Regulars at 8.
Google reviews by 3.
A card at the pickup counter does the asking while the milk steams. Customers tap a few answers, fix up an AI draft and post it to Google themselves.
See how it works14 days free, then $29 a month per location.
7:30 am
A card at the pickup counter.
It goes out when you open. Customers scan it with their camera while they wait. No app, no account.
8:15 am
A few taps before their name is called.
What they got, how it was, what stood out. Any step can be skipped.
8:21 am
AI writes a first draft. They make it theirs.
It comes from their answers, in plain words. They can change any of it. Jess rewrote the last line.
8:22 am
One tap to copy. They post it.
Google opens with the draft ready to paste. They pick their own stars and press post. Nothing is ever posted for them.
3:40 pm
By the afternoon lull, one more five-star review.
Written by the customer, in their own words. Now picture every morning rush this month.
Juniper Coffee, the pickup counter. An illustrative scene.
Juniper Coffee and its reviews are made up.
In their words
“Stopped in before work. Everything tasted fresh, especially the almond croissant, and the staff were so welcoming. Lovely window seats too.
I’ll be back.See you tomorrow.”
Jess L. (an illustrative customer), the window seat, 8:21 am. Changed the last line before posting.
That’s the whole idea. Customers can rewrite any of it, they choose their own stars, and they press post. Someone who’d rather start from a blank page skips the draft and goes straight to Google.
One card by the pickup counter. That’s the setup.
Find your café by name and pick what customers can mention: the drinks, the bakes, the seats by the window. Then download the card from your dashboard and print it.
The questions are written for cafés and tea shops: drinks and food, then atmosphere and service.
Review assistant
Juniper Coffee
Thanks for choosing us. Share your experience.
Scan with your camera
Scanning opens an independent review assistant. This service is not affiliated with Google.
scan5star.com
AYour business name, as it appears on Google.
BA real code. Scan this one and it opens the demo.
CSays what it is: an independent review assistant, not affiliated with Google.
- Free trial
- 14 days. Card required. Cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged.
- AI drafts
- 1,000 per location each month, 200 during the trial.
- Locations
- $29 for each one. Up to 3 during the trial.
- At the limit
- Customers can still write their review on Google directly.
Questions owners ask.
- Will it slow down the line?
- No. Customers scan while they wait for their drink, or later at their seat. Your baristas don’t have to say a word.
- Do customers have to use the AI draft?
- No. It is a starting point. They can rewrite every word, or skip it and write their own review on Google.
- Does it ever post a review for a customer?
- No. Customers copy the draft, open Google, choose their own stars and post it themselves.
- Do customers need an app or an account?
- No. The QR code opens a web page in their phone’s browser. You don’t need a website either.
- What happens after the free trial?
- Your subscription continues at $29 per location per month. Cancel before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.
- What if a location reaches its monthly limit?
- Customers can still write a review on Google directly.
Put a card on the counter before tomorrow’s rush.
14 days free, then $29 a month per location. Not ready? The demo runs a sample café: you play the owner and the customer, with no sign-up, and nothing is posted anywhere.