Drop customers straight onto the Google review form for your business.
Click the exact location, then copy the address bar — or just use Google’s Share button, which now works too. Collect as many as you like before coming back.
Your link appears here once step 2 recognises a business.
Kept on this device only — not uploaded anywhere.
On a computer. Drag this button onto your bookmarks bar, then click it while you’re on any Google Maps page — it jumps straight here with the link already filled in.
On Android. Install this page as an app, then in Google Maps tap Share and pick Starchute. The link lands here on its own.
On iPhone. Apple doesn’t let web apps appear in the share sheet. Use Google Maps’ Share → Copy link, then open Starchute and tap Paste from clipboard.
Test the link once. Hit “Open it” and check it lands on the right business before you put it on a sticker or a receipt. Google occasionally holds two records for one storefront, so a link rebuilt from a Maps URL is worth one click to confirm.
Hidden-address businesses can’t be found this way. Plumbers, electricians and anyone else who hides their address on Google won’t reliably turn up in Maps search — no tool can generate their link from a name alone.
Give the link to everyone, not just happy customers. Screening who gets it breaks Google’s review policy and can wipe a profile’s reviews.
The link is nothing but writereview?placeid= plus an ID. No key, no quota, no expiry. Share links are the one thing that needs the network: the ID sits behind a redirect, so this site follows it for you.