In Austin last month, I saw a tiny yellow sticker on a coffee shop counter that said “Loved us? Scan to tell Google”. I scanned it and it opened the review box in one second. The owner told me he went from 23 to 187 reviews in two months with just that sticker.
That’s what we’ll build today for free on QRStickerMaker.com — and I’ll show you the paper and size that actually gets scanned.
Step 1: Get your real review link
Don’t make a QR for your homepage. Search your business on Google Maps, tap “Ask for reviews”, and copy that g.page/r/ link. That link opens the 5-star box directly.
Step 2: Make it look like a human made it
Paste the link in our free maker. Add text on top: “Scan to Review — 10 seconds”. A QR without text gets ignored. Download as SVG. If you’re new to printing, I’ve explained how to print QR code stickers at home step by step with paper settings.
Step 3: Paper that doesn’t die
| Where | Best Paper | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Counter / Table | Waterproof Vinyl | $12.99 / 20 sheets |
| Glass Door | Clear Transparent | $9.99 / 15 sheets |
| Product Box | Matte Kraft | $8.99 / 20 sheets |
Step 4: Where to stick for 3x more scans
Stick on the bill — the customer is already holding it. Write “Scan & get 10% off next”. Stick on exit door when they leave happy. For online sellers, this is exactly how you use QR stickers for small business to get repeat orders.
Before you print 100
Print one. Scan with Android and iPhone from 15cm away. If it opens in 1 second, print bulk.