How NFC Review Cards Work

An NFC review card has a tiny chip inside. When a customer holds their phone close to it, the phone reads the link stored on the chip and opens it: your Google review form, Instagram profile, WhatsApp chat or any page you choose. Here is everything from ordering to your first tap.

1. Choose your product

  • Review cards (Rs 399, minimum order per product) for Google, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Feefo, Booking.com and more
  • Social media cards (Rs 399) for Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, YouTube and 20+ other platforms
  • Standees and desk plates (Rs 799, minimum order per product) for counters, tables and reception desks
  • Review coins (Rs 499) for card machines, menus and small spaces

Review products are sold wholesale, with a minimum order per product (100 for cards, 25 for standees, plates and coins). See wholesale pricing.

2. Send us your link

Paste your link in the “Your link” box on the product page before adding to cart. Not sure which link to use? Leave it empty, place your order and send it to us on WhatsApp. We check every link before programming.

Finding your Google review link

  1. Sign in to the Google account that manages your business.
  2. Search for your business name on Google, or open it in Google Maps.
  3. In your Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews (sometimes shown as Get more reviews).
  4. Copy the link and paste it into your order.

Our step-by-step guide covers both phone and computer: How to find your Google review link.

3. We program, test and dispatch

We write your link to the chip, test it on a phone, then send your order with Leopards Courier. Delivery is a flat Rs 149 anywhere in Pakistan, and cash on delivery is available.

4. Place it and start collecting

Put your card or standee where customers already pause: the billing counter, the table, the reception desk or next to the card machine. Then give your team one simple line to say, for example: “If you enjoyed your visit, just tap here and leave us a quick review.”

Which phones work?

  • iPhone XS and newer: read NFC automatically when the screen is on. No settings needed.
  • iPhone 7, 8 and X: open Control Center and use the NFC Tag Reader.
  • Android: most recent phones have NFC. Switch it on in Settings (search for “NFC”).
  • No NFC? Every card and standee has a QR code that opens the same link.

Ask every customer, not only the ones you think are happy. Google does not allow businesses to offer rewards for reviews or to pick and choose who gets asked.

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