Which Trustpilot link should I use?

Use the evaluate link, trustpilot.com/evaluate/your-domain. It drops the customer straight onto the write-a-review form instead of your profile page.

Is the Trustpilot QR code free?

Yes. The Free plan includes 2 tracked codes forever, with scan totals and 30-day history. No card required.

Does the code keep working if I stop paying?

Always. A printed Scanlo code keeps redirecting forever, on any plan. We never disable a printed code.

Can I put my Trustpilot QR code on my website?

Yes. Paste the Scanlo snippet on your site, on the order confirmation page for example, and the same tracked code shows up live. Desktop visitors scan it, phone visitors tap it, and both land on your Trustpilot form. The dashboard shows how many came from your website versus your printed codes, on every plan.

Can I run Google and Trustpilot codes side by side?

Yes, create one code per platform, label the placements, and compare which one your customers actually use.

Reviews

Trustpilot QR codes that bring you reviews

On the invoice, in the parcel, at the door. Customers scan, land on your Trustpilot review form, and you see which placement drove the most reviews, not just a scan count.

Scanlo Trustpilot review QR code that sends customers to your Trustpilot review form

How to create a QR code for Trustpilot reviews

A Trustpilot QR code takes customers straight to your Trustpilot review form, the write-a-review page, not just your profile. Copy your evaluate link (trustpilot.com/evaluate/your-domain), paste it above, and Scanlo generates a tracked QR code for Trustpilot reviews you can add to invoices, packaging and thank-you cards. Every scan is logged per placement, so you see where your reviews actually come from.

How it works

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Paste your Trustpilot evaluate link and generate a tracked QR code.
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Download it as PNG, SVG or PDF and add it to invoices, packaging or thank-you cards.
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Or paste the Scanlo snippet to show the same code live on your website, on the order confirmation page for example.
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Every scan routes through Scanlo to your review form and is logged.
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Compare scans per placement to learn where reviews actually come from.

Questions

Which Trustpilot link should I use?: Use the evaluate link, trustpilot.com/evaluate/your-domain. It drops the customer straight onto the write-a-review form instead of your profile page.
Is the Trustpilot QR code free?: Yes. The Free plan includes 2 tracked codes forever, with scan totals and 30-day history. No card required.
Does the code keep working if I stop paying?: Always. A printed Scanlo code keeps redirecting forever, on any plan. We never disable a printed code.
Can I put my Trustpilot QR code on my website?: Yes. Paste the Scanlo snippet on your site, on the order confirmation page for example, and the same tracked code shows up live. Desktop visitors scan it, phone visitors tap it, and both land on your Trustpilot form. The dashboard shows how many came from your website versus your printed codes, on every plan.
Can I run Google and Trustpilot codes side by side?: Yes, create one code per platform, label the placements, and compare which one your customers actually use.

Practical guides from the Scanlo blog on making your Trustpilot review QR code work harder.

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