Leave a review
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Rate your visit and add a few words from the link in your email. The business decides what shows on its site.
The business you booked with sets its own prices, times and policies, so ask the business first. These pages explain how booking works on a RedStick Booking site.
After a visit, the business can ask how it went. You get an email with Leave a review, and your booking page shows the same link once the visit is marked done.
Write it
Open the link. The page is titled "Review your" and the service, and asks "You booked with" the business, "How did it go?"
Choose a rating from 1 to 5 stars. A rating is required. If you skip it, the page says "Choose a rating from 1 to 5 stars."
Add a Comment if you like, up to 800 characters.
Choose whether to Show my name with the review. When it's on, the page says how it will appear, such as "Posted as" and your first name with the first letter of your last. When it's off, it says "Posted without your name."
Choose Send review.
The preview under How it will look updates as you type. It is what the business's site would show if it publishes your review.
After you send it
The page says "Review sent" and "{business} will decide whether it appears on their site." The business can publish it, hide it or reply.
If you open the link again, it says "You already left a review" and shows what you sent.
If the link has expired
The page says "This review link has expired". The invitation is no longer active. Contact the business if you still want to leave a review. See Who to contact about a booking.
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