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Get More Reviews

Get more Google reviews without chasing anyone

Plenty of customers would leave a review if someone asked at the right moment and made it take ten seconds. flyclicks.io does the asking, carries your branding through it, and shows you how many reviews each campaign produced.

Why this is hard

What usually gets in the way

The goal is simple to state and stubborn to reach. These are the three things that stall it most often.

Nobody remembers to ask

Asking well means asking every customer, every time. In a busy week it is the first thing that slips, and an unasked customer never becomes a review.

The ask comes too late

Goodwill has a short half-life. A request that lands days after the visit competes with everything else in the inbox and loses.

Too many steps to finish

Search for the business, scroll past the map, find the review button, sign in. Every extra step quietly drops willing customers along the way.

How it works

From visit to published review

One path, four handoffs, and a record of what happened at each one.

  1. Customer visit

    Someone buys, books or walks in — the moment goodwill is highest.

  2. The ask

    An email request goes out, or they scan a QR code or tap an NFC card in store.

  3. Branded review page

    A short branded link opens a page in your colours that points straight at the right place.

  4. Google review

    One tap into your Google Business Profile, with nothing else in the way.

  5. Follow-up and reporting

    Non-responders get one automated nudge, and every campaign reports what it produced.

What you get

Every way to ask, in one place

Online and in person, with the same branding and the same reporting behind both.

Email request campaigns

Upload or sync your customer list and send branded review requests — one campaign at a time or on a recurring schedule.

QR codes

Printable codes for the counter, the table tent, the receipt or the invoice. Scan, land on your page, review.

NFC cards

A tap-to-review card for the front desk or the delivery bag, for customers who never scan anything.

Branded short links

A short, clean link you can put in a signature, a receipt or a chat message, on a page that carries your logo and colours.

Automated follow-up

One polite reminder to people who did not respond, sent on a delay you choose, and stopped automatically once they do.

WhatsApp and SMS requests

On the roadmap

Additional request channels we intend to add. They are not available today and nothing on this page depends on them.

Every campaign, measured end to end

Requests sent, pages opened, reviews landed — per campaign, per location.

Sample data — illustrative
Requests sent
1,000
Pages opened
782
New reviews
214
Conversion
21.4%

These figures are made up to show the report layout. They are not customer results and they are not a performance promise — your own numbers depend on your volume, your timing and how you ask.

Questions

Before you decide

The things people ask us most about this, answered plainly.

Is this allowed under Google's review policies?

Asking customers for honest reviews is allowed. What is not allowed is filtering who gets asked based on how happy they are, or offering incentives. flyclicks.io sends every requested customer to the same public review page, with no gate in between.

Which request channels are actually live today?

Email requests, QR codes, NFC cards, branded short links and automated follow-up. WhatsApp and SMS are on the roadmap and are not available yet — we would rather say so than have you buy for a channel that does not exist.

Do I need a customer list to start?

No. QR codes, NFC cards and branded links work with no list at all — you print or place them and customers start from there. Email campaigns need contacts, which you can upload or sync from a connected system.

How do I know it is working?

Every campaign reports requests sent, pages opened and reviews landed, broken out per location. You can compare campaigns against each other rather than guessing which ask worked.

Stop hoping people remember to review you.

Put the ask in front of every customer at the moment they are most willing, and let the follow-up handle the rest.