SpinReview is a QR-based gamified spin wheel platform aimed at local businesses, with customizable wheels, print-ready QR codes, and direct Google Business Profile integration. SpiniX covers the same core loop and adds Apple/Google Wallet passes with 300m proximity push notifications, reviews on five platforms (not just Google), and an automated day-1/3/7/10 email sequence at $79/month. This page compares both honestly, including what we could and could not verify about SpinReview.
SpiniX is also a QR spin wheel platform, but delivers prizes via Apple/Google Wallet passes with proximity push notifications that fire when guests come within 300m of your venue. Collects reviews on Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, and Trustpilot. Automated day-1/3/7/10 reminder sequence. 40% of guests opt in to marketing, top venues see 50 to 63% tap the Google review link (median 15%), and wallet-pass holders come back 2.9x more often. $79/month, serving escape rooms, gaming venues, bars, cafes, and restaurants in any country.
SpinReview is a QR spin wheel platform with customizable branding, unlimited QR code formats, and direct Google Business Profile integration. Based on available information, the platform focuses on Google reviews only. Pricing is not publicly listed (their site spinreview.io was unreachable at the time of this comparison). One customer testimonial claims a 60% jump in reviews within one month. No wallet passes or automated follow-up sequences were mentioned in available materials.
Verdict: If SpinReview's pricing and feature set work for your venue, it may be a solid entry-level option for Google review collection. Based on available information, SpiniX adds five things. Wallet pass proximity reminders, reviews on platforms beyond Google, and an automated multi-day follow-up sequence. Plus a guest database you own and can export, and a published price of $79/month. If those features matter to your business, SpiniX is the stronger choice.
| Feature | SpiniX | SpinReview |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $79/month | Not publicly listed |
| QR codes | Yes (unlimited) | Yes (unlimited, print-ready formats) |
| Customizable wheel | Yes | Yes (with branding) |
| Google Business Profile integration | Yes | Yes (direct integration) |
| Delivery channel | Apple/Google Wallet pass | Not confirmed |
| Proximity push notification | Yes (300m radius Wallet push) | Not confirmed |
| Review platforms | Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, Trustpilot | Google only (based on available info) |
| Marketing opt-in rate | 40% | Not disclosed |
| Review link tap rate | 50 to 63% top venues (15% median) | Not disclosed (60% monthly increase claimed) |
| Email follow-up sequence | Day 1/3/7/10 automated | Not confirmed |
| Guest database (owned) | Yes (exportable) | Not confirmed |
| Return visit rate | 2.9x more often (wallet-pass holders) | Not disclosed |
| Multi-platform reviews | Yes | Not confirmed (Google only based on available info) |
| Multi-location management | Yes (Venues plan, $299/month, up to 10 locations) | Not confirmed |
| App required | No (Wallet pass, no app) | Not confirmed |
| Transparent public pricing | Yes ($79/month) | No (site unreachable) |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Countries / languages | Any country, 8 currencies, English and Hungarian site | Not confirmed |
30-day money-back guarantee on all plans. No contract.
SpinReview's pricing was not publicly available at the time of this comparison. Their website (spinreview.io) was unreachable. Contact SpinReview directly for current pricing before making a decision.
SpinReview's core claim is a direct, tight integration with Google Business Profile. Based on available information this is a clean, focused flow: scan, spin, leave a Google review. For restaurants that only care about Google and want the simplest possible setup, this focused approach may be exactly what is needed. SpiniX integrates with Google too, and routes to four other platforms as well. That helps a venue that cares about more than one platform. For a single location that only cares about Google, it is more than needed.
SpinReview specifically mentions print-ready QR code formats, which suggests they have put thought into the physical deployment side of the product. Getting QR codes onto table cards, menus, and wall displays in a format that prints cleanly is a practical detail that matters for restaurant owners. SpiniX also provides QR codes, though the specific emphasis on print-ready formats is something SpinReview highlights as a differentiator.
The 300-meter proximity push notification has no confirmed equivalent in SpinReview. When a past guest walks near your venue, their phone notifies them. No app required beyond adding the Wallet pass. No ongoing SMS cost. The guest is already nearby and the nudge arrives at exactly the right moment. Wallet-pass holders come back 2.9x more often than guests without a pass (a correlation, across SpiniX venues), so this feature contributes measurably to revenue. A spin wheel that captures the post-meal moment is useful. A spin wheel that also catches guests the next time they walk past your door is more useful.
Based on available information, SpinReview collects Google reviews only. SpiniX routes guests to Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, or Trustpilot depending on your settings and the guest's preference. For many restaurants Google is the most important platform, but Tripadvisor matters significantly for tourist-area venues and hotels, and Yelp matters in North American markets. If you need to build a presence across platforms, a Google-only tool forces you to find a second solution for everything else.
SpiniX pricing is publicly listed at $79/month with a 30-day money-back guarantee and no contract. SpinReview's pricing was not publicly available at the time of this comparison. Having to contact a company to get a price is a friction point for busy restaurant owners, and it can indicate pricing structures that vary by negotiation. We are not suggesting SpinReview is expensive, only that we cannot compare prices honestly because one side of the comparison is not published.
Based on available information, SpinReview's follow-up capability beyond the initial Google redirect is not confirmed. SpiniX runs an automated day 1/3/7/10 sequence without any ongoing effort from you. Day 1 confirms the spin and prize. Day 3 asks how the experience was. Day 7 sends a gentle review nudge with a direct link. Day 10 is a win-back with a small incentive. This runs for every guest without any manual work, turning the one-time spin into a multi-week engagement loop.
Based on available information, SpinReview is aimed at local businesses in general and publishes no guidance for escape rooms, bowling alleys or family entertainment centers. SpiniX does: each venue page carries a prize set that only pays out on a return visit (a free game, ten extra minutes, a weekday lane), a staff script for the exit, and the numbers behind it. In our data 40% of guests opt in to marketing, the median venue gets 15% of guests to tap the Google review link (the best 52 to 63%), and guests who keep the prize as a wallet pass return 2.9x as often. Venue pages: spinix.so/use-cases/.
| Metric | SpiniX | SpinReview |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $79/month | Not publicly listed |
| Review platforms | Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, Trustpilot | Google only (based on available info) |
| Marketing opt-in rate | 40% | Not disclosed |
| Review link tap rate | 50 to 63% top venues (15% median) | 60% monthly increase claimed (one testimonial) |
| Guest return rate | 2.9x more often (wallet-pass holders) | Not disclosed |
| Proximity push notification | Yes (300m Wallet push) | Not confirmed |
| Guest database (exportable) | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Customer types / countries | Escape rooms, gaming venues, bars, cafes, restaurants; any country | Not disclosed |
| Automated follow-up | Day 1/3/7/10 email sequence | Not confirmed |
| Transparent public pricing | Yes | No |
SpinReview's pricing is not publicly listed, and their website (spinreview.io) was unreachable at the time of this comparison. We cannot confirm their pricing honestly. SpiniX is $79/month with a 30-day money-back guarantee and no contract. If transparent pricing before signup matters to you, that is a meaningful difference.
Based on available information, SpinReview focuses on Google Business Profile integration only. If you operate a hotel, a tourist-area restaurant, or a venue where Tripadvisor scores matter, SpinReview may not be able to help with those platforms. SpiniX routes guests to Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, or Trustpilot depending on your settings.
That figure comes from a single customer testimonial in available marketing materials. It is not independently verified and results vary significantly by venue type, location, and how aggressively QR codes are promoted. SpiniX publishes aggregate stats across escape rooms, gaming venues, bars, cafes, and restaurants (40% opt in to marketing, top venues 50 to 63% tap the review link, wallet-pass holders come back 2.9x more often) rather than a single outlier case. Both numbers should be treated as indicative rather than guaranteed.
When a guest adds a SpiniX pass to their Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, the pass can trigger a location-aware notification when they come within approximately 300 meters of your venue. It appears on their lock screen without any app installed. This fires at the exact moment the guest is nearby and most likely to walk in for a second visit. Based on available information, SpinReview does not have a proximity notification feature.
Yes. SpiniX includes review collection on Google (and Tripadvisor, Yelp, Facebook, Trustpilot) from the $79/month Starter plan. You do not need to upgrade to a higher tier to get reviews flowing.
Based on available information, SpinReview's data export policies are not confirmed. Ask their support team directly before canceling. Your Google reviews stay on your Google Business Profile permanently regardless of which platform you use. SpiniX gives you an exportable guest database you own from day one.
No. SpiniX makes the review step optional. Guests win the prize regardless of whether they leave a review. The review prompt appears after the win as an optional step. This keeps the platform compliant with Google's review policies.
Yes. SpiniX has no contract and a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can run it alongside any existing review tool for a month, compare results from your actual venue, and get a full refund if it does not deliver.
Yes, and those venues now lead our roadmap. Every guest in a group spins at the exit, so a team of six is six contacts and six review asks instead of one booker email. See the escape room, bowling alley, family entertainment center and trampoline park pages for the prize sets and the numbers.
SpiniX runs the spin, captures emails, sends the follow-up sequence, and drops the prize into Apple and Google Wallet automatically. No contract, 30-day money-back guarantee.
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