Less friction, no manipulation
Make, test and place a Google review QR code.
A Google review QR code sends a customer to your own business review path in one scan. You can create and print that code yourself for free. Below: how it works, when NFC helps, and when a preconfigured touchpoint is worth paying for.
Can you make a Google review QR code for free?
Yes. You need the direct review link for the correct location from your Google Business Profile. Convert it to a QR code, print it large enough, and test it on several phones. For one destination that will not change, a self-made print is often enough.
Paying makes sense when you want a finished stand that is configured and tested for you, when more actions than the review must sit behind one manageable URL, or when the destination must stay editable.
In five steps
Make a free Google review QR code yourself
Google changes Business Profile UI regularly. Treat these as actions, not button names — follow Google’s current help pages for the exact clicks.
- Find the direct review link in your Google Business Profile and confirm it points to the right location.
- Convert that link into a QR image suitable for print.
- Place the code in a readable design with a short neutral line about what the customer can expect.
- Print large enough for the viewing distance at the placement spot.
- Test the printed code on multiple phones and confirm the correct review page opens.
What NFC adds — and why the QR code stays visible
NFC means a programmed chip holds a web address. A suitable phone with NFC enabled can open it with a tap. Behaviour differs by device and settings, so OmniTechs does not promise automatic opening on every phone — a visible QR code remains the fallback on the same touchpoint.
Ask for reviews honestly
Ask every customer the same way while the experience is fresh. Do not filter for expected scores or offer discounts for reviews. OmniTechs does not build review-gating paths and does not guarantee ratings or business results.
Questions about Google review QR codes and NFC
Is a Google review QR code free?
The code itself costs nothing. You may pay for print and materials. With OmniTechs you pay for the physical stand, configuration and testing — not for the code.
Does NFC work on every phone?
No. NFC must be present and enabled. That is why a visible QR code stays on the same touchpoint.
What does Google review QR/NFC cost at OmniTechs?
A configured budget review stand costs €19 excl. VAT, orderable on its own with free shipping in the Netherlands. A Smart Link with several actions is part of the ONE annual plan (from €350/year excl. VAT); LOCAL includes two QR/NFC stands every two months.