The % on the homepage are from consumer research about local reviews. They are not “QuickRate customers got X% more reviews.” The stand is simply how you ask.

85% — People check reviews first

Consumers use reviews when choosing a local business. BrightLocal’s Local Consumer Review Survey reports that positive reviews make people much more likely to use a business (about 85% more likely after positive reviews).

Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey

72% — They will write one if you ask

Most people don’t leave a review unless someone makes it easy to ask. BrightLocal finds that when customers are asked, a large majority go on to leave a review (recent surveys are in the high 60s–80% range depending on the year). We use 72% as a conservative “if you ask” figure on the homepage.

Source: same BrightLocal survey series

50% — They forget if nobody makes it easy

Willingness is high; follow-through without a prompt is lower. A lot of happy customers simply leave without opening Google. That’s the gap the counter stand is for — the ask stays visible when you’re busy.

What this is not

These are not before/after numbers from QuickRate shops. We don’t invent “Trusted by…” brands or fake case studies.

What the stand does

Puts the ask on the counter. They tap or scan → your Google (or Instagram / Facebook / TikTok) page opens.