1 card
£7.50
£7.50 a card
plus postage
For the shop that wants to try it.
Trade prices from £3 a card
Boost Your Reviews
NFC Google Review Cards for UK Businesses
An SEO retainer takes £500 a month and you can't see what you get for it. An NFC Google review card costs £7.50, once. Customers tap it, your Google review page opens, and leaving a review takes seconds.
No subscription. No app. No monthly invoice, ever. Trade pricing from £3 a card.
- Cafes
- Barbers
- Salons
- Restaurants
- Takeaways
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- Builders
- Garages
- Dentists
- Gyms
- Florists
- Cleaners
- Dog groomers
- Tattoo studios
- Taxi firms
Trade and reseller pricing
The review card price ladder.
The more Google NFC cards you take, the less each one costs. Everything from 50 up is trade, and everything above 100 is quoted by hand. Buying one or ten for your own shop? Those start at £7.50.
| Quantity | Price a card | You pay | Sell at £10, you keep | Sell at £20, you keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 cards | £3.70 a card | £185 | £315 | £815 |
| 100 cardsBest start | £3 a card | £300 | £700 | £1,700 |
| 250 cards | from £2.70 a card | quoted | about £1,800 | about £4,300 |
| 500 cards | from £2.50 a card | quoted | about £3,700 | about £8,700 |
| 1,000 cards | from £2.35 a card | quoted | about £7,600 | about £17,600 |
Delivery is free from 50 cards by Royal Mail Tracked 24 with Signature, tracked and signed for; smaller orders go 1st Class, added at checkout. The last two columns assume you sell every card you buy, at £10 or at £20. What you actually charge is your call. Full trade terms.
Not buying in bulk? Single cards are £7.50 and ten are £50.
See all packsWhat is an NFC review card?
A small NFC chip sits inside a printed card, the same technology as a contactless payment. A customer holds their phone near it and your Google review page opens on their screen. There is no app to download and nothing for them to install.
You will see the same thing called a few different names. Some call it an NFC review card, a Google review tap card, or just a tap card. Others call it a Google review NFC card. They all describe this object: the Google review cards we post to businesses across the UK.
Ours are not printed card. They are rigid PVC finished with a domed epoxy resin top, the raised glossy layer you can feel with a thumb. That is the difference between something that still looks new after a year on a counter and something that scuffs white at the corners by month two.
Order them blank and write your own link to them with any NFC phone, which is what most resellers do, or tell us the business and we programme them before they ship.
- Which phones tap
- Every iPhone from the XS and XR onwards, straight out of the box. Android phones have read NFC for about a decade.
- What it costs to run
- Nothing. There is no battery, no subscription and no monthly invoice. You buy the card once and it is yours.
- How they are built
- Rigid PVC under a domed epoxy resin finish. Wipes clean, shrugs off spills, and does not peel or curl the way a laminated card does.
- Who it is for
- UK shops, salons, restaurants and mobile trades, and the resellers who sell cards on to them. Trade pricing starts at 50.
Watch what reviews can do.
One cafe, one tap card, 90 days of steady reviews.
Keep scrolling to run the 90 days.
Before
#37Harbour Coffee
#38
The Corner Cafe, Greyford
#39Toast and Butter
Position 38. Eleven reviews. Nobody scrolls that far.
90 days later
Top map results
Bean Around Town
The Copper Kettle
Top 3
The Corner Cafe, Greyford
Top three of the map results.
In this simulated example, The Corner Cafe in the fictional town of Greyford starts at position 38 in the search results with 3.9 stars from 11 reviews. After 90 days of collecting reviews with a tap card, it shows 4.8 stars from 124 reviews and appears in the top three map results. This is an illustration, not a real business or a guaranteed result.
Google trusts your customers more than it trusts any advert. Every tap opens your review page. Every honest review helps the next customer choose you.
Tap. Review. Get found.
1
Tap
Your customer touches their phone to the NFC Google review card.
2
Review
Your Google review page opens, so leaving a review takes seconds.
3
Get found
More recent reviews can help more people find you on the map.
No app. No login. Works on iPhone and Android.
£500 a month vs £7.50 once.
SEO company, £500 a month
- A bill every month.
- Reports that make no sense.
- Still waiting for results.
Boost Your Reviews card, £7.50 once
- Customer taps the card.
- Your Google review page opens.
- Paid once. Done.
Why reviews help decide who gets found
- People who read online reviews before visiting a business
- 93%
- of people read online reviews before visiting a business.
- Source: BrightLocal.
- People who check Google reviews specifically
- 81%
- check Google reviews specifically.
- Source: consumer review surveys.
- Share of local ranking decided by reviews
- 20%
- of what decides local rankings is reviews, give or take.
- Source: Whitespark local ranking survey.
- Businesses with fifty or more reviews
- 50+
- reviews makes a business far more likely to show up in the map results.
- Source: published local SEO studies.
Pick your review card pack.
Each NFC Google review card is rigid PVC with a domed epoxy resin finish, not a printed card. One payment. No subscription. Order them blank and set them up yourself, or tell us the business and we programme them before they ship.
Most popular
10 cards
£50
£5 a card
plus postage
One for the till, one for every table, one for each member of staff.
50 cards
£185
£3.70 a card
Free Royal Mail Tracked 24: tracked and signed for
For busy sites, or a first trade order to test the water.
100 cards
£300
£3 a card
Free Royal Mail Tracked 24: tracked and signed for
For chains, teams and resellers.
Need a different number?
Tell us how many and we will price it. 250, 500, 1,000 and up, from about £2.35 a card, blank or programmed.
A pack of 100 Google review cards still costs less than one month with an SEO company.
Straight answers on review cards.
Is this against Google's rules?
No. Asking your customers for reviews is allowed and encouraged. What is not allowed is paying or rewarding people for reviews, or filtering so only happy customers get asked. We never do either. Every card sends every customer to the same public review page.
Do the cards work on iPhone?
Yes. Every iPhone from the XS and XR onwards taps straight out of the box, with nothing to install. Android phones have read NFC for about a decade. No app needed on either.
Is there a subscription?
No. You buy the card once and it is yours.
Do I have to programme the cards myself?
Only if you want to. Order them blank and you write your own link to them with any NFC phone, which is what most resellers do. Or tell us the business and we programme them before they ship.
Do you do trade or wholesale pricing?
Yes. Cards drop to £3 each at 100, and we quote lower for 250, 500 and 1,000. Resellers can order blank or pre-programmed cards, shipped in plain boxes. See trade pricing.
What if I have more questions?
Send us a message through the contact page and a human will get back to you.
Want longer answers about Google NFC review cards? Read the full FAQ.