Review cards for salons and clinics

Put a Smartap on the front desk. A client taps it with their phone as they pay, and your review page opens.

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  • Money-back guaranteeMore reviews or your money back
  • One paymentNo subscription, no extra fees
  • iPhone and AndroidPlus a QR code for every other phone
  • Works for lifeNo expiry, no limit on reviews

Why happy clients do not review

  • The appointment ends at the till

    Paying is the last moment you have their attention, and it is short.

  • Rebooking comes first

    Your team is booking the next appointment, not asking for a review.

  • Asking can feel personal

    After a treatment, a spoken request can feel like pressure. A card on the desk asks every client the same way.

Where it goes in a salon or clinic

Four places your customers already look, and the product that fits each one.

  1. On the front desk

    Beside the card machine, where every client pays.

    Stand blanco de Google, desde $36.95

  2. At the station or in the room

    On the wall by the mirror or in the treatment room.

    Placa blanca de Google, desde $15.49

  3. With the aftercare

    Tucked into the aftercare leaflet or the appointment card.

    Tarjeta blanca de Google, desde $17.95

  4. From the stylist or practitioner

    A metal card handed over in person, to suit a premium treatment.

    Tarjeta blanca de Google, desde $22.95

Products for salons and clinics

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Cards and stands also come for Trustpilot, Tripadvisor and WhatsApp.

Ask every customer. The same way.

Google lets you ask customers for reviews. What it does not allow:

  • Asking only the customers you think are happy
  • Offering a discount, a freebie or anything else in return for a review
  • Pressing someone to write one while they are with you, or telling them what to say
  • Giving staff a number of reviews to collect, or asking customers to name them in one

Keep the stand on the desk for every client, first visit or fiftieth. A Smartap asks everyone the same way, and what each customer writes is up to them.

In the US, the FTC's rule on consumer reviews, in force since October 21, 2024, also bans rewards tied to what a review says.

Sources: Google Maps content policy, FTC rule on consumer reviews (16 CFR Part 465). Not legal advice.

Guides

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Questions

What a salon or clinic asks before ordering.

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Can each stylist or practitioner have their own card?

Yes. Every Smartap has its own link, and they can all open your salon's profile. The dashboard counts QR scans for each card separately.

Can a clinic ask patients for reviews?

Google treats a clinic like any business: ask every patient the same way and offer nothing in return. When you reply to a review, do not confirm the person is a patient or mention their treatment, and check the privacy rules for your profession.

Can we ask at the till?

Yes, if every client is asked the same way. Google does not allow asking only the clients who seem delighted, offering money off the next visit in return, or waiting at the desk while they write it.

Do my customers need a Google account?

Yes, Google asks reviewers to sign in. Most smartphone users already are, through Gmail, YouTube or Google Maps.

Which phones work with it?

Every iPhone from the iPhone 7 onwards and nearly all Android phones read the chip. Older phones, including the iPhone 6 and 6S, can scan the QR code printed on every Smartap instead.

Bulk and custom

White label and bulk orders are our specialty

  • $3.00 a card in packs of 500
  • Your logo or a fully custom design
  • One dashboard for every QR code
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