RateInvite

Google review software for nail salons

Get More Google Reviews for Your Nail Salon

Clients may check Google before booking a nail salon. A current, genuine review profile gives them more context when comparing nearby options.

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How it works

Start collecting Google reviews from your nail salon customers today

1

Connect your Google review link

Paste your business's Google review URL during onboarding. We generate your short invite link and QR code instantly.

2

Place your QR sign where it counts

We print and ship a branded sign. For nail salons, the best placements are: nail station card, checkout counter sign, drying station table card, appointment reminder message.

3

Customers scan and leave a review in seconds

Every customer lands on your Google review form with one tap, no app, no account, no friction. The same link goes to everyone, every time.

4

Track everything in your dashboard

See recorded scans and invite-link clicks, plus daily Google rating snapshots, across your locations.

Scripts that work

What to say and send

Sample SMS

"Hi [Name], thanks for visiting [Business]. Please share your honest experience in a Google review: [link]. Reply STOP to opt out."

Replace [Name], [Business], and [link] with your details. RateInvite fills these in automatically for you.

Staff script

"At checkout: "Thank you for visiting. The QR code on the table opens our Google review page if you would like to share feedback.""

A brief, genuine verbal ask can help customers notice the QR sign without pressuring them to leave a positive review.

Everything your nail salon needs to grow Google reviews

Physical QR sign options

Customizable physical products are sold separately through Brand Shop at the catalog price shown for each option.

Dedicated SMS invite number

Your business gets its own phone number. Share your short invite link by text or record customer contacts for follow-up in your dashboard.

Review growth dashboard

See recorded scans and clicks, daily Google rating snapshots, and review-count changes over time.

FAQ

Common questions from nail salons

The drying station is the most powerful placement, clients are sitting still with nothing to do while their nails dry, and they already have their phone in hand. A small tabletop card with a QR code converts very well in that moment.
Yes. Keep the request neutral: "If you would like to share your experience, this sign opens our Google review page." Do not condition the request on satisfaction or ask for a particular rating.
Yes. RateInvite records request activity at the business-location level. It does not attribute a published Google review to a particular technician.

Start RateInvite for your nail salon

Create your account, connect your Google Business Profile, and start a 30-day card-required trial.

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