Available
Nationwide, based in Kentucky
Tap. Review.
Done.
A card on the counter that opens your Google review page. The customer taps a phone, or scans the QR code, and writes the review themselves.
I don't gate reviews, offer incentives, or promise 5-star ratings.
How it works
Three steps, and a QR backup.
- 01
Send me the link
I encode the card with your Google review page, or with a Milestone link you can change later.
- 02
They tap the card
A recent iPhone or an Android phone with NFC opens that page. No app for the customer.
- 03
QR if the tap misses
Every card and stand also has a QR code, for phones without NFC or with NFC turned off.
Use cases
Tap to Review is ready. The others are next.
Coming soon
Tap to Pay
A tap that opens a payment page. This is not a card reader, and it is not for sale yet.
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Tap for Wi-Fi
A tap that shows the network name and password, so guests are not hunting for a sign.
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Tap for Menu/Links
A tap that opens a menu, a booking page, or a short list of links.
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Digital Business Card
A tap that opens the contact details you want to hand someone.
Notify meTap to Review
Cards, a stand, and a link you can change.
Until Stripe is connected, use order by request and I will reply with a way to pay. Checkout asks for the business name and the Google review link. Cards and the stand also collect a U.S. shipping address.
Single card
$15
One encoded card with your review link and a QR code.
3-pack
$35
Three cards for the counter, the truck, and a spare.
Stand + 2 cards
$39
A branded acrylic stand and two cards, same link on all of them.
Editable link
$5/mo
Optional. I can change where the tap goes, and you get a tap count.
25 cards or more
$8–10 per card. The price depends on the print and the quantity. This one is not a checkout button.
The card, the 3-pack, and the stand are one-time. The editable link is $5 a month, and you can skip it.
Custom branding
Your logo, on black or white acrylic.
The stand in the $39 set can carry your name. A fuller print — logo, colors, and a black or white acrylic — is quoted after I see the artwork. I confirm the art before anything is printed.
Ask about brandingThe card opens the page. The monthly service does the follow-up.
FAQ
Before you order.
I don't gate reviews, offer incentives, or promise 5-star ratings. The customer writes the review, including a critical one.
Which phones can tap?
Recent iPhones and most Android phones open a web link from an NFC card when NFC is on and the screen is awake. Hold the top of the phone near the mark. If a phone has no NFC, the printed QR code opens the same page.
What do you need from me?
The public Google review link, the business name, and where to ship. I encode the card before it goes out. Checkout asks for the business name and the review link.
What if the review link changes?
A card encoded with the Google link itself has to be rewritten if that link changes. The $5/mo link stores a Milestone address on the chip, so I can point it somewhere new without a new card. That plan includes a count of taps.
Do you follow Google's review rules?
Yes. I don't gate reviews, offer incentives, or promise 5-star ratings. The card opens the public review page. The customer decides whether to write one and what it says.
How does shipping and a bad card work?
I ship inside the United States. If a card arrives damaged, or the tap and the QR code both miss your page, email me and I will replace it. Custom print is confirmed before I make it.
Put a review card on the counter.
Start with one card, or tell me the link and I will say which set fits.