NFC Review Cards for Shops and Showrooms in Pakistan

By the NFC Review Card team · Published October 2, 2026 · Updated October 19, 2026

In a shop the moment to ask is short: the customer is at the counter, paying. A review point has to be visible and take one tap.

Where to place them

At the counter: a review coin next to the card machine, at Rs 499.
In every bag: a card tucked in with the receipt, so the customer can review at home.
On the display: a standee near the till.
For repeat customers: a WhatsApp card that opens a chat for orders and enquiries, and an Instagram card for new arrivals.

What to say

“If you are happy with your purchase, please tap your phone on this coin and leave us a review.” Ask everyone, and do not offer a discount for a review: Google does not allow it.

Online and offline

If you sell on Instagram or WhatsApp as well as in the shop, a card in each parcel can ask for a Google review, a Trustpilot review or an Instagram follow. See Trustpilot cards for online stores.

Several branches

Each card opens one link, so use one card or coin per branch with that branch’s Google review link. Review products are sold wholesale with a minimum order per product (100 for cards, 25 for standees, plates and coins): see wholesale pricing.

Common questions

What is the cheapest way to start?

A Google review coin at Rs 499 next to your card machine.

Can I put the card inside the shopping bag?

Yes. A card with the receipt lets customers review at home, once they have tried the product.

Does the coin work on metal?

Metal can interfere with NFC. Stick the coin on a non-metal surface, or put a thin piece of card behind it.

Shop review coins