can confirm it lands on the right listing. Share the link (or the QR code) with customers — a text, an email, a receipt, or a countertop sign.
How it works
Three steps, no account.
Search your business
Type your business name and city, then hit Search.
Pick your listing
Confirm the exact name and address from the results Google returns.
Copy, scan, or send
Copy the link, screenshot the QR code, or open it to test — then share it with customers.
Why a review link actually helps
Most people don't leave a review because it takes too many steps — open Google, search your business name, find the right listing, scroll to "Write a review." A direct link skips straight to the last step. It won't make someone leave a review who wasn't going to anyway, but it removes the friction for the ones who were.
More recent, more frequent reviews are one of the signals Google weighs for local ranking and map-pack visibility — and they're the first thing a potential customer reads before they call. A link alone doesn't get you reviews; sharing it, consistently, after every job, does.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
Anywhere a customer already trusts you: a text after the job, a follow-up email, a line on a receipt or invoice, or a QR code on a countertop sign or the back of a business card. The link just removes the "search for us on Google" step — you still have to ask.
Asking is fine — Google explicitly allows it. What isn't allowed: offering money, discounts, or gifts in exchange for a review, and "review gating" (only asking customers you already know are happy, or asking unhappy ones to email you privately instead of posting). Send the link to everyone, and let the review land where it lands.
It's Google's unique identifier for a specific business listing — not your business name, which other businesses can share. The link is built as search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_PLACE_ID, so it opens the review box for your exact listing, not a search results page a customer has to sort through.
Business names collide — there are probably other businesses with a similar name, sometimes in the same city. Picking the right result from the list is what guarantees the link points at your listing and not a competitor's.
No. This tool is free and doesn't require signing up or logging in — it's a small, standalone piece of the same local SEO software RateGather runs for paying customers.
Yes — search with the specific city or street for the location you want (e.g. "Mile Towing Englewood FL" rather than just "Mile Towing"), then pick the matching address from the results. Each location has its own place ID and its own review link.
Want this running on autopilot?
RateGather sends this same review link automatically after every job, drafts AI replies to what comes back, and tracks your local rankings — all from one dashboard.
No contract. Free plan available.