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How to get Google reviews from Square Appointments clients

Reviews decide who shows up in the map pack, and the best time to ask is the morning after a great visit. Here is what Square offers on each plan, a request you can copy, and how Foyer asks every client automatically.

Updated October 9, 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer

Square’s receipt feedback collects private ratings on every plan. Automated Google review requests are part of Square’s automated campaigns on Plus and Premium. Foyer emails every client a review request after their visit, on any Square plan, with a link straight to your Google review form.

  • Sent 20 hours after the visit by default
  • Skipped for canceled appointments
  • Uses your own Google review link

What Square does for reviews

  • Receipt feedback. Clients rate their visit privately from the digital receipt, and you can reply, send a reward or refund. Turn it on under Customers > Customer directory > Settings > Feedback. These ratings are private, not on Google.
  • Google Reviews monitoring on every plan: connect your Business Profile and watch reviews come in.
  • Automated campaigns on Plus and Premium, which Square says can “request Google Reviews.” Sellers report these go out after a client becomes a regular or leaves positive feedback.

“Clients should be able to leave a review of the provider after their appointment.”

Sources, checked October 9, 2026: Square: feedback, Square: plans and pricing.

  1. Search for your business on Google while signed in to the account that manages it.
  2. Open your Business Profile. Choose Ask for reviews (or Read reviews > Get more reviews).
  3. Copy the link. It opens the review form directly. Paste it into Foyer’s review request setting.

A review request that gets answered

Short, personal, one link. Send it the morning after, while the visit is fresh:

Subject: How was your facial yesterday, Ava?Thank you for coming in! If you loved your visit, a quick Google review helps other people find us, and it means a lot to our small team. It takes under a minute: [review link]. If anything wasn’t perfect, just reply here and tell us. We read every message. Maya at Fern & Fawn

Two rules: ask everyone, not only happy clients (Google prohibits selective asking, called review gating), and never offer a discount in exchange for a review.

Review requests in Foyer

  • Sent after every visit, 20 hours later by default (anywhere from 2 to 96).
  • Your link, your words. Paste your Google review link; the email comes in your brand’s colors.
  • Never for a canceled visit, and never twice for the same appointment.
  • Any Square plan. No Plus subscription needed.

Foyer Page can also show your best Google reviews on your site: you choose up to three, word for word, and the rating only shows at 4.3 stars or above.

Questions Square sellers ask

Can Square ask clients for Google reviews?

Yes, on Square Plus and Premium, through automated campaigns. Square Free has private receipt feedback and Google review monitoring, but not automated Google review requests.

How do I ask clients for Google reviews?

Send a short, personal message the morning after the visit with a direct link to your Google review form, ask every client rather than only happy ones, and never offer a reward for a review.

How do I get a direct link to my Google review form?

Search for your business on Google while signed in to the managing account, open your Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews, and copy the link.

Is Square receipt feedback public?

No. Square receipt feedback is private between you and the client. It doesn’t post to Google.

Can I offer a discount for a Google review?

No. Google’s policies prohibit offering incentives for reviews and asking only happy customers. Ask everyone, with no reward attached.

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