NFC review cards

How an NFC review card works

Inside the acrylic card is an NXP NTAG213 chip. We write one web address onto it — for example your Google review form. When a customer holds their phone near the card, the phone reads the address and opens it in the browser. There is no app, no account and no redirect service in between.

• Size: 80 × 80 mm, acrylic with an epoxy-coated surface
• One NFC chip per card, one destination per card
• Ready-made brand templates (Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, Tripadvisor) — no logo printing on these cards
• The link is tested on a phone before shipping

Which card should you choose?

Pick the card for the channel you want customers to reach at that spot. A Google card suits the checkout or reception desk, an Instagram card suits a shop window or salon counter, a WhatsApp card suits a service or order desk, and a Tripadvisor card suits hotels and restaurants in tourist areas. If you need several channels, the three-card set or an NFC + QR stand is usually more practical.

Which phones read the card?

iPhone XS, XR and newer read NFC tags in the background while the screen is on. Android phones read them when NFC is enabled in settings. The ready-made cards have no QR code, so a customer with NFC turned off needs to enable it first; if that matters at your location, choose a stand with a printed QR code as a backup.

Cards with your own logo

For chains, dealers and events we also produce custom-designed NFC + QR cards with your logo, from a minimum of 120 pieces. Each card can point to the same link or to a different one.