ReviewFlow removes every excuse between the counter and the review. One tap, three short questions, a draft they actually recognise as their own words — then straight to Google or Yelp.
No app, no account, no login. The whole thing happens in the browser your customer already has open.
A QR code on the stand, or an NFC tap for phones that support it. Both open the same short link — reviewflow.co/r/your-shop — in under a second on a 4G connection.
~2 secondsStars, what they came in for, and what stood out. Every answer is a tap on a chip — typing is optional, never required.
~12 secondsAI drafts a review in their voice from their own answers. They read it, change anything, copy it, and continue to Google or Yelp.
~7 secondsNo gating, no review filtering, no hiding one-star customers behind a feedback form. Every customer sees “Post to Google” whatever they rated. A private note to the owner sits beside it, never instead of it — which is both the honest design and the one that keeps you inside Google’s and Yelp’s policies.
Print the code, tap the stand — one short link behind both, changeable any time.
The draft is assembled from the customer’s own chips and words, kept to two or three sentences, and never invents a detail they didn’t give.
The customer page carries no tracking pixels and asks for no personal data. It is a single HTML document that renders before your logo would have finished loading anywhere else.
Scans, drafts and clicks to Google as one drop-off view, so you know which step is leaking.
Recurring themes pulled from answers — the thing three people mentioned this week.
Every screen in the customer flow was cut until it fit inside twenty seconds of a real person’s attention: one question per view, thumb-sized targets, no scrolling between steps, and a draft that is already written by the time they arrive at it.
It ships flat-packed and assembled in one motion. The QR panel is replaceable, so changing your link — or running a seasonal prompt — costs a card, not a stand. The NFC chip is embedded behind the panel and reprogrammable from your dashboard.
14-day trial, no card. Cancel from the dashboard in two clicks — we don’t make you email anyone.
For a single till, a single code.
Everything in Counter, plus the hardware and the reporting.
Three locations or more, billed as one account.
Create the account, answer four setup questions, print the code. The stand follows in the post.