One code per spot
The front desk gets a code. The bar gets a code. The rooms get a code. Each one reports on its own, so you can see which spot earns reviews and move the paper that does not.
EXPLORE ↗Free review collection at the spot.
Print a code for the front desk, the bar and the rooms. Guests scan once. Every review is credited to the spot that earned it.
No app for guests · No hardware to buy · Print and go
What the product does. Not what we promise it will do for you.
Specifications from reviewsystems.ai. Review Systems publishes no review-count promises; every figure on its site is a cited third-party study.
Two short films about the moments guests remember, and making it easy to share them. Press play — both have sound.
The plates are cleared. A guest tells the team how much they enjoyed the evening. A small conversation that means a great deal to the people behind the service.
A table tent or NFC card opens one page with Google, Tripadvisor and a private note. Guests choose where to share and what to say.
A warm welcome. Help when plans change. At checkout, a guest's thank-you can stay with a hotel team long after the visit.
A code at the front desk or on a take-home card. Public review choices stay open at every rating, alongside a private message to the manager.
ILLUSTRATED STORIES BASED ON EXPERIENCES SHARED WITH US. PERFORMANCES USE AI ACTORS AND ADAPTED DIALOGUE. WATCH BOTH TOGETHER ON REVIEWSYSTEMS.AI ↗
Print a code for a spot. A guest scans it and lands on one page: Google, Tripadvisor, or a private note to you. They write on the review site itself.
When the review shows up, it is matched to the scan and credited to the spot. The confidence is shown, not hidden.
Every guest sees every public button at every rating. The private note is an extra door, not a detour.
Seven parts. Each one is live in the product today.
VIEW ALL FEATURES ↗The front desk gets a code. The bar gets a code. The rooms get a code. Each one reports on its own, so you can see which spot earns reviews and move the paper that does not.
EXPLORE ↗Your name, your logo, one question: how was your experience? Then Google, Tripadvisor, and a quiet link to tell you privately. Nothing to install, nothing to sign in to.
EXPLORE ↗A guest who wants to write but does not know where to start taps a rating and what stood out. A short draft appears. They edit it, copy it, and post it themselves.
EXPLORE ↗The quiet link on every page reaches the manager, not a listing. A rating, a message, the spot. No name or email asked. You get an alert straight away.
EXPLORE ↗A new review on Google or Tripadvisor is matched to a scan at the same property within 72 hours and credited to that spot. The confidence is shown every time.
EXPLORE ↗Every code exports as a 25 mm sticker, a 60 mm table tent and a 150 mm poster. SVG, PNG or PDF. Any printer. If a code would print too small to scan, it refuses.
EXPLORE ↗Managers see their property. Owners see everything. Reports are snapshots on a link, as CSV or PDF, so the numbers you sent in September still say September in December.
EXPLORE ↗Three reasons the review never gets written.
Most guests would leave a review if asked. The ones who do it unprompted are the angry ones.
A review count cannot tell you the bar is working and the lift poster is not.
A card or a free QR generator sends everyone to one link and reports nothing back.
Review Systems gets the review written. Reputation Systems answers it.
Two products, one account. They do not share data today. When they do, we will say so.
Short answers. Nothing hidden.
Sign up, add the property, print the first code. Ten minutes.
Free · No app for guests · Any printer