A QR at the counter turns happy guests into honest reviews on the maps — and every new review lands straight in your Telegram.
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A happy guest rarely opens the maps to praise you — an unhappy one writes right away. So your rating doesn’t reflect reality, and you find out about a bad review a week later, opening your listing by chance.
“I run several offline businesses, and I always saw how much reviews move revenue. Asking for them out loud feels awkward, and buying them feels wrong.
I wanted guests to be glad they left a review — so I built the prize wheel.
Today every one of my venues sits at a 5.0 rating with hundreds of real reviews. You can get there too.”
A plain “gift for a review” nudges people to praise for the bonus — and platforms penalise that. We give a prize for the fact of an honest review with any rating; what to write is up to the guest.
“A gift for a review”
The guest reads it as: the gift is for praise. Reviews come out forced, and rewarding positivity only is what platforms treat as fakery.
“Honest review — guaranteed prize”
Every guest gets the prize with any rating; a 1★ counts the same as a 5★. We don’t read the text, the platform decides on publishing — the mechanic stays inside the rules.
One path links it all: the guest scans the code, leaves an honest review, it shows up on the maps — and lands in your chat as a notification.
Every guest gets the prize whatever the rating, and anyone can publish their review on the maps.
Posters, table tents and flyers with your QR — the very layouts you download in your dashboard. Print them, set them on the tables, and guests scan.
Every new review on the platforms arrives in Telegram by itself. Where exactly is up to you: direct messages or a group, with its own setting per location. You get to reply while the review is still fresh.
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Allowed by the platforms’ rules
Yandex Maps
The rules explicitly allow thanking guests for a review. Only one thing is banned — paying for praise alone, and with us every guest gets the prize whatever the rating.
A reward for a review (e.g., a discount) is allowed — “don’t leave only a positive comment for the sake of a bonus.”
— Yandex Maps rules
2GIS
The rules explicitly describe our mechanic as allowed: rewarding honest reviews with any rating — from 1 to 5 stars.
“Motivating… truthful reviews with any rating (from 1 to 5 stars). Rewarding only positive reviews is not allowed — that counts as bribery.”
— 2GIS rules
As always, whether each individual review gets published is up to the platform’s moderation — nobody can guarantee its decision, and neither can we. Our job is to keep the mechanic strictly inside the rules, and that’s exactly how it’s built.
We don’t hide negative reviews: an unhappy guest writes to you personally — by their own choice, not because they were filtered out. Hiding reviews by a platform’s rating is forbidden; inviting honest reviews with any rating is allowed.
Yes. Both platforms explicitly allow thanking guests for an honest review with any rating — what’s forbidden is paying for praise only, and we don’t do that. The full quotes from their rules are in the “Is this even legal?” section above. As always, publishing each review is up to the platform’s moderation.
Bans are for bought positivity — fake reviews and paid five-stars. Our mechanic works differently: the prize is for the fact of a review, any rating counts, and nobody has to show their review. That’s exactly the format the platforms’ rules allow. Nobody can guarantee a platform’s moderation call, but we stay strictly inside its rules.
QR codes are second nature by now: per the Central Bank, half of Russians paid via QR in late 2025. And here the scan comes with a prize.
Signing up takes a couple of minutes, launch takes about five: add prizes, download the QR, print it. If anything doesn’t work — message us on Telegram and we’ll set it up together.
The QR code — sure. But on its own it gives the guest no reason to act: scan, look, leave. The wheel adds the incentive — a guaranteed prize — plus code-and-PIN control over prize handout and ready-made promo rules compliant with advertising law.
No. The wheel is the most engaging format, but not the only one: you can hand out a single fixed prize with no wheel, or just collect reviews with no prizes at all. You pick the format in the dashboard and switch anytime — one subscription price covers all three.
Yandex’s dashboard shows reviews from Yandex only. get5stars gathers Yandex and 2GIS into one Telegram chat and delivers every new review by itself — no logging in and checking.
Listings are checked automatically several times a day — active ones more often. A new review reaches your Telegram the same day.
The trial is 14 days and up to 5 listings, no card needed. After that — a subscription from ₽290/mo, or a pause: without payment notifications stop, but your settings and sources are kept. Come back and everything switches right back on.