Google Review Cards for Cleaners
Whether it's a regular clean, an end-of-lease job, or a one-off deep clean, a spotless result is a great time to ask for honest feedback. A Google Review Card gives clients a fast, no-fuss way to leave a review right after they see the result.
Create My Review CardWhy cleaners use review cards
Cleaning businesses often rely on repeat bookings and referrals — a steady stream of genuine Google reviews helps new customers choose you with confidence.
Every ReviewCard uses neutral, honest wording — never "leave us 5 stars" — so you build a genuine collection of Google reviews rather than a selectively positive one.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Google Review Card?+
A small printed card — the size of a business card — with a QR code that takes a customer straight to your Google review page. You hand it to a customer after finishing a job so leaving feedback takes seconds.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?+
Yes. You need an active Google Business Profile to have a review link at all. If you don't have one yet, you can create one for free at business.google.com.
How do I get my Google review link?+
Open your Google Business Profile, go to the "Ask for reviews" section, and copy the link it gives you. See Google's official guide for step-by-step instructions.
Can I print these myself?+
Yes. The 8-up A4 PDF is designed to print on a normal home or office printer — just print, cut along the guide lines, and you have 8 cards.
Can I upload the design to Vistaprint?+
Yes. Your purchase includes an individual card PDF and a high-resolution PNG sized at standard business-card dimensions (90mm × 55mm), ready to upload to Vistaprint or any other printer.
Is there a subscription?+
No. It's a one-time payment of $9.90 for unlimited printing of your card. There's no recurring fee.
Can I change the card later?+
You can create a new card any time — each purchase covers the design and files generated at that time. If you need to update your details later, create a new card.
Does the QR code expire?+
No. The QR code encodes your Google review URL directly, so it works for as long as that URL works — it doesn't expire or rely on our servers to redirect it.