sendareview.com

What It Is

Send A Review is a mobile review-request app for merchants, with a core focus on helping businesses get more Google 5-star reviews. Rather than positioning itself as a complex reputation management platform, it centers on one specific task: getting customers to leave a Google review as quickly as possible. It is especially suited to situations where a business wants to ask for feedback immediately after a transaction is completed.

Core Features and Channels

Based on the information on the page, it offers three main ways to request reviews. First, QR code scanning: when merchants are face to face with customers, they can have customers scan a code with their phone camera and go directly to the Google review page. Second, SMS sending: the system provides a pre-filled message containing the review link. Third, email sending: merchants only need to enter the customer’s email address to send an email with the link. The page also states that the app supports iPhone and Android, and that installation and setup are assisted via a Zoom meeting.

Pricing and How to Get It

The pricing information is very clear: the page says “Get It For Free” and “Absolutely free. No strings attached.” In other words, it is available for free. However, it does not appear to be a fully self-serve signup process. Users need to submit their name, business name, email address, and phone number; the official team will then contact them within one business day and arrange a short Zoom meeting to collect the information needed for the app and guide installation. The page does not disclose whether there are paid plans or add-on services later.

Pros and Cons

The strengths are its simple workflow and clear use case. QR codes, SMS, and email cover the most common review-request touchpoints for local service businesses, and the free model lowers the barrier to trying it. The downside is that public information is limited. It does not state whether platforms beyond Google are supported, and there is no visible mention of features such as review monitoring, negative-review alerts, automated follow-ups, reporting and analytics, team permissions, or CRM integrations. For companies that need a full reputation management solution, its capabilities may be relatively lightweight.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is better suited to small local businesses, service teams, retail sales staff, or frontline employees who need to request reviews in person—for example, repair services, medical aesthetics, housekeeping, and automotive services. The page does not provide information about access from China, and since its core workflow depends on the Google review ecosystem, usage in mainland China may be affected by the accessibility of Google services. If targeting the domestic Chinese market, businesses may want to consider review and private-domain tools within ecosystems such as Meituan, Dianping, Xiaohongshu, and WeChat as alternatives.