Review links
One QR for reviews and honest feedback
A review link asks one question before it routes. Customers who had a good time get a one-tap path to your public review page; anyone with a problem gets a direct line to you. Everyone reaches the place that actually helps them.
Why a review link beats a plain link to Google
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Remove the friction A customer who wants to leave a review gets there in one tap, on the right site, instead of hunting for your listing later and never doing it.
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Hear problems directly Someone who had a bad experience gets a form that reaches you, so you can put it right - rather than having no route to you at all.
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One code, edit anytime The QR points at a short link you own. Swap the review destination, prompt, or threshold whenever you like - the printed code never changes.
How it works
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Scan
A customer scans your QR or taps your short link and sees a simple "How was it?" face picker.
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Route
Based on the answer (you set the threshold), the link opens your public review page or a feedback form that comes to you.
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Act
Reviews get left with less friction, problems reach you while you can still fix them, and you see every scan in your analytics.
You choose the happiness threshold and both destinations. Review links are a paid feature - they're not available on the free plan.
Make feedback easy to give
Create a review link in minutes and print it once. Explore every dynamic link type in your dashboard.
Review links - frequently asked questions
What is a review link?
A review link is one short link or QR code that asks the customer how their experience was, then opens a different destination depending on the answer: your public review page for a happy answer, a private feedback form for an unhappy one.Does a review link decide who can leave a public review?
No. It only chooses which page opens first. Anyone can still leave a public review at any time, on any site, whatever they answered - and you choose both destinations and the threshold yourself.Which review sites can I send people to?
Any destination with a URL - Google Business Profile, Yelp, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, an app store listing, or your own page. You paste the link you want happy customers to land on.Can I change the destination after printing the QR?
Yes. The QR encodes a Kilo short link you own, not the review URL itself, so you can change the review page, the feedback form, the prompt, or the threshold at any time and the code you already printed keeps working.Can I see how the link is performing?
Yes. Every scan appears in your analytics with device, country, and campaign - so you can see how many people answered, which way they were routed, and which locations or printed materials drive the most responses.Is a review link free?
Review links are a paid feature and aren't available on the free plan. The free browser designer still lets you design and download static QR codes with no account.