Get more Google reviews with
Most happy customers mean to leave a review and never do. Our tap-to-review NFC Google review cards sit on your counter: the customer taps their phone on the card, your Google review page opens right there, and they leave a review in seconds. No app, no searching for your listing.
Tap. That's the whole ask.
An NFC card has a small chip inside, the same tech as tap-to-pay. Modern iPhones and most Android phones read it without any app.
The card sits where people pay
On the counter, the register or the station. You just say: tap here if you had a good experience.
Their phone opens your review page
The card is linked straight to your Google Business Profile's review form, so the review lands on the listing people actually see on Google and Maps.
They leave a review in seconds
No searching for your business, no scrolling to find the review button. The friction is gone, so more people follow through.
Reviews are what people check before they buy.
Before anyone books, buys or walks in, they look you up on Google. A wall of recent 5-star reviews is the difference between "looks nice" and "booked." Reviews also feed into how Google ranks businesses in the Maps results, where the top few spots get most of the calls.
The card only removes the friction. It doesn't write anything, and it doesn't filter out unhappy customers before they reach Google. That's on purpose: asking only happy customers (review gating) and paying for reviews both break Google's rules and the FTC's, and they're how listings get reviews removed or penalized.
We also make NFC menu cards for restaurants and cafes: tap the card and your full menu opens. See restaurant work.
91 local shops and counting.
A sample of the businesses running our review cards. These are live Google listings, so tap any name to read their reviews yourself. See the full list on the home page.
Questions people ask.
How do I get more Google reviews for my business?
Ask every happy customer, at the moment they're happiest, and make it take one second. A tap-to-review card on your counter does exactly that: the customer taps their phone and your Google review form opens, so far more people follow through than when you ask them to look you up later.
How do NFC Google review cards work?
Each card has a small NFC chip, the same technology used for tap-to-pay. It's linked to your Google Business Profile's review form. When a customer holds their phone near the card, the review page opens in their browser with no app needed.
Do NFC review cards work with iPhone and Android?
Yes. Recent iPhones read NFC tags automatically, and most Android phones do too when NFC is turned on, which it usually is by default.
Is it against Google's rules to ask customers for reviews?
No. Google allows and encourages businesses to ask customers for reviews. What's not allowed is offering anything in exchange for a review, or only asking customers you expect to be happy. Our cards ask everyone the same way, which keeps you within Google's rules.
Can I give customers a discount for leaving a Google review?
No. Google's policies prohibit offering discounts, gifts or any incentive in exchange for reviews, and the FTC treats incentivized reviews as deceptive. Reviews earned that way can be removed and your listing can be penalized.
Can Google reviews be removed?
You can flag a review that breaks Google's policies, like spam, hate speech or a review from someone who was never a customer, and Google may take it down. Honest negative reviews stay up, so the best answer is more recent positive reviews and a calm, public reply.
Can I buy the review cards without a website?
Yes. Review cards are sold on their own. If you're also building a website with us, they come with the package and your best reviews get placed on the site.
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