Turn a happy customer into a 5-star Google review before they leave.
They touch their phone to the card. Their Google review page opens. That is the whole thing. No app, no typing an address, no "could you leave us a review" text that never gets opened.
Get your cards - from $20Pick a pack. Then pick your sizes.
Most shops end up wanting three: one where people pay, one where they wait, and one in the window for the people who have not come in yet. Every size costs the same, so fill the pack however suits your space. Need more than five? Keep adding at $10 a card.
Free US shipping. Payment handled by Stripe, we never see your card details.
You do almost none of the work.
Most tap cards turn up blank and leave the setting up to you. Yours arrives already pointed at your Google review page, tested, ready to put down.
Tell us who you are
Type your business name at checkout and pick yourself off the list. That is the only thing we need, and it takes about twenty seconds. No Google login, no password, nothing about your account is touched.
Two minutes, onceWe program it and post it
We write your review page onto the card, tap it ourselves to check it opens the right business, and put it in the post within two working days. A tracking email follows it out the door.
We do this partPut it where they pay
Peel and stick it to the counter, or stand it by the till. From then on every customer can leave a review in about five seconds, without being chased, without an app, and without typing anything.
Ten secondsWhy it works
Watch your reputation climb.
Every tap is a shot at a five-star review. The rating and the count both move, and on Google a business with more recent reviews wins more of the people searching nearby.
- You stop having to askThe awkward part is the ask. The card does it for you, silently, to every single customer, without anybody having to work up to it.
- You catch them at the right momentA review written at the counter is warmer and more specific than one written three days later, if it gets written at all. Most never do.
- Recent reviews count for moreGoogle weights freshness. A steady trickle every week is worth more than a burst a year ago, and it is what makes the rating move rather than sit.
Denise at Shanti Yoga Shala went from about one review a month to four or five, which is what a year of that looks like. Tony at Lake Park Bicycles put it differently: more reviews in his first month than in the whole previous year.
What is actually inside the card.
No battery, no bluetooth, nothing to charge or pair. It is the same chip your contactless bank card uses.
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An NFC antenna and chip
The phone powers the chip as it passes. That is why there is no battery and nothing ever needs charging.
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A printed QR code as well
Older phones and anyone with NFC switched off can still scan it with the camera. Nobody gets left out.
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A web address we control, not a fixed link
The card points at a short address we own, and that address points at your review page. Move premises or change listing and we repoint it the same day. The printed card never changes.
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Read only, so it cannot be hijacked
A tap opens a web page and nothing else. It cannot read the phone, cannot install anything, and cannot be rewritten by somebody else tapping it.
Same card, very different result
Everyone else sells a sticker.
We hand you a system.
The card is the cheap part. What matters is what sits behind it, and whether it still works in a year when something about your business changes.
A printed QR sticker
What most sellers actually post you
- ×Fixed the moment it is printedThe link is baked into the pattern. Move premises, rebrand, or lose the listing and every sticker you own is landfill.
- ×Turns up blankYou get a card and a setup guide. Whether it points anywhere useful is your problem, and plenty never get set up at all.
- ×One size, wherever it has to goThe same square for a busy counter and a shop window ten feet from the customer.
- ×Nobody checks it worksThe first person to find out it opens the wrong business is a customer standing at your till.
What you get here
Same price bracket. Different product.
- ✓Repointable forever, no reprintThe card points at a short address we own, and we point that wherever you need. Change anything and we redirect it the same day. The printed card never changes.
- ✓Programmed before it shipsWe find your listing, write it to the card and tap it ourselves to confirm it opens your review page. It works the moment you open the envelope.
- ✓Three sizes, mix them freelyA small square for the counter, a bigger one for the window, a stand for the table. Every size costs the same, so a pack is a pack however you fill it.
- ✓QR printed on every card tooOlder phone, or NFC switched off? They scan it with the camera instead. Nobody is turned away.
Then have it watch your reviews for you.
Optional, and the card works perfectly without it. But a bad review you find three weeks later is a bad review you could not have fixed.
New 5-star review just landed. You are now 4.9 from 184 reviews, up from 4.8 last week.
Heads up: a 2-star review just posted. Worth replying today, while it is still the newest thing people see.
- ✓A text and an email the moment any review posts, good or bad
- ✓Your star rating and review count tracked week by week
- ✓You choose who gets the message. Send the bad ones to the manager
- ✓Nothing to install, and no Google login, ever
No card details, nothing to cancel, and we do not ask you to decide now. It switches on by itself when you activate, and if you never use it, it simply stops. Your review card carries on working either way, free, forever.
Straight answers.
Including the parts other sellers leave out.
People who already have them on the counter.
Local businesses around Palm Beach County who put a card out and watched what happened.
Honestly I thought it was a gimmick. Then in the first month we got more Google reviews than we had in the previous year, at least three or four times what we were doing. Customer picks up their bike, taps the card on the counter, done. No app, no explaining, no chasing anybody down by text later.
TonyLake Park BicyclesI was always the person awkwardly asking students to leave a review on their way out, and it never felt right. Now the card sits at the front desk and people just tap it after class while they are still in a good mood. We have gone from maybe one review a month to four or five, and they are better reviews too because people write them right after the thing they loved.
DeniseShanti Yoga ShalaMy whole business runs on trust, so reviews are not a nice-to-have for me, they are the entire first impression. The card made asking easy instead of uncomfortable. Clients tap it before they walk out and the review is up before they get to the car. My Google profile finally looks like the business I actually run.
JustinA Profound TouchWe use ours at events, and it completely changed how people find us. Somebody taps the card, leaves a note about the event, and that shows up for the next person searching for us. For an organization that runs on community trust, having real people say real things publicly is worth more than anything we could put on a flyer.
FrankThe Rotary Club of Lake Worth BeachThree sizes, because one size does not fit a counter and a window.
Most sellers give you one card. You get to choose per spot, and mix them inside the same pack.
Take one of every size.
The small square for the counter where they pay, the four inch for the window or the wall, and the stand for a table or a desk. Three sizes covers every spot a customer actually stops in, and it is the same price as any other three pack.
See it in action.
Real cards, in real places customers already stand with a phone in their hand.
Volume
Buying for a team, a franchise, or your own clients?
Multi-location businesses, franchises, and agencies putting these in front of their own customers. The more you take, the less each card costs, and above twenty five we print them with your logo and colours instead of ours.
Straight off this page. Every card past the first five is $10, mixed across the sizes however you want, and each one is programmed before it ships.
Your logo and your colours on the card instead of the DV8 mark, each one pointed at its own location. Priced per job, so tell us the spread and we will quote it.
Resell them to your own clients under your name, or roll them out across every location at once. We handle the programming and work from your shipping list.
Good to know.
Do I need to give you my Google password?
No, and we will never ask. We find your business on Google the same way a customer would, you confirm it is the right one, and that is it. Nothing about your account is touched.
What if I move, or want it pointed somewhere else?
Tell us and we repoint it the same day. The address printed on the card never changes, only where it sends people. That is the advantage over a plain printed QR code, which is fixed forever once it is printed.
Can I mix the sizes in one pack?
Yes, and that is the point. Every size costs the same, so a three pack can be three small cards, or one of each, or any combination you like.
Does it work on every phone?
Tapping works on any modern iPhone or Android with NFC turned on, which is nearly all of them. Every card also carries a printed QR code as a fallback, so anyone can scan it with the camera instead.
How fast does it ship?
Within two business days. We program each card to your review page and test it before it goes in the post, then email you a tracking link.
Is there a monthly fee?
Not for the card. Buy it and never pay us another cent. We do sell an optional $9.99 a month service that watches your reviews and tells you when they move, but the card works perfectly without it.
More reviews start this week.
Every happy customer this week meant to leave one and forgot by the time they reached the car. A card on the counter is the difference between meaning to and doing it.
Programmed before it ships · Free US shipping · No monthly fee · Repointable forever