A gift for every customer. More reviews for you.
Put a QR code on your counter. Customers scan it, spin the wheel and win a real prize — and they're asked, at the right moment, to leave you a Google review.
Free plan at launch. No card. No app for your customers.
Try it
Demo only — you choose the prizes and the odds.
How it works
Four steps, and only the first one is your job
You set the prizes once and print a QR code. Everything after that runs itself.
Set up your wheel
Choose the prizes, the odds and what each one costs you. We show the average cost per spin as you go.
Print the QR code
A counter card, a mirror sticker or a line on the receipt. One code per location.
They scan and spin
Customer creates an account in one tap, spins, and wins. Nobody leaves empty-handed.
You get the review
The review ask arrives at the best possible moment. The prize lands in their inbox, and they come back to use it.
The Review Journey
The gift comes first. The ask comes second.
A customer scans, spins and wins before a review is ever mentioned. Then everyone is asked — with a “Later” button exactly the same size as the review button. That order is the default on every plan, including Free.
What the product will never do
These are not settings you can turn on. They do not exist, on any plan, at any price.
- Filter customers by the rating they intend to leave
- Route happy customers one way and unhappy ones another
- Ask for proof that a review was posted — no tool can verify one anyway
- Write copy that ties the gift to leaving a review
What you control
The journey has options and they belong to you. Where one carries a platform-policy consideration, we say so plainly at the setting itself — then you decide.
- When the ask appears, and how it is worded
- Where it points — Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Pages Jaunes or your own link
- The prizes, the odds, and what each one costs you
- A workspace switch that puts everything back to the default
We make the tools and describe them plainly. Every review platform sets its own rules and changes them; what applies to your business is yours to decide.
Pricing at launch
Start free. Upgrade when the counter gets busy.
Every plan includes the wheel, the QR codes, the displays and the prize e-mails. Allowances are counted per location, per month. Prices exclude VAT — and these are the launch prices, which waitlist businesses keep.
Free
€0 / month
One location, running for real
- 1 location
- 100 customers a month
- Wheel, QR code, prize e-mails
- Google review ask
- No card needed
Starter
€19 / month
One busy counter
- 1 location, 1,500 customers a month
- Trustpilot, Yelp, Pages Jaunes and custom links
- Review Journey timing options
- Your logo, fonts and colours
- Every display, plus the staff till screen
Growth
€49 / month
A few locations and a real team
- Up to 5 locations, 1,500 each a month
- Everything in Starter
- Team roles and permissions
- Integrations and tracking
- Display analytics and exports
Multi-location
€99 / month
Chains and franchises
- 10 locations, then €9 each
- Everything in Growth
- Your own domain
- API and webhooks
- Rollup reporting across sites
Save 25 % paying yearly, or 40 % over three years. Starter and Growth include a 14-day free trial. Cancel any time — 30-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. Subscriptions are sold by L&AS Ventures; card payments are processed by Stripe. Full terms in the Terms of Service and the Refund Policy.
Questions
The things people ask first
How does the review ask work?
The gift is for creating an account and spinning, and it is awarded before a review is ever mentioned. Then everyone gets asked, and the ask can be skipped in one tap — the “Later” button is the same size as the review button. Nothing in the product ties the gift to leaving a review, and nothing sorts customers by the rating they intend to leave. Other timings are available on paid plans; each one states plainly what it does and what the relevant platform policy says, so the choice is an informed one.
When does it actually launch?
The first businesses go live in autumn 2026, starting with a small pilot group we onboard by hand. Everyone on the waitlist gets an e-mail the day sign-up opens, and the launch prices above are kept for them.
What prizes should I offer?
Small and genuinely useful beats big and rare. A free coffee, a percentage off the next visit, a free add-on service. You set the odds and we show you the average cost per spin as you build the wheel, so you always know what a hundred spins will cost you.
Do I need a developer?
No. You add your location, pick the prizes, and print the QR code. If you want the wheel embedded on your own website there's a button and an iframe you paste in, but nothing about the core product needs code.
How do I stop people spinning over and over?
One spin per person per location per 30 days, enforced on the account and on a one-way device hash. The QR code carries a token, so a link passed around without it won't work, and staff e-mails are excluded.
Can my customers use it in French, Spanish or Greek?
English and French are ready at launch, with Spanish, German, Italian and Greek following. The customer page picks the language from the location, and the customer can switch.
What happens to the customer data?
It's yours. You are the controller for your customers' data and we act as your processor under a Data Processing Agreement that applies automatically. Customers can export or delete their own data from a link in every e-mail. The full detail is in the privacy policy and the current sub-processor list.
Be first in line
We're onboarding the first businesses by hand. Leave your e-mail and we'll come to you when a place opens — with the launch price locked in.