How it works

Your card arrives blank. You point it at your Google review page once, and from then on every customer who taps it lands straight there. It takes about two minutes, you only do it once, and you can change the link whenever you want.

Before you start: get your Google review link

Open your Google Business Profile (google.com/business), choose Ask for reviews, and copy the short link it gives you. It looks like g.page/r/XXXXXXXX/review. That is the link you will write to the card.

No Google Business Profile yet? Create one first — it is free, and without it you have nowhere for reviews to land.

The three steps

1
Install a free NFC app Search NFC Tools in the App Store or Google Play and install it. It is free and works on both iPhone and Android. iPhone 7 and newer can write NFC tags; almost every Android phone can too.
2
Write your review link to the card In NFC Tools open the Write tab, tap Add a record, choose URL/URI, paste your Google review link and confirm. Then tap Write and hold your phone flat against the card until you see “Write complete”.
3
Put it where your customers pay Counter, till, reception desk or bill tray. Test it once with your own phone: hold it near the card and your review page should open on its own. That is it — you never touch it again.
Where to hold the phone On an iPhone the NFC reader sits at the very top of the back. On most Androids it is in the middle. If nothing happens, move the phone slowly across the card — it usually catches within a second.

If something does not work

The app says “no tag detected”

Take the phone case off and try again — thick or metal cases block NFC. Make sure NFC is switched on in your phone settings (Android) and that you are holding the right part of the phone against the card.

My customer taps and nothing opens

Older phones and some budget Androids have no NFC chip. Keep a QR code on the counter as a backup so those customers can scan with the camera instead.

Can I change the link later?

Yes, as many times as you like. Just write a new URL over the old one with the same app. Google today, your booking page or a menu tomorrow.

Does the customer need an app?

No. They hold their phone near the card and the page opens. They only need to be signed in to Google to leave the review, which most people already are.

I am stuck

Message us and we will walk you through it. If we cannot get it working, the 30-day money-back guarantee covers you.

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