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Starvo isn't a generic SaaS pretending to fit everyone. Each of these guides walks through QR placement, feedback flows, and tactics specific to that kind of business.

Why the industry matters

Review software fails when the ask happens at the wrong moment. A restaurant's window is the check. A hotel's window is checkout and the ride to the airport. A salon's window is the mirror. A gym's window sits between renewals. A clinic's window has to stay privacy-first. The product underneath Starvo is the same — one QR per location, a Google-compliant path, private capture for low ratings, AI drafts you edit before send — but the script, the print, and the recovery timing are not interchangeable.

These pages exist so an owner can land on their trade and leave with a working playbook, not a renamed homepage. Restaurant operators get receipt and table-tent placements. Cafés get the counter rush and cup-sleeve codes. Hotels get the complaint-before-TripAdvisor flow. Salons get station QRs and stylist-aware thanks. Gyms get locker-room codes and churn signals. Clinics get anonymous-by-default feedback and Google invites only after visits that actually went well.

If your category is not listed, the same funnel still applies to any owner-operated shop with walk-in or appointment customers. Start with the closest guide, then email support if you want a tailored version. Starvo stays self-serve: free for one location, paid plans from $9 a month, no sales call required to collect your first Google review.

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Starvo works for any owner-operated local business with walk-in or appointment-based customers. If you'd like a guide tailored to a different industry, email support.