Get More Google Reviews
with One Short Link.
Make it easy for happy customers to leave a review. Turn your Google review link into a short link like urlyte.com/yourshop/review and a QR code for the counter, the receipt and your emails, then see how many people open it.
Built for Asking for Reviews
A QR code for the counter
Print a QR code on a table card, receipt, invoice or business card. Customers scan it and the review form opens.
A link with your name
urlyte.com/yourshop/review is easy to read out, type and trust, in a text message, an email or a social post.
See if people open it
Count how many customers open the review link, by day and by device, and which channel sends them.
Never reprint
If your review link changes, point the short link to the new one. The QR codes you printed keep working.
Where Businesses Put Their Review Link
QR → urlyte.com/you/reviewCustomers scan while they wait or pay.
urlyte.com/you/reviewA short line at the bottom of every receipt.
urlyte.com/you/review-emailA separate link per channel shows which one works best.
urlyte.com/you/review-smsShort enough for an SMS after a visit.
How to make a short Google review link
Get your review link from Google
Open your Google Business Profile (search for your business name on Google while you are signed in, or use the Google Maps app). Choose "Ask for reviews" or "Get more reviews" and copy the link Google gives you.
Paste it into URLyte
Paste the review link into the box at the top of this page to get a short link at once.
Brand it
With a free account, use a name like urlyte.com/yourshop/review. Make one link per channel (counter, email, SMS) to compare them.
Print the QR code
Download the QR code for your link and put it on table cards, receipts, invoices and business cards.
Good to know about Google reviews
Do not pay or reward for reviews
Google's rules do not allow offering discounts, gifts or payment in exchange for reviews, and do not allow asking only happy customers. Ask every customer in the same way.
The link opens Maps, not the form
Make sure you copied the link from "Ask for reviews". A normal Maps share link opens your listing, and people must then find the review button.
The QR code is too small
Print the QR code at least 2 cm (0.8 inch) wide and keep a white border around it, so phone cameras read it at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I shorten my Google review link?
Copy your review link from your Google Business Profile ("Ask for reviews"), then paste it into the box at the top of this page. With a free account you can name it, for example urlyte.com/yourshop/review.
How do I make a QR code for Google reviews?
Shorten your review link with URLyte and download its free QR code. Print it on table cards, receipts or invoices.
Can I see how many customers opened the review link?
Yes. URLyte counts clicks and scans by day, country and device. It cannot see if someone finished the review; Google shows new reviews in your Business Profile.
What if my Google review link changes?
Edit your branded URLyte link and point it to the new review link. Every printed QR code keeps working.
Can I use one link for several locations?
Use one branded link per location, for example urlyte.com/yourshop/review-city, so each QR code opens the right listing.
Is it free?
Yes. Short links, QR codes and click tracking are free. Pro is $5/month for more links and your own domain, for example go.yourshop.com/review.
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