NFC + QR

Google Review Card with NFC

Customers tap once and land on your Google review page. No app install, no typing your business name — QR on the same card for phones that skip NFC.

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Built for the moment after a good visit

Most shops already ask for reviews. The gap is friction. People mean to leave one, then they walk out, open another app, and forget. A Google review card with NFC shortens that path: phone near the card, review screen open, done.

We print your branding on the face and program the chip to your Google review URL. Staff do not need a script beyond “tap here if you liked us.” That is usually enough at a billing counter or reception desk.

Behind the card you also get the ReviewCard Pro dashboard — so the same purchase covers suggested review text, shop settings, and the ability to retarget the NFC/QR later. First year of that service is included with the hardware.

The tap takes under a second

Happy customers rarely want homework. A phone tap feels lighter than “please search us on Google and leave five stars.”

QR covers older phones

You are not betting the whole counter on NFC alone. Guests who never use tap can still scan and finish the review.

Links stay editable

Campaigns change. Locations get new Google profiles. Your printed card should not become scrap when that happens.

How a tap becomes a review

1
You place the card where people already pause
Billing counter, reception, or the tray that holds the bill. Visibility beats a speech.
2
They tap NFC or scan the QR
Newer phones often open the tag automatically. Everyone else uses the camera on the printed code.
3
Google’s review form loads on their phone
No hunting for your listing. Optional templates in the flow help them finish a short, clear review.

What you get on an NFC review card

Face of the card	Custom print — logo, colours, short call-to-action
Inside the card	NFC chip (NTAG213 or NTAG216 class, by product)
Backup channel	Printed QR aimed at the same review destination
Phone support	Tap on NFC phones; scan works on camera-equipped phones
After purchase	Dashboard access, templates, editable destinations
Service year one	Included · then about ₹1,500 - ₹2,000/year to keep the tools live

Who this card fits

Salons, clinics, retail counters, cafes, and any desk where people pay and leave within a few minutes. If you need something taller that never leaves the counter, look at our Google review stand with NFC. →

Need many pieces?

Chains and multi-counter shops usually start from our bulk Google review cards page — we quote by quantity and finish before print. →

Compare NFC cards What the dashboard includes

Questions about NFC review cards

What exactly is a Google review card with NFC?+

It is a physical card with a small NFC chip inside and a printed QR on the face. When someone holds their phone near it (or scans the code), your Google review page opens. They do not need to search your shop name.

Will it work if the customer’s phone has no NFC?+

Yes. Every card also carries a QR code. Camera scan works on almost every smartphone sold in India today.

Which phones support the NFC tap?+

Most recent Android phones with NFC switched on, and iPhones that support background NFC tags. If tap does nothing, the QR is right there as a fallback.

What if I change my Google Business listing later?+

You update the destination in your ReviewCard Pro dashboard. The printed chip and QR stay the same — you do not need a fresh print run just because a link changed.

Is there a monthly fee on the card itself?+

The card purchase includes the first year of review service (link, templates, dashboard). From year two, renewal is about ₹1,500 - ₹2,000 per year so those tools stay active. Hardware is a one-time buy.

Can I put my logo and colours on it?+

Yes. Choose a catalogue design or send a custom brief. We share a proof before printing on custom jobs.

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