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New clients choose a salon almost entirely on Google reviews and rating. The best time to ask is the moment a client is admiring a fresh cut, colour, or set - a QR code at the chair or front desk captures it before they walk out the door.

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Why it matters

What reviews do for salons & spas

Clients mean to review and forget

They love the result, intend to leave a review on the way home, and life gets in the way. A QR code at checkout closes that gap on the spot.

Reputation is everything in beauty

A higher star rating and more reviews directly drive new bookings. Standing still while competitors collect reviews means slipping down the results.

Writing a review is awkward for clients

People are not sure what to say about a haircut. Ready-made drafts give them the words so they actually finish.

The mirror moment is your best ask

When a client sees the finished look and loves it, that feeling peaks for only a few minutes. A small card at the styling station or the front desk lets them scan, rate, and post right then - instead of meaning to do it later and never getting around to it. They pick from three honest drafts, make it their own, and post to Google in under a minute.

Invite every client, not only the ones who gush. Selectively asking only happy clients is against Google policy, and a natural mix of feedback builds more trust with prospective clients.

Quietly powerful behind the chair

  • A printable card or table tent that matches a clean front-desk look.
  • Reviews in English plus one second language for diverse clienteles.
  • An instant alert on any 1-2 star review so you can reach out personally.
  • Per-placement tracking across the desk, the stations, and follow-up texts.

Placement

Where to put your QR code

The right spot is wherever the experience peaks. Run more than one and the per-QR analytics show which converts best.

1

The styling station

A small card at the mirror - scanned at the peak of the reveal.

2

Front desk / checkout

Where clients settle up and book their next visit.

3

Appointment follow-up text

Send the link an hour later for clients who rushed out.

FAQ

Answers to the common ones

When is the best time to ask a salon client for a review?+
Right when they see and love the finished result - at the chair or at checkout. That is when the positive feeling peaks. A QR code at the station or front desk captures it before they leave, which converts far better than a follow-up days later.
My clients never know what to write - does this help?+
Yes. After a client taps their star rating, the tool shows three short, natural drafts they can use as-is or edit. It removes the blank-page hesitation that stops most people from finishing a review.
Can I use it across multiple stylists or locations?+
Yes. Each location gets its own QR codes and analytics, and you can see which stylist station or placement drives the most reviews. Each location is billed separately.

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