A counter card, a table tent, a receipt insert and a window decal. Each one is drawn at 300 dpi in your color with your logo, and downloads as a PNG and a PDF.
Type your business name and pick a color. The four designs below are redrawn by the tool’s own print engine as you type.
These previews are drawn at screen size. In the tool the same designs download at full print size, with your logo and your own review link behind the code. The code shown here opens an example review page; scan it with your phone to see what a customer sees.
Example business, drawn by the tool
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Stand it by the register or slip it into a 4 × 6 photo frame. Any photo counter prints this size; ask for matte so the code does not glare under the lights.
Put it where people wait with their phone already out: next to the card reader, not behind the tip jar.
Example business, drawn by the tool
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Print on card stock at 100% size (turn off “fit to page”). Fold along both dashed lines, then tape the flap under the top panel. Both sides face out, so it works from either side of the table.
Good for tables, waiting areas and the shelf by the mirror.
Example business, drawn by the tool
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Print the sheet of ten, cut along the marks, and drop one in every bag or staple one to every receipt. It is business-card size, so a print shop can also run it as cards.
The insert goes home with the customer, which is where most reviews get written.
Example business, drawn by the tool
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Send the file to any sticker printer, or print it and tape it inside the glass. Hand height on the door works best, on the side people see as they leave.
Check for glare from outside before you stick it down for good.
Four small things that decide whether a code gets scanned.
More on placement in the notebook: Where to put a review QR code so people actually scan it.
The counter card is on the Free plan. Set up your page, download the card and print it at any photo counter.
