Google Review
Link Generator
Generate a direct link that takes customers straight to your Google review form — no searching, no clicking around. Share it via email, SMS, WhatsApp, or anywhere you talk to customers.
Generate Your Review Link
Follow the two steps below
Find your Google Place ID
Use Google's free Place ID Finder to look up your business
Search for your business name → Google shows your Place ID → Copy it
Paste your Place ID or Google Maps URL
Either works — we'll extract the ID automatically
How to find your Google Place ID in 3 steps
Google's Place ID Finder is a free official tool that lets you search for any business and get its unique ID instantly. Here's exactly how to use it.
Open Google's Place ID Finder
Click the 'Open Google Place ID Finder' button in the generator above. It opens Google's official tool in a new tab — no account or sign-up required.
Search for your business
Type your business name and city into the search box. Google will show matching results — select yours from the dropdown. Your Place ID appears immediately below the map.
Copy and paste the Place ID
The Place ID looks like ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4. Copy it, come back to this page, paste it into the input field in Step 2, and your review links will appear instantly.
Alternatively: paste your Google Maps URL directly
If you already have your Google Maps listing open in your browser, you can copy the full URL from the address bar and paste it directly. The generator will extract your Place ID automatically. Look for a URL starting with google.com/maps/place/
Why a direct link gets you far more reviews
Most businesses that ask for reviews never get them — not because customers don't want to leave one, but because the process is too complicated.
70%
Drop-off without a direct link
70% of customers who intend to leave a review give up when they have to search for the business manually. A direct link eliminates that friction entirely.
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More reviews with a direct link
Businesses that send a direct review link in follow-up messages collect up to 3 times more reviews than those who just ask verbally or with a generic request.
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To open the review form
A direct link takes the customer straight to the review writing form — no searching, no clicking around. The easier it is, the more reviews you get.
Which link should you use?
Direct write-review link
Recommendedsearch.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=...Opens straight to the review form. Best for email, SMS, and anywhere you want immediate action.
Google Maps listing link
google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:...Opens your full Google Maps listing. Best for your website or anywhere you want customers to see your profile first.
6 places to share your Google review link
The more places you share your link, the more reviews you collect. Here are the six channels that convert best.
Post-service email
Send the link in an automated follow-up email 24 hours after completing a job. This is the single highest-converting channel for review collection.
SMS campaigns
Text messages have a 98% open rate. A short review link in an SMS sent right after a positive interaction drives more reviews than almost any other method.
Email signature
Add a subtle 'Leave us a Google review' link to every email you send. Passive collection from hundreds of emails per month adds up fast.
Website CTA button
Add a 'Review us on Google' button to your homepage, contact page, or thank-you pages. Visitors who had a great experience are happy to leave one.
QR code (print)
Convert this link to a QR code and print it on receipts, packaging, or signage. Use our free QR Code Generator tool to create one instantly.
WhatsApp & social DMs
If you communicate with customers on WhatsApp or social media, a direct message with the review link right after a purchase converts extremely well.
Tips for getting more reviews from your link
Having a link is step one. Getting customers to actually use it takes a bit of strategy. Here is what works.
Ask at the right moment
Timing matters more than almost anything else. The best moment to ask is immediately after delivering a great result — when the customer's satisfaction is highest. Waiting even a day cuts response rates significantly.
Keep the message short
A long, elaborate review request feels like work. The most effective messages are 2–3 sentences: acknowledge the interaction, ask for a review, and include the link. Nothing else.
Personalise if you can
Using the customer's name and referencing their specific order or project makes the request feel genuine rather than automated — even if it is automated. Most email and SMS tools support merge tags for this.
Never incentivise reviews
Offering discounts or gifts in exchange for reviews violates Google's policies and can result in your listing being penalised. Ask genuinely, let the reviews be honest.
What more Google reviews actually do for your business
4.5+
Stars builds instant trust
Customers decide in seconds. A high rating is the first filter they apply.
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Reviews = higher local ranking
Google's local algorithm rewards businesses with more reviews and faster review velocity.
94%
Check reviews before buying
94% of consumers read reviews before making a purchase decision.
31%
More spending at higher-rated businesses
Customers spend 31% more at businesses with excellent reviews vs average-rated ones.
a link gets you reviews. automation gets you hundreds.
Bragly sends your review link automatically after every customer interaction — via email, SMS, and widgets — so reviews come in without you lifting a finger.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Place ID is a unique identifier that Google assigns to every business location in its database. It looks like ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4. Google uses it internally to identify your listing, and it is also the most reliable way to generate a direct review link.