A Google review QR code for your beauty salon
A client who leaves relaxed after a facial or a manicure is thinking about the rest of her day, not about opening Google to write a review. The client who is unhappy with a result writes one the same day. A salon booked solid for weeks can end up with fewer reviews than one that is struggling to fill its calendar.
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The moment: on the way out, not after
Between the end of the treatment and paying at the till, the client is relaxed, satisfied, and her phone is already in her hand or her bag. It is the one window of the visit where scanning a code costs nothing — and that is exactly where a tent card at the till does its work, without anyone having to ask.
The piece that earns its place: the tent card
At the till of a beauty salon the tent card is read naturally while paying — the moment the client already has her phone out. The mirror sticker earns its place in the treatment room or the waiting area, for clients who are still waiting. Many salons print the tent card several times over: one at the till, one per treatment room.
What you get
- An A6 landscape counter tent card, folded in two
- A window sticker, 10 × 10 cm
- An A6 counter flyer
- Your QR code on its own, as SVG and high-resolution PNG
Vector PDFs, bleed and crop marks included. The tent card prints on a plain A4 sheet.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it allowed to ask clients for a review?
- Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask for reviews, provided you ask every client alike and offer nothing in return. A card standing at the till, visible to everyone, is exactly the form Google recommends. What is prohibited is screening clients by how happy they seem, or giving something away in exchange for a review.
- Does the sticker hold up in a treatment room, with steam and products around?
- Yes. It's printed on the paper stock you choose, so you can pick a lamination suited to a humid room — it holds up well against steam and skincare products.
- I run several salons — do I need several kits?
- Yes. Each address has its own Google listing, so its own QR code. One kit covers one location.
- Does the code still work if I change my name or my treatments?
- It points at your Google listing, not at fixed content. As long as the listing exists the code works — including after you change your treatments, your opening hours or your trading name.
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