hoda.review A QR card for your counter. Given away, not sold Book ten minutes

They liked it. They just never said so

A card on your counter. They point a phone camera at it and land straight in your Google review box, your business already picked, the stars already on screen.

Book ten minutes → How it works ↓

The hoda.review card for Kaffestuggu: how was your visit, five stars, a QR code
Kaffestuggu, a café in Røros. A real card, made for a real counter Shown at A4. Also A5 and A6

How it works

Four hoda.review cards on one A4 sheet
Four to an A4 sheet, for your own printer
  1. You get a card. Printed, in your name, sized for a counter, a window or a wall. Four to an A4 sheet if you want to run more off on your own printer.
  2. Your customer scans it right after you have done the work, which is the only moment they actually feel like saying something.
  3. They land in the review box. No app, no login, nothing to search for. Under a minute, most of them.

Everyone gets the same link

Some of these tools send happy customers to Google and unhappy ones to a private complaint form. That is called review gating, Google forbids it, and businesses have had their reviews wiped for it. This does not do that. Every scan goes to the same place, and what your customers write is up to them.

Who makes these

I am Rafid. I build websites and software for small businesses, mostly in Norway and the UK, and I give these cards to the people I work with. They cost you nothing. If you got one in the post along with a website, that was me.

Rafid Hoda, Oslo
Book ten minutes with me hoda.no/prat. Ten minutes, when it suits you