Add your restaurant, salon, clinic, or any local business to Wiviscope and let real customers rate it with a structured, spam-resistant survey — free to start.
Add Your ServiceA Wiviscope service page is a public profile for a business that operates at a physical address — a restaurant, a hair salon, a gym, a clinic. Every visitor can answer a short, structured 3-question survey instead of writing an open-ended review, and your address makes you discoverable on Wiviscope's city and category listing pages, like "Best Hair Salons in Torino."
Every review comes from the same 3-question survey — not an open text box — so ratings are harder to fake and easy to compare.
Your address places you on local listing pages such as "Best Restaurants in Milano," reaching people actively searching nearby.
Turn on a discount and every reviewer automatically receives a coupon code, encouraging honest first-hand feedback.
Business accounts can embed the review survey as a widget on their own site — no coding beyond a copy-paste snippet.
Add editors and admins to your business account so more than one person can manage your locations and redeem coupons.
Your service page is automatically discoverable with translated content in all 10 languages Wiviscope supports.
Sign up, or request a business account if you manage more than one location.
Name, description, category, address, and a photo — takes a couple of minutes.
Anyone who finds your service page answers the 3-question survey; results and rating update instantly.
Watch your aggregate rating grow, read the breakdown, and redeem discount coupons you've issued.
Browse trending surveys, products, and services already collecting reviews on Wiviscope.
Explore WiviscopeYes. Creating a personal service page and collecting reviews is free. A business account — needed for team management, embeds, and API access — requires an approved business request.
No. Any registered user can add a service under their personal account. A business account is only needed for a team of editors, an embeddable widget, or API access.
A Service operates at a physical address — a restaurant, a salon, a clinic. If your offering has no fixed address, such as a physical item, software, or an online-only tool, it's a Product instead.
Yes. Turn on discounts on your service and every user who completes the review survey automatically receives a coupon code you define.
Every review is a structured 3-question survey tied to a real account, not free text. Reports of fake or abusive content are checked by both automated moderation and human review.
Yes — a service belongs to one physical address and city. That's what makes it discoverable in local searches like "best hair salon in Torino" on Wiviscope's city and category listing pages.
Is your offering location-independent instead? List a product