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The diners who loved their meal walk out and forget. The ones who had an off night are the most motivated to post. Review Magnet asks every happy customer at the table, so your rating reflects your kitchen.
A full room of delighted diners leaves and never thinks about Google again. Meanwhile the rare bad experience gets a review the same evening. Left alone, your public rating drifts toward your worst nights instead of your average one. The fix is simply asking, at the moment the plates are clean and everyone is happy.
The window is short. A tap or scan while the diner is still at the table beats an email that lands hours after they have left. Review Magnet products are made to sit exactly where the bill does.
Your NFC card or QR stand sits where it counts. A quick tap or scan is all it takes, with no app to download.
Customers land on a page styled like your business and pick a star rating. Simple, familiar, and frictionless.
Positive ratings go straight to your Google review page. Complaints are captured privately so you can fix them first.
People scrolling for somewhere to eat tonight filter by stars and read the latest few reviews. A higher rating and fresh reviews win the booking before they ever see your menu.
Google leans on how recent and how frequent your reviews are. A steady trickle from every service keeps you looking busy and current, not stuck on reviews from two years ago.
Unhappy diners are routed to you, not to Google. You hear about the cold soup before the public does, and get the chance to make it right.
Pick a plan, choose your products, and the funnel runs in the background. Most customers are up and collecting reviews within minutes of setup.
No. The customer taps the card or scans the stand themselves. There is nothing for your team to install, type, or follow up on. Staff can hand over the bill presenter as normal.
Yes. Each location gets its own funnel pointed at that venue's Google profile, so reviews land on the right listing and you can see scans per site.
Yes. A sticker on the cup sleeve, the counter, or the takeaway bag works the same way. Anywhere a happy customer pauses for a second is a good spot.