A QR code on the table gets your happy customers writing Google reviews, and brings the unhappy one straight to you before he reaches the internet.
Arabic first. Built in Amman.
A QR code on the table, at the counter, or in the hotel room. One tap, no app, no login.
The happy one goes to Google and writes in his own words. The unhappy one finds a private line to the owner. The Google button stays visible to both, because hiding it violates Google policy.
One console: how many rated, how many went to Google, and every private complaint with a way to follow it up and close it.
From your real customers, in their own words. We never write a review and never buy one.
The complaint reaches you first, not the internet. With an instant email alert.
One for reception, one for the restaurant, one per room or staff member. You know exactly where each rating came from.
Both the customer page and the console, in both languages. And the Arabic is not a translation.
A score out of 100 for your Google profile, benchmarked against your nearest competitors.
Star breakdown, what people mention, and performance by point. Printable to PDF.
Monthly in JOD, VAT excluded. Cancel any time.
One location. Ratings, private complaints, report.
Everything: codes per point, Presence Score, competitor benchmark, full report.
From 3 branches, with one console and branch ranking.
Asking a real customer for a review is explicitly allowed. What is banned is hiding the review button from unhappy customers, buying reviews, or writing them yourself. Khamsa does none of these.
No. We show him topic prompts to jog his memory, and he types inside Google itself, in his own words. There is no pre-written text.
Your Google profile is yours and stays yours. You can export your private feedback on the way out.