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FaveCard asks your customers to leave a Google review at the right moment, right on the loyalty card they already keep on their phone. One tap, straight to Google.
In short
FaveCard Google Reviews is a review request tool for local businesses such as cafes, restaurants, salons and barbers. It asks your customers to leave a Google review at a well-chosen moment, for example just after they redeem a reward, right on the loyalty card they already keep on their phone. Every asked customer is taken straight to Google in one tap, with a link or QR code. It asks everyone and never screens or filters people, so it stays inside Google's rules. It is a Pro feature, included from $19/month, with a free plan and a 30-day Pro trial on every new account.
Happy customers rarely think to leave a review. They love your coffee or their fresh cut, they mean to say so, then life carries on and they forget. Asking face to face feels awkward, and a sign on the counter is easy to walk past. So your best regulars stay quiet while a stray unhappy voice sits at the top of your Google listing.
See our guides on how to collect customer feedback and customer satisfaction surveys.
FaveCard does the asking for you, at the moment a customer is happiest, right on the loyalty card already on their phone. One tap takes them straight to Google. You ask every customer, not just a chosen few, so more of your genuine regulars finally leave the review they always meant to.
3 simple steps to start collecting more Google reviews
Point FaveCard at your Google Business Profile once. That's the place every review will land, so customers leave it publicly on Google, not on us.
The review request goes out at a high point in the visit, like just after a reward is redeemed, when a customer is most pleased and most likely to say so.
Every asked customer gets a one-tap link or QR code that opens Google's review box. No pre-screening, no filtering. Everyone gets the same straight path.
A simple review request, right on the card they already use
The request appears on the loyalty card your customer opens to check stamps and rewards. No new app, no login, nothing to download.
A single tap, or a quick scan of a QR code, opens Google's own review box. No hunting for your listing, no copying links.
The ask arrives when a customer is happiest, for example right after they redeem a reward, so saying thanks with a review feels natural.
FaveCard vs the usual ways of asking for Google reviews
| Asking in person | A sign on the counter | FaveCard | |
|---|---|---|---|
| When it asks | Only if you remember, in the moment | Whenever someone happens to notice it | At the right moment, automatically |
| Effort for you | You have to ask every single person | You put up the sign and hope | Set it once, FaveCard does the asking |
| Gets the timing right | Hard. You're busy serving | No. It's the same sign all day | Yes. Asked when they're happiest |
| One tap to Google | No. They have to find you later | They scan, then search for your listing | Yes. Straight to Google's review box |
| See your progress | Nowhere. It's all in your head | No way to tell what's working | Track requests from your dashboard |
When your customers are happiest is when they'll happily leave a review
Included with FaveCard Pro
$19/month
Every new account gets 30 days of Pro free. Google Reviews are a Pro feature.
See full pricing details and compare Free and Pro plans side by side.
Everything you need to know about getting more Google reviews
No. Asking is fine and even encouraged. Google's own guidance says you can ask customers to visit a Google link or scan a QR code to leave a review, which is exactly what FaveCard does. What breaks the rules is review gating: screening people first and only sending the happy ones to Google while steering unhappy ones away. FaveCard never does that. It asks every customer and takes everyone down the same one-tap path to Google.
At a high point in the customer's visit, when they're most pleased, for example just after they redeem a reward. The request appears on the loyalty card they already keep on their phone, so it feels timely and natural rather than like a random blast.
No. The review request appears on the loyalty card your customer already has on their phone, the same card they open to check stamps and rewards. There's no app to download, no account to create, and no phone number to share. They simply tap through to Google.
Google Reviews are asked of everyone, with no screening, because that's the only honest and compliant way to do it. If you want a private channel to hear concerns before they become a public complaint, that's what FaveCard's separate Surveys feature is for: private feedback that comes straight to your dashboard. Use Surveys to listen, and Google Reviews to invite everyone to share publicly. Our guide to feedback and reviews explains how the two work together.
We can't promise a specific number, and we'd never sell you fake reviews. What FaveCard does is remove the two reasons most happy customers never leave one: nobody asked them at a good moment, and finding your listing felt like a chore. By asking everyone right after a happy moment and giving them a one-tap path to Google, far more of your genuine regulars get the nudge they needed.
Google Reviews are a Pro feature, included from $19/month. The Free plan ($0, no time limit) still gives you a working digital loyalty card, and every new account gets 30 days of full Pro to try review requests and the rest of Pro before deciding.
Let FaveCard ask every customer at the right moment, with one tap straight to Google.
