A card that sits by your till. Customers hold their phone against it and your Google review page opens instantly — no app, no typing, no QR code hunt.
You send us one link. We do the rest before it ships.
Paste the review link from your Google Business Profile at checkout. Can't find it? Give us your business name and we'll look it up.
Ask while you hand back the card machine. Customers hold their phone to it and the review screen opens in about three seconds.
Same chip inside all of them. The difference is where it lives.

Waterproof and permanent. For window fronts, menus, fitting rooms and the side of a card reader.

Bank-card size, matte finish. Lives next to the till or in an apron pocket for table service.

Weighted base that won't slide or tip. Sits at eye level on a bar, reception desk or checkout.
Every iPhone from the XR onward reads it with no setup — just hold the top of the phone near the card. Almost all Android phones from the last several years read it too, though NFC has to be switched on. Each card also carries a printed QR code as a fallback, so nobody is ever stuck.
Making it easier for people to leave a review is fine. What isn't allowed is filtering who gets asked, offering discounts or free items in exchange for reviews, or writing them yourself. Our cards open the same public review form for everyone who taps, which keeps you on the right side of it. If a vendor offers to screen out unhappy customers first, walk away.
Email us and we'll send a rewrite code that points the card at a new link. It takes a minute on your phone and there's no charge for it.
No. You pay for the card once and it keeps working. There's no dashboard to log into and no account to cancel — the chip is passive and has no battery.
Yes, from 10 cards up. Send us a logo file and we'll print it on the front. Add a note in the message field when you order and we'll reply with a proof before printing.
The chip holds any link, so the same card can point at Tripadvisor, Trustpilot, a booking page, your menu or your Instagram. Tell us which one at checkout.
Mix and match — most places start with one stand for the counter and a few stickers for the door and the toilets.