After a visit you may get a tip link, a review link, or both. Tipping is entirely optional — nothing is pre-selected and "No thanks" is one tap. A review is a star rating, a would-you-recommend question, and an optional comment, submitted once.
How does the tip link work?
The page shows your visit — who looked after you and the total — with suggested amounts based on it. Three things are true by design:
- Nothing is pre-selected. The default is zero.
- Presets are suggestions. Tap one, or type any amount of your own.
- "No thanks" is one tap. Declining is a first-class choice.
If you tip, you enter your card on the secure form — the venue never sees your card number. Already tipped, at the venue or through the link before? The page shows that instead of asking again.
How does the review link work?
Rate your visit
Tap a star rating and answer whether you'd recommend the venue.
Add a comment if you like
It's optional.
Submit
Your review goes to the venue.
If you rate the visit highly, the page may invite you to share your review on Google, Yelp, or Facebook — entirely optional, on the platform's own site.
Common questions
Do I have to tip?
No. The page is built so that not tipping is as easy as tipping.
Can I change my review later?
Not from the link. If something important changed, contact the venue directly.
The review link says invalid or expired — why?
It was already used or timed out. Nothing to fix on your end.