Use cases Local service businesses

Testimonials for local businesses, from your regulars

Your customers tell you they love you every day — at the counter, in the chair, on the way out. Wallsy gives them a quick way to write it down, and you a way to show it on your website.

  • A link or QR at the counter
  • Photos with each story
  • Nothing public without your OK

The message to send

You → customer, by text the same day

Thanks for coming in today! If you have a sec, we’d love a few words about your visit for our website — no app, no sign-up: wallsy.live/f/your-name

Template — change the words to sound like you
  1. Ask when they’re still smiling

    Right after a great appointment or a finished job is the moment. Send the link by text that afternoon, or print it as a QR code (any free QR generator will do) for the counter, the receipt or the back of a business card.

    Ask people you know were happy. It’s not a survey — it’s a favour from a fan.

    You → customer, by text the same day

    Thanks for coming in today! If you have a sec, we’d love a few words about your visit for our website — no app, no sign-up: wallsy.live/f/your-name

    Template — change the words to sound like you
  2. Three questions that get a useful answer

    Put these on your collection page. Short, specific questions get short, specific answers — the kind people actually read.

    1. What made you choose us?Tells new customers what you’re known for.
    2. How did it go — and how do you feel now?The result is what they’re buying.
    3. Would you recommend us to a friend? Why?Local business runs on word of mouth.
  3. Where to put them

    • Your homepageFree & Pro
      Grid widget with photos — real faces build trust fast.
    • Booking or contact pagePro
      Single quote widget beside the form.
    • Instagram bio and Google Business profile website linkFree & Pro
      Your Wall of Love page.
  4. Set it up in an afternoon

    1. Name the collection page after your business and add your logo — it’s what customers see on their phone.
    2. Turn on the photo field for before/after or happy-customer shots.
    3. Make a QR code from the link with any free generator and put it on the counter and your receipts.
    4. Embed a Grid widget on your homepage and link the Wall of Love from your Instagram bio.
  5. The honest bit: Wallsy isn’t for you if…

    • You want your Google reviews on your site — Wallsy doesn’t import Google, Yelp or Facebook reviews. It collects testimonials for your own website.
    • You need to send review requests automatically after every booking — there are no booking-system integrations.

    Still deciding? See how Wallsy compares with other testimonial tools.

Questions people ask

Does Wallsy replace Google reviews?

No — they do different jobs. Google reviews help people find you on Maps; Wallsy testimonials live on your own website, with photos, in your branding.

Can I make a QR code for the counter?

Your collection page is a normal link, so you can turn it into a QR code with any free QR generator and print it.

Will people need to download an app?

No. The page opens in their phone’s browser — stars, a few lines, done.

Do I need a website to use Wallsy?

No. Your Wall of Love is a public page with its own link, so it works even if you only have social profiles.

Can staff send the link?

Yes — it’s just a link. Share it in your team chat so whoever finishes the appointment can text it.

Keep exploringSimilar businesses and guides

  1. Wallsy for coaches & consultantsUse case
  2. Wallsy for freelancersUse case
  3. Wallsy for agenciesUse case
  4. How to ask for testimonialsGuide
  5. Collection pageFeature

Your happiest customers are one link away.

Create your collection page