NFC Google review card · £40
Accelerate your ranking with a single tap
Your customer holds their phone against the card and your Google review page opens on the spot. No app to download, no camera, no QR code to line up — just the reviews you've earned, actually getting written.
The card
A review request your customer can't lose
Ask someone to review you and they'll mean it. Then they leave, the moment passes, and the review never happens. The card closes that gap while they're still standing in front of you.
- Programmed with your Google review link before it's posted — you never touch a setting.
- 3M adhesive backing — stick it to a counter, till, table or door, or stand it up as it is.
- Hard-wearing and wipe-clean — built to sit on a busy counter, not in a drawer.
- Nothing to maintain — no battery, no charging, no app, no login.
How a tap becomes a review
Three steps, about ten seconds
Each step follows the one before it — this is the whole journey, start to finish.
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They tap the card
Your customer holds the top of their phone against the card. Nothing to open, nothing to point at it.
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Your review page opens
A link appears on their screen and takes them straight to your Google review box — already on your business, with the stars ready to press.
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The review goes live
They pick their stars, add a line if they want, and post. It lands on your Google Business Profile where new customers will read it.
Where it earns its keep
The moment they're happiest is the moment it's easiest
On the counter as they pay. On the table with the bill. By the door on the way out. Wherever the good mood happens, the card is already there — so "I'll leave you a review" turns into an actual review.
Why reviews move you up
Google says it plainly
"More reviews and positive ratings can help your business's local ranking."— Google Business Profile Help, Tips to improve your local ranking
Google ranks local businesses on three things: how relevant you are to what someone typed, how close you are to them, and how prominent your business is. Reviews feed that third one — and prominence is the only one of the three you can actually do something about today.
Read the full explanationRelevance
How well your profile matches what someone searched for.
Distance
How far you are from the person searching. Fixed — you can't change it.
Prominence — this is the one you can move
How well known your business is, based partly on how many reviews you have and how good they are. Every tap adds to it.
One card. £40. That's the whole thing.
Programmed with your Google review link and posted out ready to use. No subscription, no per-review fee, nothing else to buy.