Reputation Do they trust what they find?
Service / Design · print separateReview Capture Cards & Inserts
One-time Starting at $100
Customers who meant to leave a review forget by the time they get home. A card handed over at job completion links straight to your Google write-a-review form, not the profile — one scan, one tap.
Short answers, before the detail
Where do these cards typically get used?
Handed off at point of service, included in shipments, or displayed at checkout — wherever a customer is likely to have a moment right after a good experience.
Who prints the cards?
We design them; a local print vendor produces them. Print cost is separate and billed directly by the vendor — we don't add a markup layer to it.
What's included
QR-linked review cards
Cards designed with a dynamic QR code that goes straight to your Google write-a-review form.
Point-of-service ready
Sized and designed to hand off in person at the moment a job or sale is complete.
Shipment insert option
A version built to slip into a shipped order for businesses that sell online or ship product.
Checkout display option
Sized for a counter stand or display unit at the register.
Brand-consistent design
Matched to your existing identity so the card looks intentional, not like a generic printout.
Local vendor introduction
Connected to a local print vendor for production — print cost is separate and billed directly.
What's not included
- Printing — billed directly by the print vendor, no markup from us
- Work outside the written proposal — quoted separately before it starts
Pricing
Who does what
Human oversight
Alex scopes and builds it, and reviews anything automated before it goes live. You approve anything customer-facing.
Who owns what
Once the project is paid in full, the files and work made for you are yours.
Who this is for
Businesses that want more Google reviews but rely on customers remembering to leave one days later, when the moment (and the motivation) has passed.
Pairs directly with QR Display Units, which give the cards a home at the counter instead of a stack that ends up in a drawer.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the code on the card actually send someone?
Straight to your Google write-a-review form — the screen with the star rating and the text box already open — not your profile page, where it's easy to stall out looking for the review button.
Where do these cards typically get used?
Handed off at point of service, included in shipments, or displayed at checkout — wherever a customer is likely to have a moment right after a good experience.
Who prints the cards?
We design them; a local print vendor produces them. Print cost is separate and billed directly by the vendor — we don't add a markup layer to it.
Can the design match my existing brand?
Yes — cards are designed to match your existing identity, not a generic template.
Do these link directly to Google reviews?
Yes — the QR code links directly to your write-a-review form, not the profile overview, so it's a single scan and one tap to submit.
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The terms on this page, explained
No jargon test. If any of this is unfamiliar, here is what it actually means — written for the person paying for the work, not the person selling it.
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