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Google review link generator
Paste the link you copied from Share in Google Maps and get two links you can hand straight to customers. Free, no signup.
Which of the two to use
For texts, emails and social posts use the direct review link - one step fewer is one step fewer. For table tents, stickers and takeaway bags, where people scan in person, use the listing link: a phone camera usually opens it in the Google app, and the sign-in is already there.
How to get the link you paste in
- Open Google Maps on your phone, search for your own business and open its page.
- Tap Share, then Copy link.
- Come back here and paste it. On a computer it also works: just copy the long address from the browser bar.
Three reasons nothing comes out
- You searched an address, not a business name. In Google Maps "123 Main St" and "Main Street Diner" are different things, and only the second has a business identifier.
- The business is not on Google yet. Without a Google Business Profile there is no page to collect reviews on - create one first.
- The share link expired. Google short links do not last forever; copy a fresh one.
Once the link is out, what decides whether anyone writes is when you ask and how you put it — both are in How to ask customers for Google Reviews. Starting from zero, the full ninety-day plan is From 0 to 50 Google reviews in 90 days.
You have the link. What if the customer still will not write?
The link solves the question of where to write the review. What actually stops the customer is the step after that.
In practice, ten happy customers, and often not one of them writes a review — not because they do not want to, but because it is a hassle, and typing it out is worse. Review Helper cuts that step to thirty seconds: the customer scans your code, ticks a few things they actually experienced, and the page turns it into a sentence in their own words. Copy, paste, posted. We do not ghost-write and we do not post for anyone — what they write, and whether to post it, stays their call. Three free reviews for every Google listing, nothing to pay up front, no card needed. No monthly fee: you pay per use.
Still wondering about something?
Write to us, or just create an account and click around. That is usually faster than reading ten pages.