NFC Google Review Card: Tap to Collect More Reviews
Happy customers leave and then forget to post. A standing NFC card on your counter gives them a one-tap route to your Google review page, with no app, QR scan or typing. Matte, compact and finished in Google's brand colours, it looks like a planned part of the room.
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Happy customers leave and then forget to post. A standing NFC card on your counter gives them a one-tap route to your Google review page, with no app, QR scan or typing. Matte, compact and finished in Google's brand colours, it looks like a planned part of the room.
Tap your phone to leave a Google review in seconds
- low online review volume
- customers forgetting to leave a review
- complicated review process
- no app or QR scan needed
Turn every visit into a five-star review
Customers leave happy and then forget. With one tap on a standing card at your counter, they land straight on your Google review page before they walk out the door.
One tap from phone to review page

One tap, no app needed
The NTAG213 chip comes with your Google review link already written onto it. Any NFC-capable phone that touches the symbol opens the review page right away. Your customer never downloads anything, scans a code or types a web address.

Stands firm on any counter
The L-shaped base holds the card upright on a counter, table or checkout desk. Nothing to tape down or mount to a wall. At 120mm wide and 140mm high on a 50mm base, it fits beside a receipt tray or card terminal without crowding the space.

Built to look professional
Matte plastic in black or white, with full-colour Google print in red, blue, yellow and green and a five-star graphic. It reads as a deliberate sign rather than a loose paper card, so it suits a reception desk or a busy till.
Place it once and let it work
- 1Choose the spot
Pick a place customers pause, such as the counter edge, checkout desk or a table. Keep it where people see it without searching.
- 2Stand the card
Fit the L-shaped base so the card stands upright. The 50mm base fits beside a receipt tray or card terminal.
- 3Test it with your phone
Tap your own phone to the NFC symbol and confirm the Google review page opens. Try it with your usual phone case, and switch NFC on for any older Android phone you use.
- 4Keep it off metal
Stand the card on wood, plastic or stone rather than a metal surface, since metal can interfere with the signal.
Everything in the box, ready to stand
- NFC standing card×1
Matte black or matte white finish with full-colour Google print. 120mm x 140mm.
- Freestanding L-shaped base×1
50mm base holds the card upright on counters, tables and desks.
- NTAG213 NFC chip×1
Pre-written with your Google review link. Passive, so no battery or charging.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The NTAG213 chip is read by NFC on modern iPhones and Android phones. Some older Android models need NFC switched on in settings before the first tap works, so keep a short line beside the card that says tap to review.
No. The phone reads the chip and opens your Google review page in the browser. Nothing to install and no QR code to frame.
No. The NTAG213 chip is passive and draws its power from the tap itself. Stand the card on the counter and it is ready at every visit.
For speed, yes. A QR code needs a camera opened, the code framed and a link tapped. The NFC card needs one touch, which fits the moment a happy customer already has their phone in hand. QR codes still work well on printed menus or flyers.
It does not. The matte finish, full-colour Google print and freestanding base make it look like a planned fixture. On value, a paper card gets lost or thrown away, while this one stays on the counter and works at every visit, so its cost is spread across every review it helps collect.
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