Review types
Four ways. One promise.
Whether on the wall, on the packaging, at the trade fair stand or on the tablet at reception: every review is given on site, is signed and can be checked by anyone afterwards. The only difference is where and when.
Which way suits you?
They do not rule each other out — most businesses use two of them.
In every plan
Wall QR code
A sticker at reception or on the counter, permanently valid. The location is checked against your business address. The baseline, in the free Basic profile too.
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Product and service QR code
A single-use code per product or service that travels on the packaging. What gets reviewed is the item, with a row of hearts, not the business across four dimensions.
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Event QR code
For a trade fair stand, open day or pop-up. It checks against the venue instead of your address and is valid only during the event. One per calendar week.
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Reception display
A tablet at reception shows a code that changes every minute. Photographing it gets you nowhere — it has long expired by the time someone scans it from home.
Read moreWhat all four have in common
Every review is signed on submission — classically and quantum-resistantly — and then timestamped in the Bitcoin blockchain. Your visitors do not have to take that on trust: the check runs in their own browser, independently of us.
And all four make visible where a review came about. That is the real difference from portals where anyone can write from anywhere.
Start with one.
The Basic profile is free of charge and the wall QR code is included in it. Everything else follows when you need it.