Review page and QR code
Anyone who scans lands on your branded page.
Rave gives your business a review page with your logo, a short link, a QR code, a printable counter card and ready‑to‑send texts. It’s free, there’s no account, and your kit is ready in a couple of minutes.
Two answers to start, three optional touches. The live preview shows exactly what your customers will see on their phone.
Put the QR code where people pay, print the card for the counter, and send the link after every visit or job.
Anyone who scans lands on your branded page.
A table tent for the register, the waiting room or the truck.
Prints on US Letter or A4. Fold along the dashed line and it stands on its own.
Copy, paste into your texting or email app, send. The link is already filled in.
Google’s rules don’t allow review gating, which means steering unhappy customers away from public reviews. Rave never asks for a star rating first and never hides the Google button. The private note to you is an extra, always shown right next to it.
Yes. No trial, no card and no limits on how many customers you send to your page. It’s part of Intuzu Business.
Your review page lives at its own short link on rave.intuzu.com, and your details are saved to your free Intuzu Business profile. There’s no sign-up: this browser remembers it. To keep it safe and edit from another device, choose Save & sync and add your email. No password, just a code.
No. A QR code you print today keeps working. Links made before short links existed, the long ones with a # in them, keep working too.
No. Edits update the page behind your short link, so the QR codes and cards you already printed show the new details. Your link stays the same even if you rename the business.
Straight to the email you entered, from the customer’s own email app. Rave never sees them. The address is shown on your public page, so use a business inbox.
In your Google Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews and copy the link. Google explains it in Tips to get more reviews.