NFC card for Google reviews
An NFC card is a smart card that opens your Google review form the moment a guest taps it with their phone. The NFCtap card is 12 × 12 cm, stands on a table, counter or by the till, and works on iPhone and Android — no app needed.
What is an NFC card?
NFC (Near Field Communication) is the same technology you use to pay contactless with a bank card. An NFC card holds a small chip with a link. When a phone touches the card it reads the link and opens it — here, your business’s Google Maps review page.
The card needs no battery and never runs out: the chip is powered by the phone that taps it.
How the NFC card works for Google reviews
We link the card to your Google Maps or Google review link, so it arrives ready to use. Place it on a table, counter or by the till. A guest taps their phone — the review form is already open, they just pick the stars and write a comment.
Phones without NFC can open the same page with the QR code.
NFC card or a plain QR code?
With a QR code a guest has to open the camera, aim and tap the link. With an NFC card a single tap is enough, so more people finish the review.
Who the NFC card is for
Cafés, restaurants and bars, beauty salons and barbershops, hotels, clinics, shops and car services — any business whose customers look for places on Google Maps. Several branches? Each card can open a different branch’s link.
NFC card price and delivery
The NFC card for Google reviews costs 50 GEL, in white or black. We deliver in Tbilisi and to every region of Georgia — Batumi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Zugdidi, Gori and Telavi. Delivery starts at 6 GEL depending on the district. Pay the courier or by bank transfer.
NFC card questions
One NFC card for Google reviews costs 50 GEL. Delivery starts at 6 GEL depending on the district.