GOOGLE MAPS · MEO
Get chosen on Google Maps — with reviews from customers who really came.
The receipt asks for a Google review — only from customers who just paid. New reviews are flagged right away and answered in bulk with AI drafts, and every store's hours and details are updated from one place.
WHY RECEIPTS
Reviews go to the stores that ask
Most happy customers never write a review unless they are asked. But signs at the till and staff reminders fade when the store gets busy. ReceiptRoller puts the request on the receipt every customer gets, so every day the people who actually came are asked — without anyone having to remember.
Only real visitors
Shown only to customers who received a receipt, so reviews come from real purchases.
Every day, automatically
Turn it on once and every checkout asks. No staff reminders needed.
Within Google's rules
Fixed wording, no rewards in exchange, and every customer is asked the same way. The same customer is asked at most once every 30 days.
How it works — from checkout to reply
Collecting reviews, replying and measuring the effect, joined into one flow.
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Checkout
Paying at the POS sends a digital receipt
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The request
A "Write a Google review" button under the receipt
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A Google review
The customer posts on Google Maps
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Alert
New reviews arrive by email and in the staff app
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Reply
Check the AI draft and reply
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Measure
See the review rate week by week
STEP 1 — THE REQUEST
A quiet request, under the receipt
Digital receipts, receipts saved in LINE and receipt emails show a button that opens your Google review form.
- Just switch it on in the store's Receipt design
- Shown on web, LINE and email receipts alike
- The same customer is asked at most once every 30 days
- The button opens that store's Google review form directly
STEP 2 — MEASURE
See in numbers whether reviews went up
The Review growth screen compares the review rate (new reviews ÷ visits) before and after you started asking.
- Visits, requests shown, clicks, new reviews and average stars, week by week
- The week you started asking is marked
- Shown store by store
STEP 3 — ALERTS
New reviews, flagged right away
The lower the rating, the more it matters to notice and reply quickly.
- One and two stars: within an hour, by email and in the staff app
- Three stars and up: one summary at 9:00 each morning
- Sent to the owner, operations managers and social managers
STEP 4 — REPLY
Work through unanswered reviews in one go
Every store's unanswered reviews on one screen, answered one after another with AI drafts you check first.
- Filter by stars, store and period; lowest stars first
- Draft replies for many at once; each is sent only after you check it
- Drafts follow the review's language — English for English
- Your brand voice, signed with your Google name, never the reviewer's name
- Reply templates with the store and reviewer filled in
SEVERAL STORES
Any number of stores, one Google connection
Every location your Google account manages can be linked to a ReceiptRoller store and managed from one place.
- Linking a location to a store turns on review requests and automatic updates for it
- "Change several" applies year-end hours or a Google post to every store at once
- Each store keeps its own name, address and regular hours
AUTOMATIC UPDATES
Change your hours once — Google follows
Saving your ReceiptRoller store settings sends what changed to your Google Business Profile, so Google never shows yesterday's hours.
- Name, address, phone, website, hours and description
- Only what changed is sent, and an emptied field never is
- The result is shown on screen, and each store can turn it off
INSIGHTS
How often Google shows you — and what people do next
Search and Maps impressions, calls, direction requests, website clicks and the search terms that found you.
- 7, 28, 90 or 365 days, compared with the period before
- Saved daily, so history past Google's 18 months stays
- Compare stores side by side
How we compare
Everything you need to run your Google Maps listing — plus what only a service that issues your receipts and knows your visits can do.
| Feature | ReceiptRoller | Typical MEO tools | Google Business Profile (by Google) |
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| Updating details, hours and holiday hours | |||
| Replying to reviews | |||
| New review alerts | |||
| Insights (views, actions, keywords) | |||
| Managing several stores together | |||
| AI reply drafts in the review's language and your brand voice |
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Depends on the tool
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Where available
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| Answering every store's unanswered reviews on one screen |
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Depends on the tool
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One store at a time
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| Keeping insights beyond 18 months |
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Depends on the tool
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| Asking only paying customers, at every checkout |
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By QR code, SMS and similar
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You hand out a link or QR
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| Review rate measured against visits | — | — | |
| Store setting changes sent to Google automatically | — | — | |
| Part of one system with POS links, receipts, bookings and CRM | — | — | |
| Search rank tracking | — | — |
✓ available · △ partly or depends on the service · — not available
A comparison of commonly offered features as of October 2026. What each service offers varies by provider and plan.
Plans and features
Google Business Profile features start on the Starter plan.
Starter plan and above
- Store details and special hours
- Reading and replying to reviews, with templates
- New review alerts
- Insights and location comparison
- Changing several stores at once
- Adding and removing photos
Growth plan and above
- Review requests on receipts
- Review growth (measuring the effect)
- AI reply drafts, one at a time or many at once
Frequently asked questions
Grow visits from Google Maps — starting with your receipts.
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