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Everything arrives programmed to your Google review page, with your logo, ready to deploy.
Each unit is already linked to your Google review page and personalized with your logo. No setup beyond placing it.
Plates at the counter, cards in every pocket. The review ask is wherever your customer is happiest.
More touchpoints means more taps, and more fresh reviews feeding your Google ranking every week.
Video, photos and written feedback from the counters, desks and toolbags Pixlico ends up in.
Filmed it at our counter so you can see how fast it is. Phone touches the plate, the review page opens, no app and no scanning if you do not want to.
We groom about twenty dogs a week and almost none of them left a review before. The plate sits next to the appointment desk and people tap it while they settle up.
I run a small coffee shop and asking for reviews always felt awkward. Now I just point at the plate on the counter and the regulars do the rest.
Stationery shop, small counter, no space to spare. I stuck it on the front panel at the height where people already stand to pay. Took about a minute.
The multi-platform version was the right call for us. Some shoppers want Google, some want Facebook. They choose, I stay out of it.
It gets splashed, wiped down and knocked about every night and still looks new. Only thing I would change is a slightly longer QR code area.
Members see it on the way in and on the way out. No app, no login, nothing to explain. That was the whole point for us.
We put it just below the counter edge so patients see it while they check out. Discreet enough for a dental practice, still impossible to miss.
Barbershop. The client settles up right there at the chair, taps the plate, done. Beats me typing a link into their phone.
The best part is that customers do not have to install anything. Phone touches the plate and the page is open. My clients are not tech people.
Sits next to the reservation book. Works well in low light, which matters in an evening restaurant. Wish it came in a darker finish.
Fixed it to the counter front, an arm's length from the reader. People tap while their coffee is being made.
That was my worry, that the team would forget. They just point at it now. It is on the desk where the appointment gets settled anyway.
Espresso bar. It lives next to the grinder so the morning regulars see it every single day.
Bakery. Fixed it to the front of the case, right where the queue forms. Simple and it does the job.
Juice bar. Customers tap it while the order is still being blended, which is the perfect dead moment.
Stuck it beside the service window. No more handing out paper slips. Adhesive held through a rainy month.
On the counter edge, in reach while I wrap the order. Nobody has to be asked twice.
Sandwich shop. It is by the till so people can tap on their way past without slowing the queue.
Ice cream shop. Mounted it low on the freezer front. Half the taps are children showing their parents.
Brunch spot. Sits next to the waiting list, which is where everyone is already looking.
Taqueria. People pause there anyway, so it was the obvious spot. Took two minutes to fit.
Ramen counter. Put it at the end of the bar where the whole room can see it.
Burger place. They tap it while the order is being bagged. Zero friction.
Wine bar. Low enough that people do not have to stand up. Small detail, makes a difference.
Cocktail bar. On the service station, clear of spills but still in sight.
Taproom. In view while glasses are filled. Sturdier than the acrylic sign it replaced.
Bistro. Goes with the card machine to the table. Guests tap right after they pay.
Steakhouse. People notice it on the way out, which is when they are happiest.
Sits next to the chopstick tray. Small footprint, which mattered to us.
Donut shop. They tap while the box is being packed. Fits the rhythm of the counter.
Poke bar. Right where the bowl is handed over. Nobody has to break their stride.
Catering. A card rides along with every drop-off. Clients scan it back at the office.
Blow-dry bar. It is where the next appointment gets booked, so people are already standing there.
Lash studio. Clients check the work in the mirror, then tap. Perfect timing.
Brow bar. In reach while I book them back in. No awkward ask needed.
Waxing studio. Simple, clean, does not look like an advert. That matters in a treatment room.
Tanning salon. Front counter, beside the retail. Customers see it while they browse.
Makeup studio. Their phone is already out for photos, so tapping is a natural next step.
Extensions studio. On the styling station so they can tap without getting up.
Men's grooming lounge. Next to the card reader, exactly where the transaction happens.
Beauty clinic. On the reception panel. Looks like part of the fit-out, not an add-on.
Nail bar. Bought several so there is one within reach of each seat. Worth it.
Braiding salon. By the mirror at the front. Catches everyone as they leave.
Skincare studio. Fits the shelf perfectly. Would like a smaller size option too.
Colour specialist. On the counter where the next appointment is set. Easy moment to catch.
Mobile hairdresser. I carry the card and hand it over once the style is finished.
Wedding hair and makeup. Brides can give feedback the same day instead of weeks later.
Beard bar. On the shelf behind the chair. They look at it the whole time they are sat down.
Orthodontics. In reach while the next visit is scheduled. Parents use it more than I expected.
Chiropractic clinic. Patients see it on the way out, right after they feel better.
Physio. On the front desk. Clean look, no clutter, which was my main concern.
Massage studio. People relax there afterwards, which is the ideal moment to ask.
Acupuncture clinic. On the reception panel. Nothing to explain to the patient.
Optician. Where glasses get collected. They are already pleased at that point.
Podiatry. On the desk. Fits naturally into the end of the appointment.
Veterinary practice. Counter front, at a height that works one-handed. Thought that through well.
Dermatology. Reception desk. Discreet enough for a clinical setting.
Hearing centre. Handed over with the device. Our patients are older and still manage it fine.
Medical spa. On the payment counter. Looks premium, which matters for us.
Sports therapy. They see it while putting their shoes back on. Small thing, works.
Nutrition practice. End of the session, right when they are motivated.
Dental hygiene. On the counter while the six-month recall is set. Easy win.
Independent bookshop. Counter front. Regulars started using it within the first week.
Florist. They tap while the bouquet is finished. Perfect pause in the transaction.
Jewellery. At the point of sale. Looks smart enough to sit next to the cases.
Homeware. Fixed to the till island so it works from either side.
Bike shop. Where repairs get collected. Customers are relieved and happy right then.
Phone repair. A card goes back with every fixed handset.
Electronics repair. Next to the ticket printer. Would prefer a matte finish.
Pet supplies. Works even when someone has a dog pulling on the lead.
Garden centre. Outdoor checkout, so weather was my worry. Held up through a wet spring.
Toy shop. Within reach of the pushchair queue. Parents tap while they wait.
Vintage store. Counter, no fuss. Fits the shop without looking corporate.
Cheese and wine. Where the samples get handed out. People are in a good mood.
Art supplies. On the till front. Same spot people already reach for.
Skate shop. In view while boards get set up. Kids figured it out instantly.
Farm shop. At the weighing station. Simple, sturdy, does the job.
Yoga studio. By the door, so they see it on the way out. Calm spot, no pressure.
Pilates. Reception desk. Natural moment to catch them.
CrossFit box. Next to where scores get logged after the session. They are already there.
Climbing gym. End of the session, right where the gear goes back.
Martial arts. Beside the attendance sheet. Parents use it while they wait.
Dance studio. Parents are sitting there anyway during class. Easy.
PT studio. In view during the cool-down. Good timing, they are happy then.
Spin studio. Where shoes come back. Works, though it gets bumped a lot.
Swim school. Needed something that wipes clean. This does.
Boxing gym. On the counter at the end of the session.
Auto detailing. Customer sees the finished car and gets the card at the same moment.
Garage. Where the invoice gets settled. Straightforward.
Tyre fitting. In view while the work finishes. Would like a bigger version for the wall.
Car wash. Reachable from the driver's window, which was the whole requirement.
Dry cleaner. On the counter. Fits the handover perfectly.
Alterations. By the mirror. They are pleased with the fit right at that second.
Print shop. On the collection counter. Same moment they check the work.
Locksmith. A card goes over with the keys. Simple system.
Plumber. I leave a card once the work is signed off. Far better than chasing by text.
Electrician. Handed over at the end of the call-out, while they are still standing there.
HVAC. Left after the annual check. Wish the cards came in bigger packs.
Landscaping. Given to the client when the garden is finished and looks its best.
Cleaning service. Left after the first clean. They see it when they get home.
Removals. Handed over at the end. Timing is everything with that one.
Hotel front desk. Beside the key drop. Guests tap while they hand the key back.
B and B. Next to the breakfast menu. Low key, works well.
Escape room. Teams gather there afterwards, buzzing. Best possible moment.
Bowling alley. End of the game, right at the counter.
Golf club. Next to the tee sheet. Members took a while to notice it, but they use it now.
Cinema. They see it on the way out of the screen. Straight after the film.
Event venue. In view as guests arrive and leave. Looks the part.
Dog daycare. The moment the dog is handed back is the happiest one of the day.
Mobile dog groomer. A card given once the groom is done. Easy to carry.
Boarding kennel. Front counter, so they see it twice per stay.
Dog training. On the desk in the hall. Owners are proud of their dog by then.
Use Pixlico for 60 days. If your Google reviews have not doubled, email us and we refund every cent. No proof required, no questions asked.
Shop Risk-FreeEvery Pixlico product is also covered by a lifetime warranty.
One session for everything. We link every device in your bundle to your Google Business Profile review page before it ships, so the whole kit works out of the box.
Yes. Every plate and card points to the same Google review page, so every tap builds one powerful profile.
No. The tap opens your Google review page directly in their phone's browser, and every device has a printed QR backup for older phones.
Shipping is free across the US and typically takes 4 to 7 business days. You will receive a tracking number as soon as your order ships.
Every Pixlico product also comes on its own, with the same guarantee and lifetime warranty.
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