Hospitality & dining
Most customers pay and go. A QR code is enough.
Nobody books a flat white. Ratezing puts your review page behind a QR code on the counter, the tables and the coasters, and sends a request whenever you do have a name, from a booked table or an event list.
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On the counter and the coasters
Print the QR code wherever people queue or sit. It opens your review page in a second, with nothing to install.
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Booked tables and events
Upload the list after a quiz night or a private party and schedule the requests for the next day.
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Reviews on your website
Show recent reviews on your site with one snippet, so people deciding where to meet see what regulars say.
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Questions restaurants and hotels ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a restaurant, hotel or bar.
We rarely know our customers’ names. Is Ratezing still useful?
Yes. The QR code works without any details, and every review that comes in, on any of your sites, lands in one view with an alert.
Can staff behind the bar send requests?
Yes. The front desk runs in the browser on a shared computer by the till, set up once by a manager.
Which sites should a café show?
Most start with Google. Yelp, Tripadvisor and Facebook can sit on the same review page, and you choose which ones.
Every guest leaves with a story. Let them tell it.
See Ratezing set up for a venue like yours in a short call.