Where a review link does its best work
A Google review link skips the searching: instead of telling customers to "find us on Google", one tap opens the review box with your business already filled in. Text it right after a job while the good impression is fresh. Add it to invoices and email signatures, and put the QR code at the counter or on leave-behind cards.
The catch is consistency — on busy weeks, hand-sending the link is the first thing everyone forgets. ReviewNudger can send each customer a review request automatically after they pay, then follow up politely if they don't act. Start a free 14-day trial or check how your reviews stack up first with the free review scanner.
Frequently asked questions
Does a Google review link expire?
No. The link is built on your listing and keeps working as long as the listing exists. It only breaks if your listing is merged, moved, or re-verified — rebuild it here if that happens and update it wherever it lives.
Do customers need a Google account to use the link?
Yes — Google requires reviewers to be signed in. The link takes signed-in customers straight to the star picker; signed-out customers see a sign-in prompt first and land on the same review box after.
Is this tool really free? What happens to my search?
Free, no signup, no strings. The lookup reads public listing data from Google to build your link and QR code, and nothing about your search is stored.