Free Wi-Fi and review cards for your counter
Guests point a phone at the card and they are on your Wi-Fi, or on your Google review page. One card speaks Georgian, English, Russian and Turkish.
Your card, as it will print
How to use the card
- Print a sheet of four on plain A4 and cut it, or download the picture and send it to a print shop. The card is A6 at print quality.
- Test it with your own phone before you put it out. Phones join a network from the code alone, with no typing.
- If you change the Wi-Fi password, the old card stops working, so make a new one.
- A card with the Wi-Fi password should stay where only your guests can see it, not in a window facing the street.
Questions about the cards
Is my Wi-Fi password safe here?
Yes. The card is made on your own phone or computer. The password is not sent to us, not saved and not put in a link. Close the page and it is gone.
Which phones can scan the code?
The camera on current iPhones and most Android phones reads a Wi-Fi code and offers to join. On an older phone that cannot, guests can type the network name and password printed on the card.
Where do I find my Google review link?
Open your Google Business Profile, choose to ask for reviews, and copy the link it gives you. It usually starts with https://g.page/r/. If you have no profile yet, you need to create one first.
Can I offer guests a discount for a review?
No. Google’s rules do not allow paying for reviews or rewarding them, and it can remove them. Ask every guest in the same way, and let them say what they think.
Does it cost anything?
No. Print as many as you like. The small line with our address at the bottom is optional, and you can switch it off.
Guests still say the Wi-Fi is slow?
A card gets people connected, but it cannot fix weak signal. We measure your building and plan where the access points go.