One per employee. Tap to open Google review on any phone instantly — no app. Works in-store and off-duty when staff runs into a regular anywhere.

Clips to keys — the one thing employees always carry. Every off-hours encounter with a loyal customer becomes a review moment. Zero extra effort after setup.

Sticker #1 at the order window catches customers in line. Sticker #2 at pickup catches satisfied customers leaving. Both critical moments — zero staff effort.

Sits at the register. Silently asks every single customer during every single transaction — even when the line is 8 deep and everyone is heads-down.

One at each entrance. Captures customers arriving and satisfied customers leaving — when the meal is fresh and they're most likely to review.

At both registers. Checkout is when the experience is fresh and the customer is naturally pausing. Highest-conversion review moment in the building.

Customers stop here idle, unhurried, phone in hand. The condiment bar is one of the highest-tapped locations in any restaurant deployment. Pure organic volume.

One on every table. 30 tables = 30 silent salespeople running simultaneously during every service. That is the power of volume.

Not just menus — full digital hubs. One tap: menu, coupons, rewards, loyalty, online ordering, kids games, catering, social. Update any link from your dashboard anytime.

The doorstep is a goldmine. A driver with a hot order at peak customer satisfaction — one polite tap and the review page opens. Most restaurants never capture this moment.

For supervisors and the owner. Leadership interactions carry more trust weight — regulars who've built a relationship with management review more consistently.

Stick-anywhere tags for walls, near the exit, restroom area, or any surface not covered by the primary kit. Maximum coverage throughout the space.

Every salesperson carries one. After a test drive or vehicle delivery — one tap. 20 salespeople = 20 live review opportunities active across the lot simultaneously.

Customers wait here 20–40 minutes while paperwork processes. A stand works without a single word. Captures reviews at the highest-trust moment of the entire sale.

Customers waiting 20–90 minutes for service have nothing to do. That idle time is your highest-value real estate. A stand shows review prompts, upsells, and hiring info all day.

Linked to protection plans, clear bra, detailing, tires, accessories, warranty, and financing. Revenue sitting invisible in your waiting room — now impossible to miss.

Service advisors interact with every service customer. Their card is the most personal ask in the building. A repeat customer will review for an advisor they trust.

First and last person a service customer sees. That handoff is the most underused review opportunity in any dealership. A keychain tap at the key exchange is frictionless.

CSM, sales managers, and department heads. Leadership interactions carry highest trust weight and get reviewed more consistently when the ask comes from the top.

Reception is first and last contact. Showroom stands capture customers browsing or waiting for paperwork. Coverage across every highest-traffic area in the building.