How to get your Google review link

Your review link is a web address that takes customers straight to the window for rating your business on Google. No searching for your name, no mixing you up with a similar place nearby. It’s what a DSB Card or a QR code opens.

Option 1: from your Business Profile (easiest)

You’ll need to be an owner or manager of your business’s Google profile.

1. Sign in to Google with the account that manages your business.
2. Search for your business name. You’ll see your profile’s management panel.
3. Tap “Ask for reviews” (or “Get more reviews”).
4. Copy the link. It usually looks like https://g.page/r/…/review.

That link is ready to use.

Option 2: with your Place ID

Every place on Google Maps has a unique identifier called a Place ID (it starts with ChIJ). With it you can build the direct link:

https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_PLACE_ID

To find it, use the official “Place ID Finder” in the Google Maps developer documentation: type your business name and copy the code.

Our free tool builds the link for you and generates the QR code.

Test it before you print

• Open it on a phone (not just a computer).
• Try a phone that’s not signed in to the business account — that’s how your customers will see it.
• Check that your business appears along with the star rating window.

Common mistakes

• Copying the Maps “Share” link: it opens your business listing, not the review window. It works, but adds a step.
• Using another branch’s Place ID: if you have several locations, each has its own.
• Not re-testing after you change your business name or address.