Free Google review link generator
Paste your Google Place ID and get a link that opens the review box for your business straight away — plus a QR code you can print for your counter. No sign-up, and nothing you type here leaves your browser.
How to find your Place ID
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Open the Place ID finder
Google publishes a free tool that shows the Place ID for any listing. Search your business name in it.
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Copy the ID for your listing
Check the address shown matches your business — similarly named places are the usual mix-up.
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Paste it above and generate
You get the direct review link and a QR code you can download and print.
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Test it before printing
Open the link on your own phone and confirm it opens the review box for the right business.
What this link does and does not fix
A direct link removes the searching. That is a real gain and it costs nothing — for many small businesses, a printed QR code at the counter is the whole solution and there is no reason to spend money on top.
What it does not remove is the blank text box waiting at the other end. A customer who taps through, reads “share details of your own experience” and cannot think how to start will close the tab, and you will never know they tried. That step is where most willing customers are lost, and no link can fix it.
Revobot is built for that second problem: your customer answers a few short questions you choose, and gets a review draft they can edit and post. You also see the feedback from customers who decided not to post publicly.
Common questions
What is a Google review link?
It is a URL that opens the "write a review" box for your business listing directly. Without one, a customer has to search for your business, find the right listing and then find the review button — several steps where people give up.
Where do I find my Place ID?
Use Google’s official Place ID finder, search for your business name, and copy the ID it displays. It is a long string with no spaces, usually starting with ChIJ.
Is this tool free?
Yes, and there is no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser — the Place ID you paste is never sent to us, which is also why nothing is stored.
Why does my link not work?
Almost always a wrong Place ID, usually from picking a similarly named business in the finder. Open the generated link yourself before printing it and check it lands on your listing.
Do I still need review software if I have this link?
Not necessarily. A link and a printed QR code solve the problem of customers not being able to find your listing. They do not solve the blank review box, or show you what customers thought when they chose not to post.