How it works
From a tap to a review.
A review card is a physical card with an NFC chip inside. Hold a compatible phone near it and the phone opens the link stored on the chip — in this case, your review page.
There is nothing to install, nothing to log into, and nothing for your staff to memorise.
The three steps
Setting up takes minutes.
1
Set your review destination
Tell us the review page you want the card to open. Confirm your exact process before publishing this copy.
2
Put the card where customers are
The counter, reception desk, bill tray, checkout or front desk — wherever you already speak to customers.
3
The customer taps
They hold their phone near the card and your review page opens in their browser.
The card
What is actually inside it.
Describe the material, size and finish of your card here once you have confirmed the specifications with your supplier.
NFC tap
An NFC chip inside the card opens your link when a compatible phone is held against it.
No app to install
The customer's phone handles the tap. Nothing to download on either side.
Reusable
The same card can be tapped by customer after customer.
No power, no pairing
The chip draws its power from the phone. There is no battery and nothing to charge.
How we think about reviews
Easier to leave a review. Not a way to control what it says.
A review card removes steps between a customer and your review page. What the customer writes is entirely up to them.
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Ask everyone, not just the happy ones
Offering the card only to customers you expect to praise you is review gating. Most review platforms prohibit it.
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Do not offer anything in exchange
Discounts or free items in return for a review breach the rules of every major review platform.
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Do not ask for a specific rating
Ask for feedback. Asking for five stars is a policy violation and customers notice it.
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The card cannot change a rating
It opens your review page. It has no influence over what a customer decides to write there.
Put the review link where the customer already is.
One card on the counter. One tap from a customer who already had a good experience.