Turn your Google Business Profile into a short link that opens the review box in one tap. Paste it in texts, emails, invoices and your bio.
We look up your Google Business Profile by name and phone, extract its official write-a-review URL, and wrap it in a clean short link plus a downloadable QR code.
Drop it into SMS, email signatures, invoice footers, thank-you pages, Instagram bios and printed leave-behinds. Every channel is tracked so you can see what converts.
Manual sending fades after a week. Connect your CRM or field service app and the link goes out automatically minutes after a job closes, with one polite follow-up.
Ask every customer, not just the happy ones, and never offer an incentive. RHAWK asks universally and routes dissatisfied customers into a private survey without blocking their ability to post publicly.
Enter business name and phone - we match your Google listing.
Get a short link and QR code instantly, free.
Optionally connect your CRM so it sends itself after every job.
Between a happy customer and a posted review sits one link. If that link opens your Google Business Profile with the review dialog already showing, a large share of people finish. If it opens a search results page, a Maps listing, or your website, most of them do not. Every wasted step costs reviews you have already earned, which makes getting the link right the highest-leverage five minutes in the entire program.
Google provides a short review link inside your Business Profile under the option to ask for reviews. Our generator produces the same thing from your business name and location without you needing to log in, and gives you a copyable URL plus a downloadable QR code. Always test it on a phone before distributing it - it should open the star selector immediately, signed-in, with no intermediate page.
The same URL should appear in your review request SMS, your email signature, the footer of every invoice, your thank-you page, your QR codes, your counter cards and your van graphics. Consistency makes the link easy to audit and means any change happens in one place. Keep the printed human-readable version short so someone can type it if a scan fails.
Keep the message to two sentences: who you are, what the job was, and a direct request with the link. Personalise with the customer's first name and the technician's name where you can, because both measurably lift response. Do not offer anything in exchange, do not suggest what to write, and include an opt-out on SMS. Send within an hour of the job finishing and follow up once a few days later on a different channel.
The generator is free and requires no account, and it solves one step. The rest of the program - firing the ask automatically from your CRM, choosing SMS or email per customer, sending the reminder, stopping when a review appears, replying to what comes in, and reporting on it - is what RHAWK automates. You can use the link with any system you like; if you would rather not run the sequence by hand, the 60-day trial covers it.
Open your Google Business Profile, use the Ask for reviews action to reveal the short review URL, or generate it here by entering your business name and phone.
Yes, completely free and no signup - the link and QR code are yours to use anywhere.
Each platform needs its own link, and Yelp prohibits soliciting reviews entirely. RHAWK generates compliant links for the platforms that permit asking.
Usually because they were not signed into a Google account or the ask came too long after the job. Sending within an hour of completion roughly doubles conversion.
Yes, with a free account - each channel is attributed so you know whether texts, invoices or QR codes drive your reviews.
Full access to scanning, AI replies, review requests and the widget for 60 days. No credit card.
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