NFC cards for UK shops, salons, trades and clinics. A customer taps their phone — your Google review page opens. We programme the chip and post it to you.
2 cards · £55
UK postage included. White or black. At your door in 4 working days.
Happy customers already have their phone in their hand. Put the card where they pay — they tap, your Google page opens, they leave a review before they walk out.
On the bill folder. Guest taps before they leave.
On reception after a session, while they still feel good.
On the till. One tap after the cut.
Next to the card reader. Same height as contactless.
On the service desk when they collect the keys.
Wherever the customer pays, the tap works.
There is no app, no login, no subscription. The card is a tiny radio chip with your Google review link written on it.
Your official Google “Write a review” URL is saved to the chip as an NDEF web address.
Credit-card size. Phone NFC (the same as contactless pay) reads it from about 1–4 cm.
iPhone and Android open search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=… — your listing, not a search page.
They pick 1–5 stars and post. It appears on your Google Business Profile. QR on the card is the same link for older phones.
We only encode the official Google review page. We do not hide 1-star ratings. Same link on chip and QR, so if NFC is off, the camera still works.
White or black. Tap the card — five Google stars open. No app.
White cards
Tap — Google review opens
Black cards
Tap — Google review opens
You send the Google link and the delivery address. We write the chip, test it, and post the cards.
Business name, Google “Write a review” URL, and the UK address we should post to. Then you pay.
Chips written and tested on iPhone and Android before they leave.
Two cards, £55, postage included. At the business in 4 working days. Place one on the till.
UK postage included. PayPal. At your door in 4 working days.
Two programmed cards. UK postage included.
Till, spare, and staff cards. Postage included.
Vans, rooms, multiple staff. Postage included.
Questions first? Read the FAQ or contact us.