For guests

Feedback in one minute that actually goes somewhere.

No account, no app. Anonymous — unless you choose otherwise.

You will find the QR code or feedback code on the packaging, receipt, table card or flyer of the business.

No code? Scan the QR code on the packaging, the receipt or the table card.

How it works

Four steps, about a minute

From the QR code on the table to the message that something changed.

  1. 1

    Scan the QR code or enter your code

    No account, no app. You will find the code on the packaging, the receipt or the table card. About 10 seconds.

  2. 2

    Answer a few short questions

    A score, a few topics and room for an explanation if you want to give one. About one minute.

  3. 3

    The business reads along and gets to work

    Your feedback arrives as themes and trends, together with other responses — not as a list of senders.

  4. 4

    Follow what changes

    Optional. Sign up with your email address and you will hear when the location makes a change. Double opt-in, one click to unsubscribe.

What happens to your feedback?

The whole chain, without stops you cannot see.

Straight to the business

Your answers go to the location whose questionnaire you fill in. Not to a public profile.

Combined into themes

The business sees themes and trends across all responses, not a list of individual senders.

Public from 20 responses

Only from 20 responses in a period can a location publish aggregated results on its own improvement page.

GeefSterren is not a review site

Your text never appears in public by itself. Public pages show only combined figures and themes.

Am I anonymous?

The honest answer in three lines. This is exactly how it works, not made prettier.

By default the business cannot see who you are.

If you enter your name yourself, the business sees it.

Only if you want a chance at a reward or want to receive updates do we ask for your email address. We use it for that alone: never sold, no spam.

About rewards

Some businesses attach a reward to a feedback campaign. The business decides per campaign what that reward is.

The reward is for giving feedback — not for a positive score. Critical feedback has an equal chance.

The terms are stated per campaign in the feedback flow itself.

What a reward is never

  • Payment for a high score.
  • A condition for completing the questionnaire.
  • Something you have to leave your email address for if you do not want to.

Why would you?

Your point becomes an improvement

A remark that would otherwise disappear ends up with the people who can do something about it.

You see what changed

Sign up and you get a message as soon as the location makes an improvement or measures its result.

Your local business gets better

Where you come often, you notice the difference first: a shorter wait, warmer delivery, a clearer menu.

Example · demonstration data

Restaurant De Haven, Leiden

Guests reported that orders arrived late and cold on busy evenings. The location changed the packaging and the weekend staffing.

Orders on time

71%89%

84 responses · 90 days before and after 1 July

Temperature score

3,44,2

42 responses after 14 July · scale 1 to 5

These scores improved after the changes. GeefSterren shows the order of events, not a proven cause.

Frequently asked questions

No, unless you enter your name yourself. By default your response is anonymous to the business. Only if you want a chance at a reward or want to receive updates do we ask for your email address, and we use it for that alone.

How was your experience?

Scan the QR code of the business or enter your feedback code. It takes about a minute.

See what changes thanks to customer feedback

You will find the QR code or feedback code on the packaging, receipt, table card or flyer of the business.