Google review QR cards that also catch private feedback.

Print one clean card with two clear paths: customers can review you publicly on Google, or send private feedback straight to your team before a small issue turns into a public complaint.

Create review card See the playbook
  • Public review path for customers who want to post publicly
  • Private feedback path connected to your AppTriage form
  • Print-ready table tents, counter cards, and receipt inserts
How was your visit?

Review us on Google

Share your experience publicly.

Send private feedback

Tell our team what to improve.

Two honest paths. One team inbox.

What the card says

Keep the customer choice neutral, explicit, and easy to understand from one glance.

Public path

Review us on Google

For guests who want to share their experience publicly. The QR opens your Google review link without implying that only positive reviews are welcome.

Private path

Send private feedback

For customers who want the team to fix something. The QR opens a branded AppTriage form and creates an inbox item your team can assign and reply to.

Designed for real locations.

Use the same two-path pattern anywhere a customer is already deciding what to do next: a table, checkout counter, receipt, room card, or event desk.

Table tentCafes, restaurants, hotel breakfast rooms
Counter cardReception desks, clinics, studios, salons
Receipt insertShort visits where customers leave quickly
Room or event cardHotels, venues, conferences, pop-ups

Compliance-safe by design.

The stronger strategy is not to hide negative feedback. It is to ask every customer clearly, then act on private complaints before they spread.

Do

  • Ask every customer with neutral wording.
  • Offer both public and private feedback paths.
  • Reply quickly when private feedback needs attention.

Do not

  • Ask only happy customers for public reviews.
  • Route unhappy customers away from public review sites.
  • Offer rewards for positive reviews.

Google is a trademark of Google LLC. AppTriage is not affiliated with Google.

FAQ

Practical questions before you print.

These cards work best when the public review path and private feedback path are both visible, neutral, and easy to understand.

Is a two-QR review card review gating?
It should not be. The card should show both options to every customer, without first asking whether the visit was positive or negative. The wording should be neutral: public review on Google, or private feedback to the team.
Should the card ask for five-star reviews?
No. Asking for honest public reviews reads better and avoids the cheap “only five stars please” pattern. AppTriage uses “Review us on Google” and “Send private feedback” so the customer understands both paths.
Where does the private feedback QR code go?
It opens your branded AppTriage feedback form. The submission lands in one inbox with source, status, owner, and reply history, so the team can follow up instead of losing the complaint.
Can I use these cards in a restaurant or cafe?
Yes. Start with table tents and receipt inserts, then add counter cards or room cards if your customer journey needs them. For restaurant-specific setup, see feedback for restaurants.
Is AppTriage affiliated with Google?
No. Google is a trademark of Google LLC. AppTriage is not affiliated with Google.

Print the card. Catch the issue. Keep the review honest.

Create a private feedback form, pair it with your public review link, and give your location a card customers actually understand.

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