Find out which technician is actually winning you reviews.
Every van or technician gets their own QR code. You get real scan and click data per code — not a guess, not a spreadsheet you have to build yourself. Customer scans it, taps Google (or WhatsApp, or Facebook), review done.
Set up your first QR codeWhy not just a free QR code to your Google reviews?
Honestly — for one van, a free static QR code is a close substitute. TradeQR earns its keep once there's more than one code to track: a free QR gives you zero data, and if you print one per technician yourself, tracking which one actually converts means a spreadsheet you have to maintain by hand. TradeQR gives every code its own scan and click-through numbers automatically, and if a review link changes later, the printed code doesn't go stale — it just points somewhere new.
Why not the big review platforms?
Birdeye, Podium and NiceJob are built for US call-centre teams texting customers via SMS drip campaigns, priced in dollars, $75-400/month. Most UK sole traders and small trade teams don't run an SMS platform — they run WhatsApp. TradeQR is a QR code and a link, priced in pounds, built for one van or five.
How it works
- Paste your Google (and Facebook) review links, pick a trade.
- Get a branded review page and a printable QR code for the van, the invoice, or the door.
- Customer scans it after the job, taps through to leave a review in one go. You see how many scans turned into review clicks.
Pricing
1 QR code, review-click tracking
Up to 5 QR codes — one per van or technician, each with its own scan/click numbers so you can see who's actually winning reviews
Cancel anytime from your dashboard — no contract.