One tap on your counter turns happy customers into Google reviews — and reviews into new customers.
Want to see it tap first? Get in touch.
Google counts how many, how good, how recent.
Reviews are a top ranking signal in "near me" searches.
People pick from the top three on the map.
A customer taps their phone — same motion as paying — and your Google review page opens instantly.
No app. No QR. They review at the counter, while they're still happy.
Every review pushes you up the Google Maps rankings.
Slide to your foot traffic. Honest ranges, no invented stats.
First month is bigger — roughly 31–62 — because your existing regulars can all tap once too.
Each Google account can only review you once — new faces drive ongoing growth. Assumes 1.5–4% tap on its own, 6–12% when staff mention it. Ranges, not promises.
When someone searches "near me", Google picks its top three by reviews — how many, how good, how recent.
A steady stream of 5-star reviews pushes you into that pack.
That's new customers who didn't know you existed.
Yes. The card simply opens your public review page — the same link Google itself encourages you to share. What Google doesn't allow is paying customers for reviews or filtering out unhappy ones ("review gating"). This card does neither: every customer sees the same page.
Yes — every iPhone since the XS (2018) and virtually every Android reads NFC with a simple tap, no app required. For anything older, there's a QR code printed right on the card.
No. You buy the card once and it works forever. There's nothing to charge, connect to Wi-Fi, or renew.
Send it back to us (or just message us) and we'll re-program it to your new Google listing, free.
It gets you reviews from the customers you hand it to — and you'll naturally show it to happy ones. But the honest answer is: the card removes friction; your service earns the stars. If your service is good, more reviews means a better rating, because right now mostly angry people bother to find your review page on their own.