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Local reputation · Restaurant
At restaurants, 94% of customers check Google Maps or TripAdvisor before even booking a table - the rating visible within seconds decides whether the phone rings or not. Searches like "sushi restaurant open tonight" or "brasserie with terrace Paris" trigger Google's Local Pack, where only well-rated tables show up. Every meal served is therefore a direct opportunity to build your online reputation and fill upcoming services.
How it works
Place an OpenAvis QR code on each table or print it on the bill. After the meal, the customer scans it in seconds from their phone, no app download required.
They rate the food, service and atmosphere on a scale of 1 to 5. If they give 4 or 5 stars, they're automatically redirected to Google Maps or TripAdvisor to publish their review.
A dissatisfied customer (1-3 stars) receives a private form. You're alerted immediately so you can reach out before they publish anything - often a simple gesture is enough to turn the situation around.
Sector benchmarks
The Local Pack only shows 3 results. To appear there as a restaurant, you need to cross specific thresholds in review count and rating. Here's what the scale looks like in your sector.
Your restaurant listing appears in Google Maps but rarely in the Local Pack of main search results.
You appear regularly in the Local Pack. You beat most competing restaurants in your area.
You hold position #1 in the Local Pack. Your competitors can no longer organically overtake you in this sector.
A restaurant that goes from 15 to 80 reviews with a rating of 4.4+ multiplies its Google Maps contacts by 4 on average. OpenAvis reaches this threshold in under 90 days.
Some providers offer bought reviews. Before you commit, here are the real consequences - and the method that works without risk.
Business impact
Figures measured across restaurants using OpenAvis for more than 90 days.
No credit card required · 5-minute setup
FAQ
Available in all major French cities.
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