01 / 04 · QR Builder
Branded QR Codes, Not Black Squares
Create a code for the correct branch's Google review page and scan it yourself before printing.
- Brand colours and embedded logo
- Square, rounded or dot styles
- PNG, SVG or PDF export
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For businesses in India
Create a QR code that takes customers to the correct branch's Google review page, then place it where asking for feedback feels natural.
What it does
Create a QR code that takes customers to the correct branch's Google review page, then place it where asking for feedback feels natural.
01 / 04 · QR Builder
Create a code for the correct branch's Google review page and scan it yourself before printing.
02 / 04 · Campaign Manager
Place the code where customers have finished their visit, such as a counter, receipt or follow-up card.
03 / 04 · AI Review Replies
Ask all customers for honest feedback rather than selecting only those likely to leave five stars.
04 / 04 · Dynamic QR
Keep branch codes distinct when several shops or clinics use the same brand.
And the details
Invite everyone to share their genuine experience. Avoid incentives for positive ratings or practices that filter out unhappy customers, and respond to new reviews thoughtfully.
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A café might display a code at the counter; a home service can include it on a receipt or follow-up message. Test the link before printing it for every branch.
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Print QR codes on bags, boxes, and receipts so customers can scan later at home, often the highest-converting moment.
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Add QR codes to printed or digital receipts, ideal for service-based businesses like salons, clinics, and workshops.
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Place A4 or A3 posters near exits or billing counters to capture customers as they reflect on their experience.
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Embed QR codes in product packaging or inserts so customers can scan during unboxing when satisfaction is high.
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Include a QR code in staff email signatures to create a passive, always-on channel for collecting reviews.
FAQ
Yes, check that each code points to the intended Google Business Profile before sharing it on receipts, signs or messages for that location.
A café might display a code at the counter; a home service can include it on a receipt or follow-up message. Test the link before printing it for every branch. Invite everyone to share their genuine experience. Avoid incentives for positive ratings or practices that filter out unhappy customers, and respond to new reviews thoughtfully.
Yes. Every customer who scans a Flento review QR code is sent to your Google review page, whatever their experience. Flento never asks customers to rate you first or sends unhappy customers somewhere else, because filtering customers before they review (review gating) is against Google's policies and FTC rules.
Yes, everything is fully customizable. You can change the button text, colors, and branding. The page also automatically includes your business name and logo to keep the experience consistent with your brand.
There are no limits on the number of QR codes or campaigns on any paid plan. You can create separate QR codes for different tables, locations, packaging, and promotions, all managed with individual analytics from a single dashboard.
No, customers simply scan the QR code using their phone camera and open the link in their browser. There is no need to download an app or create an account, ensuring a frictionless experience.
Yes, QR campaigns can link to any destination like menus, promo pages, WhatsApp, or product pages. You can also schedule redirects for limited-time campaigns and switch back to review collection automatically.
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Connect your Google Business Profile and start on the free plan. No credit card needed.